Andre Lackmann

Feisar is arguably the face of WipEout — on the original PS1 cover art, iconic in blue and yellow, impossible to ignore. The collection wouldn't be complete without it. I kept putting it off. Then I couldn't anymore.

By popular request from the r/WipeOut subreddit, I've compiled high-resolution desktop wallpapers of the cover art for my Lego WipEout anti-gravity ship models.

Moving OpenHAB config changes from IDE to chat via OpenClaw and a dedicated sub-agent.

Retro Gamer magazine ran a two-page spread on my LEGO WipEout ship builds in their February 2026 issue. Still can't quite believe it.

When the right LEGO colors don't exist, you adapt. The fourth ship in my Wipeout collection features a reverse livery solution that turned a limitation into an alternate reality.

How a simple design problem — attaching LED displays to brick walls without drilling — led me to design and print custom brick clips for the 2025 Christmas lights display.

Commercial Christmas tree options didn't fit what I needed, so I designed a 2m tall LED tree fixture from scratch — 3D printed structural components, aluminium tube, fibreglass rods, and 1,960 individually addressable pixels.

How I scaled up my Christmas lights display from a hand-built 1,000-pixel setup to an epic(ish) 4,000+ pixel show.

Custom stickers can take a Lego model from good to great — but measuring tiny bricks is a nightmare. Unless you know about LDUs. Here's the complete workflow I use to design, cut, and print custom stickers for my builds.