Wheels, Wings & Waves: A Lego World of Transportation

Today the "Wheels, Wings & Waves: A Lego World of Transportation" exhibition of Lego at the Saskatchewan Science Centre with Canada's only Lego Certified Professional builder, Robin Sather there to begin building an 8 foot Lego space shuttle. Dad took me and my friend Rowan. We got to build some of it. Here is a video of us being instructed by Robin Sather on how to loosen up for Lego building:

I met Collette Parks, the manager of marketing from the Science Centre (pictured below); she saw my blog and liked it.

Lego in school

I have Lego in my classroom. Here is a robot base I built tonight during open house.

General Greivus the second

Here is when General Greivus comes back as a clone in Star Wars 7.

Lego tourist attraction

When visiting Lego Castle, tell them William sent you and receive 10% off gate admission.

Ferrari Lego

My birthday is this week and I got a cool Lego Ferrari as an early gift. Here it is:

Transformation Ray troubles Lego King

Here is an animated Lego video my dad made with my help, my voice, my Lego, and my ideas, yet he still calls it his. Paul made me this castle, it is home to the bad guys. It has Lego Dwarfs, Lego Goblins, a Lego Troll, and Lego Knights in it.

Lego Penguin plane.

I built this as a Lego boat/plane for the Penguin.

not Wall-E

Dad thought I had built a Lego Wall-E but really it is a work in progress, it is Megatron's head.

Spaceship for Dad.

Dad asked me to build him a spaceship, here it is.

Lego Star Wars platform

Here is some Star Wars stuff I built a couple of weeks ago.

Lego Aliens on Mars!

Catching aliens isn't the problem, it's the bed space that is the issue.

Dwarf spinning blades war machine

Here is the newly released Dwarves Mine Defender Lego set from the Castle series.

Belated Valentine

Mom and I built this a few months ago for Valentines Day. It has a door in the middle to "open your heart".

Viking Lego

This is the new Viking Lego set I bought in Toronto. Paul and I put it together. The dragon is a fusion of Lego and Bionicle construction. Don't worry, it is not really dead.

Castle Lego

During my trip, Paul assembled the remaining Castle Lego as well as restoring the Hogwarts castle Lego I had. The Dwarf mine was put together before I left. Here it all together, with war looming at the gates of the two castles, with no potatoes. Music by Fats Waller.

Lego Sphinx

Lego sphinx built without instructions or assistance, by William.

Pyramid Lego

Paul built me this pyramid Lego. Notice how it is well stocked for the afterlife? Cool eh? I started it with a hinged base and he did the whole top part while I was in bed last night. My dad made this animated video, he says that pyramids were built by space aliens, but I have books that prove otherwise. The one on the left is so compressed (1.8 megabytes) that you can't see any details, so I'm posting the second copy which is the full uncompressed one (78 megabytes) and then I'll see what the blog server does to it in its process. Watch and compare.

Agent Lego from St. Jacobs, Ontario

I just got back from a vacation in Toronto where my parents bought me the new Agents Mission 2 Lego from the Bricks & Blocks Lego Outlet store in St. Jacobs, Ontario. The store has a Bionicle mask for a door, but it doesn't bite. Inside are some full scale Legos like a dinosaur and a Batman. One of the new Agent sets I got has radio control alligators, a great trap bridge, and a motorcycle. I also got the Agents Mission 4 that has sharks with freaking laser beams on their heads, which seemed to mean a lot to my dad. However, I have to wait all summer until my birthday to build that one. Here is a video of Lego Mission 2.

Lego T-Rex

Paul built this t-rex dinosaur for me using creator Lego. Dad made the movie. I ran a lot and roared.

Attack on the Dwarf's Mine

Dad put my Lego Dwarf mine that Paul got me for my birthday back together over the past couple of days. Here is an animated video of it called "Attack on the Dwarf's Mine".