Ever wanted to build your own life-sized Christmas tree out of LEGO® bricks? Do you wonder how many bricks you need, or even where to start? Ponder no more, dear reader. You can get step by step instructions for assembling a life-sized LEGO® Christmas tree measuring 185 cm (6’1”) high and 178 cm (5’10”) wide. These instructions come compliments of
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When I was a kid, my younger sister and I built and played with LEGO® bricks together. However, when I returned to the hobby as an adult, building turned into a solitary hobby. Earlier this year, I joined an officially recognized LUG (LEGO® User Group – ParLUGment) to meet up with some like-minded individuals. Due to the pandemic, the meetings
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The LEGO® Group launched the first annual Build Day on December 26, 2020. They encouraged fans to show their builds on social media with the hashtag #LEGOBuildDay. With the usual Christmas rush, I think it is a great idea to just stay home and build something on Boxing Day. That is especially true with the current state of the world
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Time for my LEGO® and Men’s Wear Stores fourth update. I added the final floor of the LEGO® Store. Consequently, the build is near completion. However, I have yet to design a sign for the Men’s Wear boutique. Additionally, the tram tracks need some tiling. I have not decided how I want to go about either issue though. I need
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I am now ready to share my LEGO® and men’s wear stores third update. While I still need to design a sign for the men’s wear store, the shop is essentially complete now. The third level of the custom build is the roof top for that store. I stayed more-or-less true to the Townhouse Toy Store set it was based
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Not long ago, I posted the first look at my custom LEGO® Store upgrade and new men’s formal wear store. Since then, I have continued chugging along with the design. The next level of each building is now available to share. So, without further ado, here is the second update for my LEGO® and men’s formal wear stores. The second
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Not too long ago, I posted about Willa’s Witching World, my sorcery store MOC. I mentioned that the store sits on the bottom level of my city. The shop nestles into a corner between a road and a train tunnel. My plan was to build an entire city block above it. Well, I have started the upward process. In truth,
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It has been almost two months since my last MOC update. However, I have a good reason. My basement (and therefore LEGO® room) was in shambles. The original owners of my house did not install the sump pit properly. In fact, they did not really install a sump pit at all. It was just a bucket in the floor. So,
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I must admit, progress on my latest MOC has been slow. However, after a couple of weeks of tinkering, it is time to share the Willa’s MOC third update. For those of you new to this project, I am building a sorcery boutique for the shopping promenade of my LEGO® city. Lately, most of my work focused on figuring out
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This update contains free build instructions for an owl cage! The time has come for my Willa’s MOC second update! Almost two weeks passed since I posted the first look. So, this build is progressing a bit slower than my last custom creation, the lighthouse island. However, I faced a set back with this one. Shortly after my first update,
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