Three years ago, almost to the day, I was sharing images of my Adelphi base bar in this post . Since then, it evolved a little bit with each exhibition I brought it to. And in October of 2025, during an  interview with Beyond-the-brick , I talked about updating this diorama once the Mando&Grogu movie would be out. But since then, something happened:  Jon Favreau invited a bunch of youtubers, including the legendary Adam Savage, to visit his studio! And they brought back some amazing footage of the set. The good news is, there are many things that I got right in my first version! But also many things that could be improved now that I have more footage. So I'll just change my plans and update it starting this this weekend instead of waiting for the movie in three weeks... And this time I may do the instructions while I am at it... (Side note, we're finally getting minifigs of Carson Teva and a new Zeb! Yeeeeaaah! )

Here is my version of the  Warlord Landspeeder seen in some early images of  the new Mandalorian and Grogu movie. The instructions are  available here Let me know in insta or facebook if there are scenes or vehicles that you think would deserve I turn them into MoCs. :)

I know, I know, some of you are really protective of the official Lego brand and don't like Compatible brands. I also know that some of these brands have been unfair to some MoC-creators (me included) and started selling our designs without our consent. On my end, I am lucky enough to be able to afford official Lego only, but I know that not everyone can. So when  Barweer approached me to release my Trailblazer, I was happy to work with them and provided them with the latest version.  There are other sellers of my Trailblazer online, but they are older versions and sold without my consent. So please to make sure you have the latest version:  use this link  

Hello there, As you may have seen on Instagram, my current project is Luthen's Fondor Haulcraft from the Andor Disney series. This is a passion project, there is no structure, plan or logic to the build right now, I'm not even sure I'll have the time and energy to make it a finished product. I just hyper-focus some details I find interesting, work on them and then see how they fit with the rest. But I am having fun with it, and that is what really matters. For me, designing MoCs is a way to escape from the good practices of planification I follow in my daily job. ;) Am I the first to work on this ship? NO! Am I the first to work on this ship at minifig-scale? NO! But if you are familiar with my work, you know that minifigscale has a special meaning to me. My Razorcrest, my Trailblazer, my Uwing, and all my smaller builds share one thing: I build a detailed interior first, and then I build the rest around it. Externally my builds can look a bit bigger and chunkier than what...

In October I attended the "Sommet de la brique" Lego exhibition near Montreal. The Hanlon brothers from  Beyond the brick were here to cover the event and  I gave them a tour of the MoCs I was presenting. You can watch the full video  here .  

Hello there, I am excited to unveil the Trailblazer V2, a major update for my minifigure-scale version of the iconic starship from Star Wars Outlaws. When I launched the Trailblazer, last year I knew I had something special, but with your feedback and many more hours playing this fantastic game, I felt it could be even better. To this day, there is no other version of that size and with that level of detail but I wanted to push it further. What's New with Trailblazer V2? Landing Gear: I received a lot of feedback asking for this. It took time to design something that is accurate and that can also withstand the weight of the ship (almost 6kg) Redesigned Forward and Aft Hoods: To make them more detailed and easier to open Exterior Detailing: A wealth of new elements on the hull that I gathered while playing Interior Detailing: Including a better engine and a ceiling that I designed last winter while working on this 3d video. Many little fixes and improvements: To ensure robustness an...

When I released the first images of my Trailblazer in the summer of 2024, I was contacted by Digital artist Roly from the Netherlands who wanted to make a virtual tour of the ship. We worked together for weeks on adjusting the Lego model to allow more details and better lights. Here is the result after hundreds of hours of work and thousands of hours of rendering. Make sure you turn the 4K on and enjoy !