Please rate this article: Select ratingGive Best Free Lego Building Software 1/5Give Best Free Lego Building Software 2/5Give Best Free Lego Building Software 3/5Give Best Free Lego Building Software 4/5Give Best Free Lego Building Software 5/5Cancel rating Gizmo's Freeware Featured Articles Gizmo's Freeware is Recruiting We are looking for people with skills or interest in the following areas: - Mobile Platform App Reviews for Android and iOS - Windows, Mac and Linux software reviewsA World of Bricks .It provides native access to a database of LEGO sets.For fans of LEGO, AWOB is the best mobile guide to a wide range of LEGO® sets old and new.With AWOB you can :-Search the entire Brickset database by keyword or sets numbers-Browse thru all the LEGO® themes-Get a lot of informations about each set (like number of pieces, release date, etc...)-Read all the building instructions (when avaliable) View A World of Bricks in the Apple AppStore »
If you like Lego you will love this app!You can browse and search entire Brickset database, download build instructions and a lot more! View Brick by Brick in the Apple AppStore » Brick Data for iPhone is perfect to browse LEGO Sets on your mobile device, old and new. View Brick Data in the Apple AppStore » Bricking News brings the latest AFOL (Adult Fan Of LEGO) news to your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Featuring the latest news from The Brothers Brick, From Bricks To Bothans, Eurobricks, and Brickset, you'll always be up-to-date on the latest news, events, and MOCs (My Own Creations) wherever you go. Need to look up a set while out? Bricking News also features a search function to search against the Brickset database of over 7,000 sets with results taking you directly to the mobile Brickset page without ever having to leave the app. Visit the Bricking news website » Search, download and view Lego instructions on your iOS device!* Simple (and bricky) user interface.* Favorite your sets for easy lookup later.
View Brickprints in the Apple AppStore » For fans of LEGO, Brickset Mobile for iPhone allows you to manage your collection of LEGO sets on your iPhone. to provide native access to a database of LEGO sets. Visit the Brickset Mobile website » iBrickset is the best mobile guide to a wide range of LEGO ® sets old and new. - Search the entire Brickset database - Keep track of your LEGO ® sets - Read reviews by other users View iBrickset in the Apple AppStore » The MyFigs Minifig Collector is for Lego fans and minifig collectors of all ages. It is fun and easy to use, and it is all about your own personal minifig collection. View MyFigs in the Apple AppStore » Rebrickable Shopper for LEGO Not sure if you should buy that LEGO® set?Simply scan the bar code on a LEGO box and see a wealth of information to help you decide if you should buy it. Rebrickable analyses your LEGO collection so you can find new sets that best compliments your existing parts.
View Rebrickable Shopper for LEGO in the Apple AppStore » The Unofficial LEGO Minifigure Catalog The Unofficial LEGO™ Minifigure Catalog App is a must for every LEGO enthusiast! It contains information about all the Minifigures and Sets from the early beginnings until 2011. Professional high-resolution photographs of every Minifigure and the associated data are included. Browse the Minifigures and Sets by theme or year. View The Unofficial LEGO Minifigure Catalog in the Apple AppStore »New York graphic designer Mike Doyle is best known in Lego MOC circles for his crumbling Victorian houses, but the city of K'al Yne on the alien world of Odan might just be his most ambitious project yet. Crafted out of more than 200,000 Lego pieces and taking over 600 hours to build, the sculpture, designed entirely by Doyle, depicts a wondrous alien civilization. There's something Gothic about his soaring spires, bridges, buttresses, and villages clustered about the city's base.
The citizens of Odan, says the 45-year-old Doyle, are peaceful; they have never known war or murder, and the city of K'al Yne houses one of the purest expressions of this existence. "One of Odan's great cultural icons is the Eternal Choir. Based in the small but ancient town of K'al Yne, the choir has been singing uninterrupted for 1,000 years," Doyle explains. "Thousands of citizens participate a few hours a day, forming an atmosphere filled with music. Now the millennial celebration has come, and visitors throughout this and many other galaxies have come to witness the event." We think the sculpture is jaw-dropping as it stands, yet Doyle hopes it's just the first of a series. The creator has turned to Kickstarter to fund the continuation of his creative endeavors. He's not expecting backers just to pay to look at more pictures of Lego cities, though. With each pledge starting at $13, donors will receive a gift of archival prints of the city. Donations of $35 and up get DIY kits for the individual buildings that make up K'al Yne.
Also interesting is the difference between the Contact 1 Kickstarter campaign and Doyle's first attempt to fund the series. Notable changes include much better photography, a lower funding goal, and rewards that offer better value to the backers. At the time of this writing, Doyle had received $2,402 of his $1,000 goal. We're very much looking forward to seeing what he can come up with next. Moto Z, this is your mission: Make Motorola relevant againMOC Nation Is Making Custom LEGO Sets If you’re an adult fan of LEGO (that’s AFOL), you’ve probably experimented making creations of your own with varying levels of success. Now, thanks to the guys at MOC Nation, you’ll be able to craft the perfect human skull, red fox, UFO, bengal tiger and vintage floppy disk. MOC (My Own Creation – LEGO has a lot of acronyms) Nation is a shop and design submission site that works similarly to Threadless, except for fantastically detailed and totally awesome LEGO creations. Designers from around the world submit unique LEGO creations to MOC Nation, the team selects their favorites, sources the parts and creates the paper instructions you’ve been using since you were a kid.