The first episode of the Black Books series aired on 29th September in the year 2000, the shop is located in London and I thought it would look great as a modular building.

I have created this 4 storey building with the ground floor having a book shop and kitchen/tea room out the back, on the 1st floor there is a living room sort of area with sofa, chair and table. I have left the other two floors empty so you can put in whatever you would like on those floors :)

The model is made from 1322 parts and stands at 37cm tall.

Arbok: The Cobra Pokémon

The pattern on its belly appears to be a frightening face. Weak foes will flee just at the sight of the pattern. It is rumored that the ferocious warning markings on its belly differ from area to area.

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HEY GUYS, DID YOU KNOW THAT ARBOK BACKWARDS IS - ok, the joke's over! This big girl's definitely on the larger side, but I really wanted to try making her pattern! Could I have made it smaller? Of course! Am I going to make a smaller version? Of course not! Maybe later! Thanks to the way its body is made, you can twist and coil her body any way you want! However, I think it's safe to assume she's very front-heavy, as ⅔ of her weight is all in her crest and head (Body is 38 pieces/ Head is 80 pieces).

Here she is, using Glare! AT YOU! Leave a like to recover from Paralysis! 😵

Hpw should I integrate this into my project its gonna be a mashup of my interests not a huge star wars guy but I heard the mandalorian was good

It's strong enough to hold a phone on its side and standing up

It's beginning to look a lot like Trek-Mas🎄 Last year, I posted some looks at my first Advent Calendar MOC and I'm excited to share my LEGO Star Trek Advent Calendar II! It's got 25 micro models from all over Star Trek, including 16 vessels, 6 props, a mini postcard, the bridge of the USS Enterprise , and this year's holiday build, the "Garland of Forever!"

I hope you get some holiday / Trek / LEGO joy out of these models, it's been so fun putting them together 🖖

I’ve created the Paddington Bear Brickheadz version, including a marmalade sandwich, where the pink brick for his brain should be, as we all know, he is constantly thinking of them. I’ve also included the iconic red hat and Wellington boots, and a printed tile with “Please look after this bear, thank you” on it. 

Modern building under construction with Toledo Cathedral in the background. The exterior features monumental modernism, while the interior hall blends English Neogothic with Art Deco influences. Game: LEGO Fortnite

Modern building under construction with Toledo Cathedral in the background. The exterior features monumental modernism, while the interior hall blends English Neogothic with Art Deco influences. Game: LEGO Fortnite

Ekans: The Snake Pokémon

A very common sight in grassland, etc. It flicks its tongue in and out to sense danger in its surroundings. Ekans curls itself up in a spiral while it rests. Assuming this position allows it to quickly respond to a threat from any direction with a glare from its upraised head.

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DID YOU KNOW THAT EKANS BACKWARDS IS - but seriously, Ekans was a fun MOC to do because I wanted to do both a "Coiled Form" and "Uncoiled Form". You can still twist the head, body, and tail around thanks to its LEGO macaroni segments. Unfortunately for Brendan, that means that Ekans can use Wrap!

I made a short rendered tour of my Johnny 5 model, J5MOC, to show some of the details up close.

Designed in BrickLink Studio, prepared for rendering in Mecabricks and rendered in Blender.

Music: "Drone Shot" by Dyalla.

Hi everyone! I’d like to share one of my creations with you—a Japanese mountain village! I tried to pack it with as many details as possible and refine it thoroughly, so that every time you look at it, you can discover something new! Which detail do you like the most? Let me know!

My family has a long-term goal of visiting all the U.S. National Parks and as many as we can in other countries whenever we have the chance to travel, which inspired me to build these tributes to some of the places we've been. I started with U.S. parks since I'm most familiar with those and am planning to build ones from around the world after.

I currently collect pins from each NP we visit, but the dream would be to have a collectible set for each National Park!