Let Lego Flourish: Glasgow’s Coat of Arms
I was initially motivated to build a Lego version of the famous Glasgow Coat of Arms by the excellent @GlasgowCOA
Architecture
Unsung Heros: the 10 most useful Lego pieces
Me and my sons had a discussion the other day about what Lego pieces are the most useful ones in
Mackintosh’s place in the park
I got a request from a couple who were getting married at Rennie Mackintosh’s House for an Art Lover to
Bricking Paradise
Back in January I received a request through Twitter to make a model of the old entrance to Celtic Park’s
The famous Barrowland Ballroom in Lego
The Barrowland Ballroom has a special place in my heart. It’s where I’ve seen some of the most memorable live
Making stickers & signs for Lego buildings
Putting the finishing touches to Lego buildings usually requires some kind of authentic-looking signage. I’ve used quite a few different
The joy of the jumper
If you’re seriously thinking about any Lego architecture project, you need to get to know the humble ‘jumper’ plate. The
How to buy Lego
It may seem like a daft thing to write a post about, but it’s not as straightforward as you think.
Glasgow’s cosmopolitan masterpiece: the GFT
The much-loved Glasgow Film Theatre (originally the Cosmo Cinema) was the first purpose-built arthouse cinema outside of London, and the
The Colourful History of the University Cafe
In the window of the University Cafe on Byres Road is an old black and white picture of the cafe
Bricking It 