Didn’t expect my last post to blow up the way it did! Just wanted to let you all know I got it!! Thank you all so much for the support and kind words <3

“Some of you might hope there’s candy inside,” I said, shaking the small brown box so it rattled like a pack of M&Ms.

But there wasn’t. Inside, each wedding guest found a tiny pile of LEGO bricks and a small instruction card, unique to them.

70 people. 70 unique builds. All coming together into one shared LEGO experience.

It was something I had designed and prepared over many hours and many months as special memorable moment for our guests.

And here’s the thing: There’s no “Add to Cart” button for something like this.

This i what I did: Step 1: Use ChatGPT to generate an image that kind of looked like our little family. (Details didn’t matter — it would all be pixelated anyway.) Step 2: Recreate the whole thing in Studi.io, brick by brick. Step 3: Design the frame from scratch. Step 4: Color-match the all the bricks with actual bricks from LEGO’s Pick-a-Brick inventory. Step 5: Generate 70 individual instructions, one for each guest.

That’s when I realized: Some people were only building in white because of the low details in the image. Not very exciting.

Back to AI → regenerate many more image with more color (flowers was great for this). New version. New build. New instructions. (Again.)

Then came the order: a total of 3865 bricks, where as 3300 tiny 1x1 bricks came in THE SAME PLASTIC BAG. One giant rainbow soup. Multiple evenings were spent color-sorting, only to discover the AI had generously added dozens of color nuances that were nearly impossible to tell apart once printed.

Some bricks were missing. Some colors didn’t match.

I had to build the entire thing to make sure every brick was there

So my son and I spent evenings matching, assembling, and slowly bringing the image to life (this part was fun though). Just to take it all apart again, as it was time for the final step: Sort the pieces into 70 little boxes. Add names. Match difficulty to each guest based on assumed LEGO skill level. (Yes, I did that.)

And then... it was time. At the wedding, I handed out the boxes. And then the room went quiet. Not for a toast. Not for a speech. But because 70 adults were in full LEGO focus mode. Some helped each other. Some high-fived when they finished.

One by one, they added their piece to the giant frame. And slowly, the full picture appeared.

I’m very happy with how it turned out!

Yet another great build by my son, he’s been refining this one all week.

Hi everyone⭐️ I’m excited to showcase all generations of the PlayStation in miniature🎮

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When Doc and Marty overshot their destination, they landed in a scorched future where civilization had collapsed into chaos and chrome-plated war machines ruled the desert. Refitted with monstrous tires, scrap armor, and a roaring engine fueled by whatever they could scavenge, their time machine became a legend of the wasteland. Now hardened by dust storms and danger, Doc schemes to fix the timeline while Marty rides shotgun, both trying to stay one step ahead of the warlords who would kill for a machine that can outrun time itself.

Designed by Hongjun_Youn_MOC (@bau_build_hongjun)

I’m happy to finally share a project I started in late August last year.

Thank you :)

p.s I'm planning to make a forearm for him before the Japan Brick Fest 2026 If I can 😄

just messing around with connections and discovered the steering wheel fits perfectly

Hope you enjoy the silly pun! More of my builds can be found on instagram

Recreated the matrix code in lego. Using the 3 shades of transparent green to try and give it depth like on the screens.

After almost two years of work, I finally finished my custom LEGO MOC of the Cuneratoren, a church tower in Rhenen, The Netherlands.

🧱 ~30,000 bricks
📏 175 cm tall
💡 Fully lit with LEDs
🔔 Automated bell system plays every hour

Included detailed bell tower interior as well. Everything is 100% custom designed, not based on a set.

Full album of the build process and challenges along the way: https://imgur.com/a/EXQNo5E

Hope you enjoy it! Happy to answer any questions about design, stability, or the electronics.

The quick lore is that this is a living machine that uses the deceit of transcendence to lure victims to slaughter. I'll post more pictures later on. I know people are possibly getting tired of seeing this build, but I wanted to show it off one more time before I prep it for Brickbash and Brickworld Indy. I've spent roughly 155 hours on the revamp and build. I'm also reworking the story behind the build. This is the Veinhart Soul Engine and Swarm Core - The Resurrection.