
image: from martha0stout’s phone
image: from martha0stout’s phone
There’s been a bunch of stuff going on this last weekend, but I thought today I’d share another of my nephew’s lego works:
image: martha0stout’s phone
It’s like Beast Wars: Livestock Edition.
My younger brother describing what our eldest nephew did with the chicken Lego set that one of our sisters got him for Easter.
Check out the original One-Liner Wednesday.
Here’s the picture I took along with his comment:
image: martha0stout’s phone
image: made by Chris; from martha0stout’s phone
Well, it’s my eldest nephew’s birthday today, his Golden Birthday even. Here’s another of his lego constructs that it’s so much fun to watch him build.
My nephew likes to upgrade his various lego models. It drives his younger brother mad (which is only amusing when you don’t have a headache…)
Here is an upgrade to one that I’ve already featured before in Fly to the Moon.
image: from martha0stout’s phone
My nephew likes to show me new things whenever he ‘upgrades’ his lego pieces. As soon as I take a picture, half the time, he carries it back to his room to pull it apart and start the process all over again.
Here is another installment from the mind of my eldest nephew. He’s been pushing me to feature more of his Lego Art (he doesn’t call it that, but I do) on my blog. This is one of the sets that he got from my sister. We still had the box even after he was finished, so I was able to include it in the picture.
source: martha0stout’s phone
My eldest nephew loves legos. He gets sets and then makes them perfectly just like on the box and then takes them apart and makes something else with them. Occasionally he upgrades each thing that he makes with the legos and he’s always very proud about what he’s made. He doesn’t quite have the room to make really big things yet (we’re working on it, because he is really good at this stuff) so he always begins small and each upgrade comes when he has more parts to work with.
He’s been wanting me to share some of his creations on here, and I’ve finally been able to do so.
That was supposed to be a fire truck, but I didn’t have the camera in the phone when he first got the firetruck box and then later made this.
My eldest nephew has decided to add to the nativity set that I put out this year. He loves to add to things and make them a little bit more than they were before without actually overdoing it too much. (Most of the time, he can get pretty carried away.)
This year he worked for a week making sure that everything was just so for his contribution. It certainly livened up the piano where everything is set up.
Here’s the makeup of our nativity this year:
1 plastic baby in a manger
1 porcelain wise man
2 plaster wise men
1 plaster Mary and Joseph
4 plaster animals
1 plaster shepherd
4-5 Lego Halo guys placed strategically to protect the group from the soldiers of Herod out looking for the newborn Savior