A fixture in any town is the hospital. Minifigs who fall ill or get injured can expect to find themselves on the doorstep of our town clinic. Like many of the structures in Bricksburgh, the hospital received quite an upgrade in location when we moved to the new house.
Even better than the location change, though, was the new driveway-- a much GRANDER entrance courtyard!
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Sunday, July 13, 2014
Friday, July 19, 2013
Grand Prix of Bricksburgh
Growing up I used to watch Formula 1 races every chance I got. Senna, Prost, Mansell... those were the big names of the day. I also had a rudimentary simulator on the computer that featured all of the race tracks on the F1 schedule. My favorite-- by far-- was Monaco. Something about the tightness of the circuit combined with the dense scenery to heighten the virtual sensation of speed. Naturally, I would act out those races in my Legotown too (this was about 1986). I'd transform all the sedans in town into "stock cars" and use the police car as a pace car. A couple times I even stripped them down to chassis pieces with roof slope noses to look like F1 race cars! Eventually Lego filled that void and began making ACTUAL race track/related sets. Of all those, one is CLEARLY the best.... and we have two of them.
What to do....? what to do...? Let me tell you.
Monday, July 15, 2013
Crash Test
Tyler is off this week, but we'll be posting a complete video tour and accompanying blog post that we prepared before he left. It'll be ready in a couple days. In the meantime, here's a crash test animation that Tyler made at the Victory Raceway Complex shortly before we shot the video tour.
He did this test animation of a crash on the front straight. As this was only a test, we haven't added any sound or done anything in the way of backdrop or lighting... Still, it gives you an idea of some of the possibilities. I was going to just keep it to ourselves but since uploads to YouTube are free (yay!) I figured there was no harm in sharing it.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
A Deluxe Apartment in the Sky
In Bricksburgh, if you want to "move on up" there is only one address that will do. The Apartment/Condo building (sadly we don't have a fancier name for it than that) is the tallest tower in town at 5 stories. It has beach/ocean views and a coffee shop owned by Mia in the bottom. I'll post the video tour of the building at the bottom, but here's some pictures I took of it being constructed:
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