LiLmeFromDaFuture

Thank you all for your kinder welcomes, they are most inviting

Welcome Rolf! I will be waiting to witness those amazing creations you have building up in the noggin!

Hi Krask! Nice minifigure-mech I especially like how you covered the minifigure's hands with those pointy pieces there—continue building strong!

Thank you! Your username is "incomplete" by the way

Your MOCs are exceedingly creative—keep up the fantastic work!

Well keep at it and eventually you will become proficient at building!

Interesting story! I am glad to hear that your passion for Legos have been revived—It is fun when you can find so much to do with them!

Wow! I never really been a fan of custom minifigures. I tried a few times but it never grasp my interest as a Lego hobby, yet your work is fascinating—keep up the good work!

Cool Star Wars MOCs enthrall me, I can't wait to see all that you and your son put together—10179 is an amazing set by the way.

Thank you. I have seen your MOCs before and they are amazing—I am especially fascinated by the "Desert Oasis" and the "Desert Castle Siege" dioramas. Your attention to detail gives them that natural life like touch to it!

Community Hi! I am a tremendous fan of Legos and been adamant about so since I was suitable of age to play with them! I do not recall my first Lego set, but my earliest constructable set had to be some prehistoric Mega Bloks set that came with two racecars, a toolkit cabinet (red and blue) for each car, and other things I believe (maybe you could recall it with those details). However a more memorable Lego set in my early days is the Zero Hurricane and Red Blizzard. I probably got this set three times over, because the cars would break apart, pieces would be loss, and it would not be the same until got a new one from Toys R Us. There was also the police Squad Car which was given to me one Christmas—he was pretty fun. Additionally, Toa Gali was my first Bionicle, who I did not know is a female until later on. Anyways, Lego is a hobby but there are hobbies with Lego you can do such as: building figurines, mosaics, sculptures, cars, ships, tanks, planes, helicopters, AT-ATs, etc. One of my hobbies are rebuilding sets in my collection, that have been reduced to individual pieces, back by the instructions. I built back my older brother's Makuta and repetitively the K8355-1-Twin Powered Street Racer (I got the Exo Force Bike from a Autozone store, which is pretty cool to think of since the times have changed). I also enjoy building Bionicle figurines and Star Wars MOCs, and replicating others' MOCs for my personal enjoyment. Lastly, I am completely enthralled to become a new member of this community and join in the fun of sharing MOCs with you and receiving thoughtful constructive feedback! Here is a couple of my original creations! See you soon!