LEGOcentrism

When you spend too much time Googling the new LEGO Sandspeeder and eventually figure out this was a toy from the 1990s that never made it to production but people made LEGO variants. I love this community. See more on Flickr.

Classic Space scenes never get old. Check out (tons) more at Brick Knight’s Flickr. 

Micky Mech! Check out Julius von Brunk’s Flickr for more. 

Well, that fit perfectly.

I’ve updated my office to have a classy modular city background. The blank spot is for Assembly Square! 

First time I have to corner sets next to each other; I’m pleased. 

In case you’re wondering just how big the new(-ish) Rogue One Krennic’s Shuttle is, here is it hanging in the city. It’s intimidating.

I got the new Ghostbusters car for Christmas, so it felt right to make a Ghostbusters scene! To see the rest, check out Flickr. 

When you try to make your childish-ass bookshelf look more adult with a candle. 

When your local LEGO Store employees feel more like family. (San Antonio store!) 

I have no idea why I decided to display them in front of Town Hall. But I’m running with it. 

LEGO through the years. (San Francisco LEGO store) 

This is not a new video at all, but it is new to me. For the adult fans of LEGO out there, it’s an interesting watch!

So if stud shooters drive you nuts, make your voice heard! 

I try to not reblog from other LEGO sites, but this one was too good to pass up. Classic LEGO done in gorgeous art is my new favorite thing. Click to see more: http://www.thebrickfan.com/the-afol-poster-subscription-service-releases-new-february-artwork/

A new hope.

To celebrate Rogue One, I thought the LEGO Town could use an old fashioned Imperial invasion. Don’t worry, Luke is there.