A Housewife’s Dream, originally uploaded by bren92787.
bren92787 has a lot of great things going on in this MOC. I like the simple furniture, not to mention the whole concept of the robot vacuuming — very Jetsons! and a great way to incorporate one of the new Series 1 Colletible Minifigs.
The design close to the ceiling is a bit unusual but demonstrates some good SNOT (studs not on top) techniques with the cheese slopes.
Overall a very enjoyable and fun presentation!
from my lego lens, originally uploaded by slackware.
This is not a complicated MOC, and we’ve seen the LEGO camera have an added lens to it. But add the camera bag on the side, the pose, and the fact that this is a beautifully taken photo, and you have a very simple, yet revealing portrait of a photographer.
Looks at this beautiful technique for a brick road. I love the variation of the color; I think they work well; and the spacing — all help convey the idea that this is an old city road made of nice stones or brick.
LEGO Modular Building Style MOC – Modular Park sections, originally uploaded by dita_svelte.
Here’s a cool new use for the recent Green Minifig Stands that come in the Toy Story Army Men on Patrol Sets — foliage for trees! continue reading…
I’ll admit I can’t come up with all the great ideas on my own. (So I’m humble, right?) And we AFOLs have an awesome community of great builders from which to draw inspiration. Of course you can get into a whole long discussion here over who came up with a particular technique first, and while it’s nice to be able to ascribe credit where it’s due … you’ve got to admit that good ideas spread until everybody’s done it. (Ripping off someone else’s Flickr photos and posting them as your own is a completely different matter and anyone who does such things ought to have their LEGO bricks taken from them and given to other kids).
Anyhow, I love minifig scale furniture—particularly if it’s done right. 
For an upcoming series for The Brick Side I needed to do some research on LEGO desks, and wanted to take a few minutes to share with you some of the cool creations I found.
The setting for my upcoming series will be in an office with a cubicle-like atmosphere, so I need to figure out some good ways to build desks. So here is a gallery here of some of the LEGO desks I could find in minifig scale. I started with items already included in my LEGO Minifig Furniture pool on Flickr and also went in search of others. A couple of these aren’t exactly in minifig scale, but I don’t think the world will end because of it. If it does, then so long and thanks for all the fish!
Office Desk Tablescrap by 2 Much Caffeine
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