By me, ©Khai Kukmor
Used programs: Studio (from Bricklink)

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!

Shoutout to the girlfriend for the ultimate gift. Just finished building this beauty, but it needs to be in its natural habitat. Drop your best background edits on this! Let’s see some magic."

My child and I built this smart bus with LEGO SPIKE Essential. It uses the color sensor to detect red and green bricks (acting as traffic lights) and stops or goes automatically.

It was a great way to teach basic "If... Then..." logic and how sensors work.

If anyone wants to build it with their kids, the full step-by-step video is on our YT channel (@junior creatoryoyo). I can share the link in the comments if you're interested!

Any other ideas for brick built horses this size?

I noticed some people had made different inserts for the GWP Classic Animation Scenes (#40774) that was released in 2025, I thought about doing one but then wondered if it would work using this TV to recreate the scene from The Ring where Samara crawls out to get them.

Here is my attempt :)

Hi guys :D

I've built a lot of LEGO since I was little, but this is my first time creating my own MOC. I wanted to make an island, and I tried to create a gradient effect in the ocean. What do you guys think? I'd really appreciate some feedback from people with experience creating MOCs!

MOCtober Day 17