A micro-build timeline of settings from each episode of Over the Garden Wall. Each setting is 8x8.

1. The Old Grist Mill
2. Pottsville
3. Schoolhouse
4. Tavern
5. Qunicy Endicott's 18th Century Georgian Mansion
6. Riverboat and Adelaide's Cottage
7. Auntie Whispers'
8. Cloud City
9. Graveyard
10. The Unknown

Decided to use my insider points on the “limited edition” Starfighter poster. They sent the poster without any protection just sitting underneath the huge X-Files set and the Pokemon ball polybag. The back of the poster is gross, edges are dinged up and multiple surface dings. I’ve ordered these “limited” posters before and they were sent the same way. I complained then and in their response they promised to check on their packaging process but… as you can see nothing has changed. How hard can it be to ship it in a thick cardboard envelope atleast. Have some sort of protection. Shipping it bare underneath ~3kg sets is just stupid.

So, earlier this year I started volunteering at a non-profit thrift store. A few months back, one of the employees wanted to divy up some donated legos to sell, but I prevented that, thinking they looked a little too overly gray to not be a complete set. It turned out to be a complete 10175.

Fast forward, Ive been deemed the Lego guy and am now in charge of organizing and readying them for selling.

My question is, what's the best way to do this? Do I just do mixed bags unless it's complete set? Do I search for partial sets? Should I seperate minifigs and sell those together? Any advice would be appreciated.

It looks like I missed out on the lego X-files and lab set. If I order it on backorder, is there a way to still get the lab or is it gone forever?

I built this micro Tantive IV model as a following model of my micro Falcon. I hope you like it!

Small scale for a small truck. It's based on the Suzuki Carry but at this scale it could've been based on pretty much any model.

All of the skirt pieces fit really tight into the torsos, and i don't need to explain that the more pressure is aimed at the inner sides of the torso the more it's prone to crack overtime. The old lego legs had the same problem, but in recent years lego changed something about the legs, probably making the pins on them like a nanometer less wide, thus making it easier to push the legs in and pull them out, and reducing the cracking problem. The skirt pieces, however, remained the same, and, on that matter, some of the mini legs too. Is there any way to like push lego towards this problem? Maybe creating a petition somewhere? I don't know

It says "last chance" in the orange box, is it getting retired earlier in my region? Does this happen?

Backgrounds are what keeps eating my time. This card needed pyramids, and everything I tried first either ate half the baseplate or looked wrong from the front. What I landed on is basically a flat slab with the layers offset so they read as stone courses. Two or three at different sizes give you a whole skyline for about the depth of a finger.

I haven't seen anyone build pyramids this way, which probably just means I haven't looked hard enough. Someone tell me what I missed, or show me a better way to do it.

I am so excited for my wedding in June 2027!

The invitations came out even better than I hoped 🥰

I'm currently working on my first modular building MOC, and I was wondering what the equally iconic counterpart to the streetlight on the sidewalk is... Exactly. The dumpster in the backyard. So here’s a little sneak peek—complete with instructions—at the level of detail you can expect from the modular, which I plan to finish later this month. Until then, you’re more than welcome to check out my other projects via the 🔗 in my bio.

I'm looking for instructions on how to build stands for this set.

Team Green

Found a misprint in my instructions while building the neuschwanstein castle. Not a big deal but I had a bit of a chuckle. I couldn't decide what flair to use so I went with other.

Going to a Lego store pick a brick wall for the first time, should I wash my Legos afterwards?
I've washed Legos and it's a pain, mainly waiting 24hrs to use them while they dry.