I happened to check an invoice for domain names the other week, and was very surprised to notice it has been 6 years since I registered bricksmcgee.com. The beginnings of Bricks McGee This website started as a very simple LEGO blog (which still exists!), and a few articles around LEGO fandom, which are now lost… Read more »
Read more »Not sure what to buy the LEGO fan in your life this Christmas? Let me help! Plenty of ideas for kids, AFOLs and more in this “best LEGO present” list for Christmas 2018.
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Our newest AFOL interview LEGO fan interview with the creator of @EthicsInBricks, talking all things ethics, LEGO, and beards (of course!).
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Next in my series of AFOL interviews is LEGO fan and superbuilder Dan Harris of Brick To The Past fame.
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Stop complaining, start building!
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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 photographs of the models too, which he shares on his Instagram and Twitter accounts – well worth a follow!
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LEGO art? Why not!
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.
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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.
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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.
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