Your current browser isn't compatible with SoundCloud. Please download one of our supported browsers. Full Cast and Crew Contribute to This Page This site is mainly dedicated to the LEGO® models that Nathanaël Kuipers has designed over the years, both official and custom ones. NKubate is derived from his initials NK, and the term incubate, which is used to describe the process of bringing into being. Often the same can be said for coming up with new ideas and turning them into something concrete. We just have to think outside the box, in this case literary when talking about LEGO® kits.Humans are creative beings, but sometimes we need a bit of inspiration, a catalyst that sparks our imagination. NKubate provides just that! Link is now submitted as a project for LEGO Ideas! Your support is needed. Instructions for Predator Supercar Full detailed instructions for this Supercar are now available! After many months of development the new beast is finally here!
42000 Street Rod Building Instructions Due to a lot of interest for this alternate model, instructions are now available! LEGO Build-It Book, Vol. 2 The LEGO® Build-It Book, Vol.2: More Amazing Vehicles is the 2nd Volume of a new series of books stimulating creativity...LEGO Set Retirement / End of Life (EOL) Sign in to follow this A forum to discuss and predict when a LEGO set's retail life will end. 140 topics in this forum Page 1 of 6 Yesterday at 09:54 AM Monday at 08:09 PM Sign in to follow this This awesome kid just turned seven! Man, we sure love this boy and can't imagine our lives without him. I tell him every morning when he wakes up that my day just got happier because he woke up and I truly mean that. He brings so much happiness to our lives and we feel so blessed to have him in our family. I'll start this post by giving you a little update on his life and then I'll tell you about his birthday. We call Bryson "Volcano Boy" because he is always hot--or so he claims.
The second he walks in the door from school, he strips down to his undies (he sometimes adds his robe) and that's pretty much how he stays the rest of the day. I do make him put clothes on if he wants to play outside, if we have company, or if we go anywhere, but whenever he's home, he's usually in just his undies. He sleeps in his undies, does his chores in his undies, cooks in his undies, eats in his undies, etc. We buy Bryson his needs (clothes, food, etc), but if there is anything Bryson "wants" he has to earn the money to buy it himself. So he works like a mad man each week to earn all of his X's on his chart (see Our Money System) so he can earn his weekly allowance (now $7 since he just turned 7). He is such a go-getter and refuses to play with his friends until he gets all of his X's for the day even though they usually keep knocking and begging for him to come out an play. Sometimes we even have to beg him to go out and play, but he insists on getting all of his X's for the day first.
He is one determined little boy.Lately he's been spending the money he earns on new Lego sets. He's especially a fan of Star Wars Lego sets and Ninjago Lego sets. Here's a clip of a fun little experiment we did with Bryson last night. We topped four pieces of celery with four different toppings (almond butter, hummus, Nutella & peanut butter) and had him close his eyes and guess which was which. I'm mad I missed his reaction to the hummus because it was classic! Bryson took a fun field trip the other day to the Texas Roadhouse. They took a tour of the kitchen, got to make their own rolls, they learned a line dance and got to eat a free meal complete with a free drink. Bryson got to do a report on an animal of his choice and chose to do it on crocodiles. He really enjoyed learning about crocodiles and can now tell you anything you want to know about them. Here's the poster he made for his class presentation. And here's a very random clip of Bryson demonstrating how to run like a monkey.
Now onto Bryson's big day. Bryson celebrated his 7th birthday on March 24th. Since we went to Disneyland for his birthday, he didn't get a party this year. He was a little bummed about that because he knew it meant he wouldn't get very many presents but he understood and was a good sport about it. Grandpa & Granny stopped by and were waiting on the porch for him with a present when he got home from school. They gave him this very cool projector and a book about President Monson. Then they took him to his cousin Zyan's soccer game and then we met up with them at Red Robin (Bryson's choice) for dinner. He loved the free birthday dessert they gave him. We bought Bryson a little cake and decided to take it outside to share it with the girls for being so sweet and planning such a cute party for him. And here's our traditional video of Bryson telling about his life right now. Favorite quote this week (Bryson shared this with me from one of his Ninjago movies and I just loved it):
SCOOP: Confirmed LEGO Simpsons sets for 2014 There have been plenty of rumours regarding just what we’re going to get from LEGO’s forthcoming The Simpsons licensed range, including a myriad of buildings, characters et al. Well now we have official word, from an insider at a special Fox/LEGO event, on just what the LEGO Simpsons range will entail… LEGO are set to release (much like the Olympic minifigures) a complete wave of blind-bag minifigures (series 13 to be precise), with 16 Simpsons characters to collect – including Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, Apu, Chief Wiggum, Moe, Itchy and Scratchy and many more of the show’s iconic characters – which will be launched May 2014. And despite a list of proposed LEGO sets hitting the likes of Brickset and Bricks & Bloks, we can confirm that the *only* LEGO set to be launched in the first quarter of 2014 in the UK will be the Simpsons House, which is set to be made available direct to consumers (via the LEGO website and LEGO stores) in April 2014.