| My models on Rebrickable. |
| My models on MOCpages. |
| My Bricklink Store where I sell spare Lego pieces and sets. |
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TechnicBRICKs
contains great content and is regularly updated. |
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Brickpicker
Lego price and investing guide. |
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HispaBrick Magazine
Online magazine with English translation. |
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Eurobricks
Well populated forums and news. |
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Brick Fanatics
Lego news and reviews. |
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TechLUG
French based forum and news. |
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The Lego Car Blog
The latest and greatest vehicles. |
Sariel's excellent new book The Unofficial Lego Technic Builder's Guide is now available. I recommend it for anyone wishing to explore the Technic system; visit my blog to read my review of it.
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HiTechnic Products, a superb range of sensors, lights, remote control devices and gadgets built by John Barnes for use with Lego and Mindstorms. Do not miss this, it is excellent stuff! |
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Lego Software Power Tools, written by Kevin Clague and Miguel Agullo, a comprehensive guide to Lego CAD tools. These software tools are complex and powerful but in my opinion lack coherent documentation, and this book fulfils the need beautifully. |
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Building Robots with Lego Mindstorms, book by Mario and Giulio Ferrari. It contains a good mixture of theory and practice is thoroughly recommended. |
| Sariel's website - one of the best modern Technic builders. |
| Jurgen's Technic Corner, fantastic models and instructions. |
| Crowkiller's website, great model vehicles and instructions. |
| Blakbird's Technicopedia, an extensive resource featuring great detail on official Lego Technic models. |
| Bricks on Wheels, you won't believe the realism of these trucks! |
| Dennis Bosman's large scale Lego Trucks page. If realism is your thing, this page is a must-see. |
| Leo's Lego, a web site containing plans and ideas for some great mechanisms and models. Essential reading for Technic fans. |
| Tom Newsom's Technic Lego page - excellently complicated and compact designs. |
| Freight's Lego Page - Technic construction machines and vehicles with style. |
| Evert van Wichen's Lego Trucks including an excellent three axle MAN cable lift container truck. |
| Beat Felber's lego site featuring large scale construction machinery and trucks. The mining shovels are particularly good. |
| Ben Williamson's web page, includes some nice technic models, many RCX based. |
| T.J.'S Lego Creations - featuring a huge crawler crane! |
| Damien's Lego Site - several models including a rather nice all terrain crane with lattice boom. |
| Zhengrong ZANG's RCX Controlled LEGO Train Projects, who has also found a good use for Znap! |
| Philo's Home Page, with interesting robots and Lego based panoramic photo generating devices! |
| Eric Sophie's web site, you don't see many like this! Great robotic creatures. |
| Bricks in my Pocket, a new website with lego related models, articles, reviews and news. |
| Doug Carlson's web page - robotics genius! |
| Lego Gonta - the buses here are brilliant! Page in Japanese but translates well. |
| Andrew Lipson's Lego Page, some great models based on Escher's work. |
| Miguel Agullo, as well as co-authoring Lego Software Power Tools, has an excellent website here. |
| The Brickish Association - a
UK based club for Lego enthusiasts. |
| Bricklink consists of many individual shops and is the probably the most extensive source for extra pieces. |
| Dacta are an educational division of lego who supply many parts no longer available elsewhere such as the micromotor and caterpillar track links. UK distributor is the Commotion Distribution. |
| Lego Shop At Home sell a variety of individual and bulk pieces as well as the usual sets; the selection is fairly limited at this time, although prices are generally cheaper than elsewhere. |
| Technica by Jim Hughes, a superb registry of Technic parts with great pictures. |
| Brickset is an excellent reference for Lego sets over the years, with a good keyword based search. |
| Peeron contains over 1000 Lego set inventories and information on the parts themselves. You can search to find which sets contain a particular part. Extremely useful! |
| Brickshelf contains scanned instructions for hundreds of lego sets; this feature is currently offline but will hopefully be back soon. |
| LDraw.org contains information and installers for all the major Lego CAD tools. |
