My LEGO creations!
I love LEGO. I love building with it, I love designing with it. On this page, I'll share some photos of MOCs (for non LEGO fans: My Own Creation) that I've built, as well as screenshots and renders of ones I've made in Bricklink Studio.

Here's a stop-motion puppet I built, including a simple test animation. It's not great, but I'm happy with it as a proof of concept. His mouth comes off as a section of 2x4-sized constructions.



Three LEGO minifigures. The leftmost is wearing a beanie cap, thick round glasses, a tie-dye shirt, and jeans with patches and stitches. She is holding a camera. The middle has shaggy hair with highlights, rectangular glasses, a denim vest, and torn pants. She is holding a wrench. The rightmost has wavy irridescent hair, facepaint, a pink-and white striped shirt with candies on it, and pink pants. She is holding an acousting guitar with gold decoration.
Here are my LEGOsbians put together from various Build-A-Minifigs. I don't have any names, but leftmost lady loves photography, center lady is a skateboarder and gearhead, and rightmost is a middle-sized popstar.



A low-to-the-ground LEGO car with large wheels and a large arm on the front, at the end of which resides a giant circular saw. A rear view of the same vehicle The windshield of the vehicle folding forwards, so the LEGO minifig can get out. The vehicle is sawing through a giant LEGO geode. The geode is now split open, and the minifig is holding one of the crystals that fell out
This is the first LEGO Rock Raiders moc I ever made. I call it the Geode Grinder. The idea is that it's a specialized vehicle for cracking giant geodes open. It's powerful for its size, and honestly I put waaaay too much trans-neon green all over it. But hey, it's a cool color.



A very large vehicle with a folding drill arm. The drill is resting in front of the rear cockpit A very large vehicle with a folding drill arm. The arm drill is extended. The cockpit's roll cage is open. You can see little computer panels behind the two seats. A rear view of the vehicle. It has exhaust large vents, large taillights, and
I'm really proud of this one, the Scorpion. This behemoth is designed to reach out across gaps, lava rivers, and other uncrossable hazards to drill tasty-lookin' seams. I love how the scissor arms fold to strike, like a .... well, like a scorpion. It's satisfying to fold the arm up and down. I'm also proud of how the taillights fit underneath the large bridge-shaped brick. Hypothetically, there's enough room to slip a button cell battery, some LEDs, and some wires back there.



Here's a look at a little cafe! Inside, you can find a line of customers waiting behind one indecisive guy. There counter is a glass case with lots of baked goods underneath. I'd like to make more little buildings like this one. Maybe someday when I have more LEGO money