So I went to lego.com hoping to find a published parts list for the set. Unfortunately, LEGO does not publish a parts list with quantities. They do have a list of replacement parts though. You’ll have to put your age in and then use set 21200 to see them.

So with the above list of pieces, Guy and I figured out the quantities to put our set back in order.

• Quantity 8 – Brick 1×2 (3004)
  • White
  • Bright Red
  • Bright Blue
  • Bright Yellow
  • Black
  • Dark Green
• Quantity 6 – Brick 1×1 (3005)
  • White
  • Bright Red
  • Bright Blue
  • Bright Yellow
  • Black
  • Dark Green
• Quantity 2 – Brick 1×6 (3009)
  • White
  • Bright Red
  • Bright Blue
  • Bright Yellow
  • Black
  • Dark Green
• Quantity 4 – Brick 1×4 (3010)
• White
• Bright Red
• Bright Blue
• Bright Yellow
• Black
• Dark Green
• Quantity 4 – Brick 1×3 (3622)
  • White
  • Bright Red
  • Bright Blue
  • Bright Yellow
  • Black
  • Dark Green

This is the first mosaic that I have built that was glued. It was interesting trying to put the thing together and not ruin the whole sign. I was able to snap a few photos while the mosaic was being glued together. You can check them out as well as the finished product, here.

I received a request to post some pictures of my unfinished tattoo. So tonight I “forced” Amy into snapping a few. You can see them, here.

I will be heading back to Big Brain Productions on Monday so that Joshua can get everything finished. Fun times!

Thinking of the logistics on how we will manage a trip to California, my loving wife brought something to my attention. She told me that San Francisco is only ~7.5 hours away from Carlsbad. When she said this, I looked at her with my deer-in-the-headlight look and said, “huh?”. She then proceeded to remind me that LEGOLAND® California is located in Carlsbad.

Well, I was happy when my friend told me he was getting married. I was honored when he asked me to take a part in his wedding. Now I am stoked that I actually might be able to swing a trip to LEGOLAND® also!

Wow could this trip get any better.

So for your viewing pleasure check out the 35 mm LEGO camera and the Medium Format Pinhole LEGO camera over on found photography.

Oh well I will use this for the Sogeti logo.

As of now, I do not own enough red and white pieces to make this mosaic a reality. Hopefully that will change soon.

Update: I have finished the mosaic. Check it out and let me know what you think.

Update: Here is a picture of the mosaic for those of you that are interested.

You can read more on the developments of ILENN at it’s blog.

I am looking forward to this going live!