I’ve built a Lego Rollercoaster that features working block zones and a switch track. As far as I can tell, I’m the first person to do this completely out of Lego*. When I was designing the track, I wanted there … Read More
Created for my UCF Digital Video Fundamentals Class, adapted from the parable by Ambrose Bierce of the same name. A man to Whom Time Was Money, and who was bolting his breakfast in order to catch a train, had leaned … Read More
I had a lot of those light up bricks laying around, and I wanted to get one of those desktop dumpster fire toys, (because life is just like that sometimes), so I thought why not just make my own? The … Read More
Based on the 2005 movie, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, this build has been revised 5 times, and is the most accurate replica of the factory in Minecraft. After having begun work on it four years ago, only in July … Read More
This was my first time using unofficial LEGO lighting. During the last convention I went to I was very impressed by what others were able to do with these lighting solutions, so I decided to implement it into my nano … Read More
I’ve redesigned my SKEE-BALL machine from the ground up. Made using only LEGO parts (and extension cables), this machine features scoring, a plunger launcher, 3 light up targets, and game card reader. The aim of this redesign was to address … Read More
I have designed a Lego city themed pinball machine, to be built using only Lego. It will feature a plunger, flippers, multiball, bank with “destructable” door, and lighting. This will be the 4th arcade machine I’ve built. After inventorying the … Read More
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