CONTEST!!!!!

I'm finally having a contest (Because nobody's sending me any pictures of their Lego models!) The theme is space police, since I don't have a lot of... funds, the winner gets a space police villain 'Snake' minifig, along with some minifigure accessories (I lost Snake's helmet, and I'm NOT going to order a new one). You must be 18 years or younger to enter. send me an email through generationbrick@gmail.com including a picture (maximum three, no faces) of your model, first name, and email address. All entries must be received by November 30th. No purchase necessary.

EDIT: Actually, if you could post a comment if you have sent an email, it would help me a lot. Also, I will post the top 3 winners on this blog. Of course, the grand prize winner gets the minifig.

Hero Factory V2.0?

Yes, there IS a future for Hero Factory (I didn't think there was much). This is a pic from Hero Factory V2.0. I have GOT to get the current William Furno before that hideous 'Furno 2.0' comes out.

Enemies of the Space Police: Beware!

Take that! is what I say to all those people who didn't think that Hero Factory parts could be used in an MOC (my own creation)! This space police mech uses ALL of the parts from the Preston Stormer Hero Factory set. It can seat one minifigure, and is armed with a ice blade, sharp claws, and a gatling gun.

Rebel Scum...

Yes, Ive built just about everything imaginable ( except maybe a restroom... I'll do that next.) This is my version of the Mon Calamari star cruiser set from the Star Wars theme. It's almost like the real set, with a rotating landing platform with crane, weapon holders, and a briefing room.

Atlantis: Before I Got Any of the Real Sets

Well, I've used up just about all my pictures in my 'Generation Brick' folder, so I found these by surfing through our other photos. As you can see by the title, I built these models from the 'Atlantis' theme before I had even gotten any of the sets.

Stats

I would just like to say that I have had over 300 pageviews. Also, I encourage you to post comments. AND to send In your Lego models. (If you're under 18 years) I've had 4 pageviews from the United Kingdom, 1 from Germany (I'm not sure they understood what I had typed!) and 1 from Canada.

How Does One Get Off This Thing?

If you're wondering, the title is my favorite line from Indiana Jones: the Last Crusade. This WWI tank has two rifles, two side turrets, and room for two minifigs inside.

Alright men, we attack at sundown!

This is a small boat built by my brother that is made for beach attacks. the front flips up and down, and it can hold around four minifigures.

P.S. I highly encourage everyone 18 and under to send me pictures of their Lego models.

2011 Lego sets

I've caught some pics of some early 2011 Lego sets. From top to bottom: New Atlantis, Pharaoh's Quest, Minifigures Series 3, and Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu. There will also be new Star Wars, and Pirates of the Carribean.

H.E.V.A.T. s to the rescue!

This is a H.E.V.A.T. (I made it up a while ago, so I forgot what it stands for.) This is the desert ops version. as you can see, it is terrorizing enemy troops. The rifle that the one guy next to the vehicle is holding is from brickforge.

German Air Superiority

     Here, we have a German ME BF110. I built it myself, along with the WWII ambulance in the background. It has two cockpits that minifigs can fit in, a double-barreled machine gun, and landing gear. 

Star Wars Cubedudes

Hey, has anybody heard about Cubedudes? They're little cubeish models of people from movies and such. They were invented by some guy named Angus Maclane. I built my own star wars episode VI cubedudes, from left to right: Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Emperor Palpantine, and a royal guard. I got the schematics sorta mixed up though, the bodies should be 2 by 3, and the heads are 3 by 3. I also built a ton more, although I'm not sure if I took pictures of them.