Birthday wishes for a 2x4
Hi everyone,
I know it's been a while, but I thought I'd just post a quickie to address some of the messages and emails I've been receiving about the Green Grocer images that have surfaced on the web this past weekend.
As much as I would like to talk all about the project and the model, I unfortunately have to keep quiet for now because the set has not been officially announced yet.
What I can say is to check out the next issue of BrickJournal to find out lots of cool stuff about the 10184 Town Plan that just came out for our 50th anniversary of the LEGO Brick. I'm pretty excited about the model and am happy to have worked on it with two of our most talented designers. See if you can guess which two buildings I designed...
http://shop.lego.com/ByTheme/Product.aspx?p=10184&cn=245&d=100
Tomorrow is the official birthday for our beloved 2x4 brick, so I'm looking forward to a fun-filled day at work. Yay!
On a completely non-LEGO related topic, I just tried my first iTunes movie rental tonight. Woo-Hoo! It took almost an hour to download Transformers. Blah! If you're hoping to try it out, I'd definitely plan ahead before sitting down for a romantic evening with your date :)
I haven't given up on this whole journaling thing, btw. It's just a bit more tricky now as LEGO tries to better manage its outlets of information dissemination. Ooh, that one just rolls off the tongue.
Which reminds me, have you had a chance to check out the CREATOR website yet?
http://creator.lego.com/en-US/designstudio/bios/Jamie.aspx
Oh man, I'm just all about tacky self-promotion tonight! Anyways, the design studio section is pretty cool. I like the way they created little cartoon characters of each of the designers on the team. Stay tuned for some pretty neat improvements to the site over the coming months. I don't want to give away any details, but lets just say that my hands might be famous ;)
It's good to be writing again. I'll see what I can do to post more soon.
I know it's been a while, but I thought I'd just post a quickie to address some of the messages and emails I've been receiving about the Green Grocer images that have surfaced on the web this past weekend.
As much as I would like to talk all about the project and the model, I unfortunately have to keep quiet for now because the set has not been officially announced yet.
What I can say is to check out the next issue of BrickJournal to find out lots of cool stuff about the 10184 Town Plan that just came out for our 50th anniversary of the LEGO Brick. I'm pretty excited about the model and am happy to have worked on it with two of our most talented designers. See if you can guess which two buildings I designed...
http://shop.lego.com/ByTheme/Product.aspx?p=10184&cn=245&d=100
Tomorrow is the official birthday for our beloved 2x4 brick, so I'm looking forward to a fun-filled day at work. Yay!
On a completely non-LEGO related topic, I just tried my first iTunes movie rental tonight. Woo-Hoo! It took almost an hour to download Transformers. Blah! If you're hoping to try it out, I'd definitely plan ahead before sitting down for a romantic evening with your date :)
I haven't given up on this whole journaling thing, btw. It's just a bit more tricky now as LEGO tries to better manage its outlets of information dissemination. Ooh, that one just rolls off the tongue.
Which reminds me, have you had a chance to check out the CREATOR website yet?
http://creator.lego.com/en-US/designstudio/bios/Jamie.aspx
Oh man, I'm just all about tacky self-promotion tonight! Anyways, the design studio section is pretty cool. I like the way they created little cartoon characters of each of the designers on the team. Stay tuned for some pretty neat improvements to the site over the coming months. I don't want to give away any details, but lets just say that my hands might be famous ;)
It's good to be writing again. I'll see what I can do to post more soon.