Large and Small bricks!

I have always liked LEGO things that are slightly different to normal, and am particularly interested in large and tiny scale bricks!

You can see my passion for Large scale versions of normal sized LEGO in a blog run by myself and Cafe Corner Blog creator Brickstreet at http://www.bigbricks.blogspot.com/ A shortcut (and easier to remember!) is also at http://www.bigbricks.co.uk/

As well as extra Large LEGO, I also like the tiny stuff too! I love Modulex, which is a smaller version of LEGO created by the company in the 60's to be used as an aid for architects to make reusable scale models. The bricks themselves actually had 'LEGO' printed on them, but this was changed when to 'M' when a separate company was formed. The company still exists today, but mainly now makes industial signs, altough the tiny Modulex bricks are still made for project planning wall plans.
I have started to create my own site with information about Modulex, although it is very much a work in progress at the moment. I hope to find time to add information to it very soon.

If you have any questions about either, please let me know!

Cafe Corner Blog

If you are at all interested in Lego Town, buildings or the new Cafe Corner Set; then you really should be checking out this excellent Blog by Brick Street.

http://bricktowntalk.blogspot.com/

I have been reading it every day recently and it is an excellent source for town building inspiration. It prompted me to start this Blog as I had never thought about it before, so thanks!

Welcome to my Lego Blog!

Hi!

I am a huge adult fan of Lego (AFOL) living in the UK. I will be using this blog to highlight interesting Lego stuff I come across on the net, things I am currently building, events that I may be participating in also my Lego shopping purchases and finds!

I hope you enjoy it, please let me know if you want to see something included, or just want to say 'Hi'. I will try and post as often as I can, whenever anything interesting comes up.

This is my first blog of any kind and am pretty new to HTML and stuff, so please bear with me if it doesn't look too professional!

Thanks for reading!
Darren