Welcome to the PittBrickyard. I have created this space to share with you some of my favorite LEGO brick builds. I am a life long fan of LEGO and avid brick builder. I am also a member of BayLUG, my local LEGO enthusiast club in the San Francisco Bay Area.
You can check out the different builds organized by theme, as well as my blog where I'll be posting thoughts, ramblings, in progress builds and a few building pointers from time to time.
Your own feedback, comments or thoughts are always welcome and can be sent to pittbrickyard@gmail.com. See the Contact page for more details. Happy building.
--Leonard
You can check out the different builds organized by theme, as well as my blog where I'll be posting thoughts, ramblings, in progress builds and a few building pointers from time to time.
Your own feedback, comments or thoughts are always welcome and can be sent to pittbrickyard@gmail.com. See the Contact page for more details. Happy building.
--Leonard
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A word about the name of this website, the "PittBrickyard." I choose it as a bit of an homage to my grandfather. Growing up, I often heard of my grandfather’s work at the “brickyard” in my hometown of Pittsburg, California. He worked for Gladding, McBean which took over the brick-making operation of the Stockton Firebrick Company in Pittsburg in the 1940s. I have well entrenched memories of the yellowish-tan firebrick produced by the company and not an uncommon sight around my hometown (including in my grandfather’s backyard).
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My grandfather was a distinguished service member and veteran of World War II.
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