L3-G0 the Lego brick R2-D2

I've been remiss in posting.  L3-G0 has visited a school, Children's Hospital, and a few conventions, and attended a Unicode Technic...

L3-G0 has a good buddy that's interested in millions of forms of communication.  He couldn't make it, so L3-G0 decided to attend the...

People have asked several times how we transport L3-G0.  It's actually really, really easy. Many MOCs (My Own Creations) are fairly fr...

I'll try to post more later, but here's a tiny bit about the first day at ECCC.  Everyone loved the full size Lego R2-D2.  Asking wo...

L3-G0 Made it to Brickcon !!! Whew, that was way more complicated that I expected.  Especially since the new! lights blew up at 1:30 AM.  ...

Yippee!  All ready for Brickcon 2013 (October 5-6 at the Seattle Center)  He's not going to have feet at Brickcon because that's go...

Hosik, a Korean foreign exchange student helped out this time, thanks Hosik!  Hosik and Darius also helped make sure the cat (devil ca...

The last few days were complicated. Saturday I took the body to the SEALUG meeting (Seattle Lego Users Group), and it fell apart in the ca...

I skipped posting for "day 5" because it was sort of short due to my birthday activities, and because what was built (parts of the...

There was an interruption of the construction and posting because of my (Shawn's) birthday.  A few more body panels were done, those...

Yippee, most of the rest of the bricks arrived (there are still a couple where we were short for various reasons, but that won't stop us...

The parts we needed for the body arrived!!!  We're still waiting on ~1500 of the original ordered parts (a little bit of rework has caus...

Well, something about having to work, so I didn't get daily updates.  Instead the bits are interrupted and built over a few days. We s...