Brick.ie The Irish Association for Adult Fans of LEGO®

Experimenting with technic which at the time of building was and still is quite new to me compared to the ordinary legos.

Just a little van I made for my son while watching the A-Team. A ten minutes job, not the best replica but I like it anyway.

A lorry based on Lego Technic 8435 and some smaller sets.

Another view

It comes together at last...

Myself and the young lad built our first MOC on Sunday(too hot for football).
Built for a hobbit fishing village and went to bed a proud man.
Came home from work tonight and a crusty the crab burger bar had been added to the scene.
An 8 year olds imagination can't be argued with.

I am working on the cinema for the show in august. Getting forward.
Here some pics of the progress.

The front. The posters are made in with photo program.

I finally got around taking decent pictures of a building I constructed a year ago for a contest on eurobricks. I never found the time to take good photos of it so finally I can present it adequately. I'd like to show it here as you guys always asked what I was actually building. This might also be the explanation for the cheese slope running gag
It was built for Guilds of Historica where you choose a guild and build for it. Challenge 2 of GoH was about building an embassy in one of the other guilds / areas. My embassy actually won this contest.

You can find more images in my flickr album. I also included some pictures to show how I constructed the roof.

Regards from Germany! Enjoy the event next weekend and drink a glass or two on behalf of me!

Markus

Hi all,
after picking up the second bumblebeegirl and sorting 6kg of yellow bricks, i got an idea for a funny railway station. Here are some pics of the progress.

An overview

The bees allready started the work at the hive.

More comming, when i've finished the back side.

Cheers

Dusty

It's been a long time since my last steam engine but I've finally finished my latest creation, the Baureihe or Class 055 freight engine:

It's got the full set of power functions on board; rechargable battery, receiver, L-motor and lights. It sure wasn't easy to pack it all in. The wheels are the regular Lego drivers, not BBB. The coupling and connecting rods are Zephyr's custom made parts.

More pictures on Flickr.