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  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

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    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…

  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

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    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…

  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

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    by

    in

    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…

  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

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    by

    in

    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…

  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

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    by

    in

    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…

  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

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    by

    in

    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…

  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

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    by

    in

    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…

  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

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    by

    in

    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…

  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

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    by

    in

    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…

  • A Year to Remember: In Defense of the End-of-Year LEGO MOC Collage

    —

    by

    in

    Every December—well, let’s be honest, sometimes early January—for thirteen years now, I’ve set aside a little time to scroll through my photostream, pull my favorite builds, layer them neatly in GIMP, and then write “<a href=” a hundred times as I code the Flickr description for my annual year-end MOC recap collage. I’m not alone…