Links to the various projects I have timelapsed. Mostly Lego. All my youtube videos are unlisted, so it is nice to have an easily accessible hub to find the links if I want to share them.
Bgraamiens Puzzle - The Lines | 1000 pieces
My friends and I bought this puzzle to build for a fun summer day while also watching the Tokyo 2020 (2021) games. As you can see from the changing location in the time-lapse, it took us multiple sessions over the span of 6 months to finish the puzzle. And that was using the guide letters on the back of the pieces. We are not puzzle makers.
I was granted the right to keep the puzzle, and I think it makes a great piece of wall decor. Maybe we will build more puzzles in the future, but we also have had enough puzzle building for a lifetime.
Lego Artemis Space Launch System
One of my fond memories in college was watching the launch of Artemis 1. My dream is to see an Artemis launch in person, schedule permitting.
The build process itself was quite fun. It took about 7.5 hours to complete. The launch tower was repetitive, but it wasn't too bad (after you build individual link tank tracks, nothing else is too repetitive).
One of these days I may get a lighting kit for this to really spruce it up, but otherwise, I think it looks neat.
A lifelong Minecraft and Lego fan, this kit was right up my alley. It was a fun build, and it makes a great display piece for my desk. Not much else to say about it, it's just great.
Lego Venator-class Star Destroyer
It took a little over 12 hours to build the whole thing. It was a fantastic build, and makes for such a good display kit. It is also remarkably stable and strong. My friend also got me a lighting kit and man it looks so good!
Really cool display piece. I didn't even realize that the horses could move until I was building it. I love the colors and the build process was pretty unique. Took a little over 4 hours to build.
Probably my favorite movie of 2026, and a solid book as well. Leaving the theater, I knew I had to get the lego set, but it was backordered for almost half a year! Regardless, I finally got it, and it was both a fun, quick build, and makes a great centerpiece of my little display shelf.