Christmas Lego

 This is me on Christmas morning, I ripped open a corner of my present from Santa, and was so excited to see that it was what I really wanted - a remote controlled Technics 4WD car!

It took me two days to build, I had to concentrate really hard, but in the end I was so pleased. My Dad's friend Gideon drove it over his shoe, and it was so cool to see that it can drive on really bumpy things.

In this picture I am also wearing my new Ghostbusters tshirt which was in my Christmas stocking. It's one of my Dad's favourite movies, and we have watched it together a few times. We have also watched Ghostbusters 2, and Dad said that they are making a Ghostbusters 3. I would like to see that at the cinema.

Lego Death Star

Hi everybody, today I printed out these pictures of the Lego Death Star so I can always look at them. I have decided to save up for this set, it really is a lot of money, but my Dad has a few special jobs that he might pay me for.

I like the Death Star because it is well camouflaged in the sky, and you can see how big it is by looking at the top picture and seeing how tiny the Star Destroyer is compared to the Death Star.

I guess it might take me two days to build it. I like that it is half-built in one view, but that you can see inside it as well. My Mum really likes that the little droid which looks like a toaster is included, she always makes that toaster-droid noise whenever we watch the movie.

Lately I have been making mostly Technics Lego, but I still like some of the other sets too, especially this one.

I'm still here!

This is me with my Lego shelf, which is up high so Hazel can't get to my creations. She likes to chew my Lego, and these are my special things which I don't want to be in pieces.

This is my SpongeBob pineapple house, which is so cool. I didn't want to get it at first, but my Granny really wanted to buy it for me, and I'm so glad she did. It even has Gary the snail!

I am still making lots of creations, I made a Chitty Chitty Lego car, and my Mum says she will take more photos and do some more on this website. She has been busy chasing Hazel and doing her work, but we still want to put pictures of my Lego here for everybody to see.

I like that people write to me about my Lego, I wish I could play Lego with them, but Mum says that some of them are in other countries far away. That is so cool!

Christmas Lego

When we got home from Kinder today there were two parcels in the letterbox all for me! I love parcels, and even more I love the Lego ones from the Lego Club.

I did open it so fast, and there was a Lego Snowman inside to build all for myself. It wasn't hard, I just looked at those instructions and here he is!


My Dad said that he looked grumpy, but I think that if you wear a bowtie you can't be grumpy, that's the rules.

I have so much more to tell about my Lego, but now it's time for bed, and it's my last day ever at Kinder tomorrow, next year I'm going to school!

Lego art

My Daddy had some sculptures at the Art Fair, so yesterday we went to see them. There were so many bits and pieces there, but these were my favourite. Can you tell that they are made all from Lego?






This one was a picture of a rocket launch, but Mum couldn't stand far away enough to get the top of the picture, there were so many people there!


I love all those little bricks, I have a lot of Lego but I don't think I have this much.

Mold making

My Dad makes sculptures, and he is doing one of a boy, so he has been sculpting my hands. He calls it mold making, but it's not mouldy.
Here I am in his studio, with a box on my hand, to hold all the goo in.


Daddy is slopping all that goo in on my hand, it's a bit cold and it smells minty. (It's dental alginate - Leo's Mum)


When the goo dries it does change colour, and stops slopping everywhere.


Getting my hand out was tricky, there was some air in there and when we pulled it out it made a funny fart sound!

Then Daddy pours plaster into the mold and gets a sculpture. These are all the hands that Dad has made from my hands. When I was little he did my foot, and it's so tiny! We should do my sister's feet too.

My Lego

All my Lego is at Dad's studio now.
We did move it there because he has lots of space upstairs, and I can spread it all out on the floor. My Mum does not like to pick Lego up all day long, so now the lounge room has Hazel's toys and no Lego.

Mum did get me all these boxes for putting Lego in, but she is the only person who really likes to put the Lego away. I really like to spread it all out, and then I can see what bits I need.


Here are all the bits. I sit in the middle and just look around for what I need.

This was a crystal carrier which I did make last week. It's on wheels, and it does open up and inside there is a crystal.

I like going to my Dads' studio because it's not far away and I can ride my scooter there.