The Unofficial LEGO Builder's Guide

Every so often I stumble upon a mention of my book on a website. Or I spot a model that someone’s made using techniques found in ULBG. But it’s not all that often I spot a pic of myself somewhere that I didn’t know it had been posted.

Here’s an interesting page, that includes a picture of me and my CN Tower model.

Some of the other models I’ve seen before, but several were new to me. I especially like the picture of Holger Matthes and his Stuttgart Television Tower.

A couple of times in the past few years, I’ve posted images taken from the StatCounter.com website, showing a visual representation of where visitors to Apotome.com are coming from.

I took another look at the map function yesterday and was delighted to see the little markers covering the map from one side of the globe to the other.

Here’s what it looked like:

If you’ve stopped by this blog over the years, you may know that ULBG is already available in English, Italian and Romanian. I was contacted last week by publisher who is interested in releasing another translated version of it. I won’t tell you you which language it might be appearing in, because it may not happen, but I thought it was fantastic that after being in print for over four years now, that there was still such interest in the book.

Just a quick note to let everyone know that I will soon be updating both this blog, and the Apotome.com website. Thanks for your patience!!