Skye Barnick

Caitlyn Gauss XL (December 2013), a twelve-inch-tall action figure model built with LEGO Hero Factory parts. Caitlyn is a robot hero with magnetism powers. She wields a mass driver launcher and a repulsor shield.

Blacktron Vivisector (November 2013). This was built for Nnovvember, an annual building event within the LEGO fan community in which builders create "Vic Vipers" (spacecraft with two prongs that stick forward on either side of the cockpit, two rear wings, and a vertical stabilizer). This model won the award for Best Small Space Craft at Brickfair Virginia 2014, the largest LEGO fan convention in the United States.

Delwyn Buckler (August 2013–November 2013), a six inch tall sculpture built using parts from various LEGO sets and themes. I designed this model using LEGO Digital Designer, a free software application that simulates real-life LEGO building.

Koboldon, pre-mutation (May 2013), a docile alien created with LEGO Hero Factory parts. My twin brother and I built both forms of Koboldon together for a LEGO Hero Factory building contest on Eurobricks forums. The objective was to create an alien creature in both a natural form and a mutated form. Koboldon placed third in the contest.

Koboldon, pre-mutation (May 2013), an evil alien created with LEGO Hero Factory parts. My twin brother and I built both forms of Koboldon together for a LEGO Hero Factory building contest on Eurobricks forums. The objective was to create an alien creature in both a natural form and a mutated form. Koboldon placed third in the contest.

Kit Martello and Joey Falcione (February–October 2013), a pair of fantasy warriors created with LEGO Hero Factory parts. Kit is a shapely female warrior who wields a giant hammer. Joey is a brawny male warrior who wields a pair of swords.

Untitled robot and monster (March 2013). I built this together with two other builders for the elimination round of Wentworth Institute of Technology's LEGO building competition. The theme of this round was to create something "awesome". Each team was given two identical buckets of LEGO bricks and a time limit of less than an hour. The model was successful and we advanced to the final round.

Untitled castle (March 2013). I built this together with two other builders for the final round of Wentworth Institute of Technology's LEGO building competition. The theme of this round was to create a castle. Each team was given three identical buckets of LEGO bricks and a time limit of less than an hour. The model placed first in the competition.