Website Developer and Host
Kangaroo Digital sponsored the design of the zaLUG website, training to members to attend to updates as well as the hosting of the site and related email accounts.

A place for LEGO art, artists and all things LEGO. Bricknerd believes LEGO bricks are an art medium as well as a beloved toy, and celebrate the art and artist that create it.

The Brothers Brick is a LEGO blog for adult fans of LEGO. Started in 2005 featuring mainly minifigs, today they highlight the best LEGO creations of every type from builders around the world.

Rebrickable will show you which LEGO sets you can build from the sets and parts you already own. You can choose from official LEGO sets or custom made MOCs by many different designers.

Flickr is an image hosting and video hosting website and web services suite that was created by Ludicorp in 2004. Build something out of LEGO and post a picture of it.

Basebrick was created to give a possibility for Lego® fans to maintain and examine their collections on a brick basis.

Brickset.com was launched in 1997 to keep track of LEGO sets that were appearing at that time. It has expanded considerably and is now the primary reference on LEGO sets on the internet.

Brick Fanatics is a website for Adult fans of LEGO (AFOL). Based in the UK the site covers LEGO News, Reviews, MOCs and more

Brickpicker.com is the definitive online LEGO community that offers information, deals and help to all levels of LEGO collectors and investors.

New Elementary aims to save you the trouble of checking long lists of new elements and doing the cross-referencing of availability.

We spotlight the world’s top LEGO builders and their creations. New videos every day.

Brick Vault is dedicated to bringing you the best in Lego set unboxing, building and reviews.

I design and build custom models using LEGO bricks. Here you can watch videos showcasing many of the mechanical and robotic models that I have created.

Here is my channel about my lego technic creations !