Today TBs

163 posts later and over one million pageloads since one year ago

However it looks that TBs

New posts have not been published so frequently as before. It is not easy to find the mood and time available, to run such a project over the long run. Many other LEGO projects with real bricks are sometimes put aside, but after all it pays off.
On the other side if we look around over the internet for LEGO Fans related websites (MOCpages, YoutTube, Eurobricks and many forums) it is also clear that there is a growing LEGO Technic fans community, more mature, willing to show their projects and discuss ideas/techniques, that there was three years ago.
This is a very positive sign and somehow relieve the pressure to come here so often to publish new posts.

Very positive was the achievement of closer ties from the LEGO Technic designers team with the community, which allowed for instance to have here a new 2010 set revealed in exclusive, one contest with real LEGO prizes, some interviews with TLG personnel (there is more to come), and a few clarifications when there is relevant questions.
Thanks to all of you who come here everyday, giving your support and contribution to make this project keep growing.
You are welcome independent if you come to leave a comment, to participate in the polls, to e-mail us news and suggestions, or just to read about the latest news.


And a few more spots across the Pacific, Indian ocean and Atlantic. Again, there might be a LEGO Technic fan, almost everywhere...
Now lets celebrate with the already traditional anniversary Technic "cake", cooked by Alexandre.
This year in a static fashion, since our Chef left the scintillating cake version burn...


Edit: Well... the scorched cake got a fix and it is now served!
Being afraid it may be not enough to everyone, we decided to leave the first one on the table as well - Hey guys, just one piece of cake for each one!...

Now it's time to start another journey and hopefully we will get here again in 2011, to celebrate another TBs

We're still plenty with new ideas to increase the TBs


Enjoy the

17 comments:
Congratulations!
Best wishes for this great blog
and those running it with a
burning passion.
Live long and prosper.
Many happy returns
from Ulf in Sweden
Thanks, Fernando, for all of your hard work! Your efforts have contributed greatly to raising the level of knowledge amongst Technic AFOLs worldwide. Your detailed explanations and LOTS of cool pictures & videos are very helpful. Kudos to you!
-- David in Spokane, Washington USA
Congratulations!!!
Many happy years to come and spot amazing technic MOC for all the people out there who love Technic stuff.
Barry Bosman
The Netherlands
For 3 years now, TB's has been my undispensable source on Lego Technic stuff.
Keep up the great work and many happy returns.
Happy birthday and I wish you many more! Keep inspiring us!
Happy birthday and keep it running!
Congratulations to TechnicBRICKs.
The blog that no Technic fan can live without.
Best wishes
Happy Birthday, TBs! I don't know how can this blog can be any better than it already is, but I had that same opinion last year, and look what happened... so I'll keep quiet this year, just in case. :)
And, for the sweet teeth out there, don't worry: the cook has already baked a less toasted cake (think of it as a "service pack" :D), and has already sent it to the maitre d'oeuvre to distribute it among all patrons here. ;)
Happy Birthday TBs !
And keep up the good work ! :D
Anio
Happy Birthday!
Enjoy the Clutch-Cake! ;)
RB
Thank you all, for your warm support! :)
Congratulations on another great year for a great website. Here's hoping to many many more.
Hip hipp......horaaaaaaayyyyy!!!!!
Happy birthday :)
Are there clutch gears on top of the candles? A 'fractal cake' applet would have been fun.
@Daniel,
yes, there are gears on top of the candles, but they are 1x 20t Double Bevel and 1x 16z.
The 'fractal cake' is indeed a good idea. :)
Congratulations and many thanks for your great blog!
Greetings from Austria,
Martin
Actually, that's a Z36 and a Z24 (you can see them if you click on the static image to zoom in). Those are much more "Technic" than the Z24 clutch, which was used for the cake simply because it has much more to eat. :D
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