Lego 7239, 7945, 7208, 60002, 60003, 60004, 60321. I have some off road fire trucks as well but I wanted to focus on the street version ones

Minifig scale, I’m pretty proud of the brick built details, though it doesn’t have much function.

I know there have been some discussions about his face and expression… but what really drives me crazy is how that figure, especially the head is looking from the side/in portrait…

There's a place here with the Tintin Moon Rocket Ideas set (21367) for 40% off, and I can't make up my mind about it.

It looks great, and I remember enjoying Tintin comics as a kid. The only other Lego set I keep assembled and on display is the NASA Saturn V Rocket (92176), and I think this playful rocket would be a good match for it.

But then, I'm not all that sure that I want to pay for it, except I do want to pay for it, but but but but but...

Convince me not to buy it (or at least give me bad reasons I can explain away).

Flimsy excuses to buy it are also welcome.

Halloween MOC 5 of 12, featuring the Ghosts (gen002) from my old sets.

I found a few more boxes I saved as a kid and a booklet that was quite funny. Honestly the prices for Legos actually have not increased much in price at all since the mid 90's.

I never got into Lego before and snagged this from Wegmans randomly because I want more Halloween stuff up in the house. I was completely locked in and felt good completing tasks and turning the page. Pretty sure I have undiagnosed ADHD and this felt like it slowed my brain down. Will be purchasing more.

I'm a huge Star Fox fan, and I've always thought the Great Fox would look so cool in LEGO! I'm so happy with how it turned out. It's up on LEGO Ideas now, and it just passed its first milestone!

I know it’s been done a million times, but I still wanted to share my version!

Inspired by u/Sobbin post

I freed up so much shelf space. LOL

The old western minifigs are so awesome.

Torso is based off of the Tahu build in the last three images

(also here’s the post if you’re interested)

https://www.reddit.com/r/Minilego/s/bHlk6ZMyTs

Filmed at the recent (August 2026) Pokémon XP event at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, California.

My original footage.

Old model I built in 2018 and recently recovered (hence the severe yellowing of some parts which I think add a certain charm to it).

It is supposed to be inspired by the ocean-going tugboats of the 1910s although I do not remember which one I used as a loose reference. I only recall I was intially motivated to build something like this after learning about the 1918 attack on Orleans, MA involving the Perth Amboy, but that tug does not really resemble my model.

After making a full interior on the first floor I just made the other floors facades, then to hide the fact there is nothing inside I added paper curtains.

Lego minifigs have paper capes so is this kind of mixed media acceptable or should have I have tried to make Lego curtains?

Recently picked this one up and had to find a way to display it.

I also have the big set. Will make that later!

Did a little upgrade to the plates while keeping the

classic, simple look and modularity.

The rules are mostly the same as in the original sets.

I made the renders in Stud.io and printed them out to replicate the leaflets included with each set, which showed the main and alternative layouts.

Let me know what you think!

You won't feel a thing.....

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