Museum of Nature Part 7: A look at how we finished the rotunda walls, including the upper windows and crenellations. This is for a scale LEGO model of the Canadian Museum of Nature, located in Ottawa, WATCH VIDEO
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Museum of Nature Part 6: A look at how we designed the crenellations and other details at the top of the corner towers. This is for a scale LEGO model of the Canadian Museum of Nature, WATCH VIDEO
I updated my modification to LEGO set 40499 Santa’s Sleigh to make the reindeer gallop. Free Building Instructions on Rebrickable: https://reb.li/m/202835 Full Kit from BuildaMOC: https://buildamoc.com/products/galloping-reindeer Patreon: https://WATCH VIDEO
The second progress update on building our scale LEGO model of the Canadian Museum of Nature, or the Victoria Memorial Museum. Hopefully we will be able to finish this model for the Bricks in the 6 WATCH VIDEO
This year for Halloween, I built a LEGO Mindstorms robot that can launch small caramel candies at the children that come to our door. Building instructions and program are freely available on our website: https://WATCH VIDEO
Making a treadmill for my LEGO Flip Walker, so that it can run indefinitely on its own. The speed of the treadmill is controlled by a LEGO Mindstorms Robot Inventor Hub, and uses two light WATCH VIDEO
Here’s a look at our latest set produced by CADA, a redesign of our Prairie Dog kinetic sculpture from a few years ago. Available now: https://decadastore.com/products/cada-prairie-dogs-kinetic-c71008w It features 4 prairie WATCH VIDEO
A progress update on our scale LEGO model of the Canadian Museum of Nature, or the Victoria Memorial Museum. 0:00 Project Summary 0:48 Scale and Size 2:18 Building Design and Exterior 3:49 Interior Exhibits 6:02 Easter Eggs 6:49 Motorization and Ligthing 8:18 WATCH VIDEO
For this year’s annual Halloween candy machine, I decided to build a robot that could catapult mini lollipops at the children that come to our door. Building instructions and program are freely available on WATCH VIDEO
Performing user requested experiments with my never ending (theoretically) domino ring, built using LEGO bricks. Turn on captions for some commentary on the build. Building instructions available on Rebrickable: https://reb.li/m/154805 More information: WATCH VIDEO