Adult LEGO fan Roan Fryer, known as rdflego, lives in Norwich in the South East of England. We came across each other on – you guessed it – Twitter, which seems to be a popular place for my interviewees to hang around in. I love Roan’s building style, and he manages to capture some fantastic… Read more »
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I came across Deborah Cauchi with her trade stalls at LEGO shows around the UK. She’s an artist who specialises in LEGO under the alias Toys R Art. She’s based in Sunderland the North East of England, near to me, so our paths keep crossing. I’ve finally got her to do an AFOL interview –… Read more »
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I’m very excited to announce on behalf of Brick Alley LEGO User Group Discovery Brick Show at the brilliant Discovery Museum in Newcastle upon Tyne this coming October. We’re offering a weekend of fun on Saturday 6th – Sunday 7th October 2018 at the museum, with a range of LEGO activities and displays. I’ve been an… Read more »
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It’s time for another AFOL interview – this time with classic space fan Captain Mutant, aka Michael.
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What a day! I’m in the middle of running some very popular LEGO workshops for Leeds City Council and Leeds Markets, and I was asked to appear on BBC Radio Leeds to talk about the LEGO Workshops at Leeds Kirkgate Market. Presenter Nick Ahad was challenged to build a model of his choice with LEGO… Read more »
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I came across Adam initially as the editor in chief of brickfans.co.uk, a LEGO fan website. He lives in Leicester, UK – my old hometown! Since then he’s moved to BricksFanz.com, a Recognized LEGO Fan Media (RLFM) website, featuring regular set reviews and the latest information on LEGO events and competitions, too.
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I came across Jonathan, like many other AFOLs, on Twitter. He was (and still is!) promoting his LEGO Ideas project, the LEGO Space Pod. I’m definitely a classic space skeptic, having never had any sets as a child (assuming Blacktron doesn’t count!), but the chromed spaceman figure in the set looks great!
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My annual list of LEGO shows, exhibitions and other events is back for 2019!
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I came across Isaac Smith‘s brilliant LEGO locomotive designs on his Flickr account, and he quickly became a regular part of the LNUR display team, stunning the public (and fellow AFOLs!) with his steam locomotive models. Isaac also has a very active YouTube account, with plenty of LEGO to keep you interested for months to… Read more »
Read more »I gave a talk at this year’s Fan Weekend in Portugal on the topic of How Not To Run A LEGO Show; what follows is a summary of my points for those who couldn’t make it, as the session wasn’t filmed. I’ve managed to attend many LEGO shows over the last 4 or 5 years, either… Read more »
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