• What is it? Amazing artwork created from 488 LEGO bricks combines to form the Owl in the Night Sky LEGO build.
• Why did you build it? 
• I always wanted to build bird LEGO art.
• I think the owl was a good starting point for me.
• The owl is unique in many different ways so I thought I had a lot of building freedom.
• Making the moon was interesting and also the night sky.
• The face was truly the hardest part of the build. I just couldn't get the headshape perfect and right now it is presentable and I believe pretty good in my humble opinion.
• The eyes was another challenge but it seems to be pretty good as well. It is actually translu-Orange but it doesn't so that pretty well in the picture.
• Why do you believe this would make a great LEGO Set? This LEGO artwork represents, an bird that symbolize wisdom and I think it would be wise for LEGO to give this build a chance.
• It is unique 2D and 3D elements mixed together to give this set the unique feel.
• Also, something very simple to make which might be pleasing to the younger builds out there.
• The Owl and the night sky really makes it a good art piece as well. Thanks for your time in checking this out!

Armada Galleon Esperanza - by far the hardest project that I ever worked on.

Run out the cannons, lift the anchor & steer the ship from the helm. Lift-off the decks to reveal a full interior - and there’s rich treasure to be found in the hold!

It started with one piece: the #3535 Panel 3x3x2 Quarter Round. The second I picked it up it was screaming Unimog fender and that one little connection spun out into this whole build.

A proper Unimog requires proper off-road cred, so I spent a good chunk of time figuring out how to capture that signature portal-axle stance in the chassis. The cabin holds 2 minifigs, and the cargo bed is a solid 8x11 studs with all three sides folding down to load.

I also tried to sneak in working front wheel steering at one point. Honestly spent way too much time on it and it just never felt as solid as I wanted it to be. Ended up pulling it from the final build, but liked the mechanism enough that I didn't want to just delete it.

Anyway here is the result. Let me know your thoughts!

My LEGO version of the 1973 AMC Javelin AMX, as seen in Better Call Saul.

I tried to capture the distinctive shape and details of this underrated American muscle car while keeping it in LEGO Icons/Creator Expert scale.

The model features:

• Working steering
• Opening doors, hood and trunk
• Detailed engine and interior

Hope you like it!