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Yes, I admit it. My LEGO website is
from 1994 and sometimes you can see it.
So I’ve tried to put more focus on the images of my MOCs.
The principle is simple:
- Just a single line at the top for navigation.
- Images first (on category pages they are standard-size “icons”, on MOC pages they are as large as I feel make sense)
- Explanations (if I really feel they are needed) after the images.
- Suggestions for other models to look at after the explanations.
- And finally the credits.
Not all of this is implemented for all the pages (yet), but please let
me know what you think.
http://lego.sparre-andersen.dk/
Play well,
Jacob
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In lugnet.announce, Jetro de Chateau wrote:
Link corrected
David
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The 12th issue of HispaBrick Magazine is available now
In this issue you will have the opportunity to learn more about Mike Doyle and
his abandoned houses, trains created by Anthony Sava, the robots of Simon
Burfield and the game Super Robo Rally by Steve Hassenplug. You will learn about
efficient LEGOÃââ‚
šÃ‚® Technic structures by Oton Ribic and
everything related to 9V motors by Philo.
We interviewed the Croatian creator Matija Grguric and present our new section
“Pillars of the community” with an interview of the people behind Eurobricks.
You will see a little of the history of the Town / City and Train themes, a
celebration of the third anniversary of Panzerbricks, and our participation in
different events. There is also the introduction to Robotics with
LEGOÃââ‚
šÃ‚® MINDSTORMS (IX), various reviews, and an exclusive
presentation of two new 2012 City sets!
All this and more in HBM012
www.hispabrickmagazine.com
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Good news! RAILBRICKS Issue #9 is now available for download.
You can find the latest issue on the RAILBRICKS website:
RAILBRICKS Issue 9
Printed versions are also available for purchase at
MagCloud.com
Enjoy!
-Elroy
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