Geeky LEGO® Crafts

“David Scarfe should be proud of his book, it is very well-written and entertaining to boot. With the holidays just around the corner, it might make the perfect gift for that LEGO fan you know!”
—The Retroist

“Every project has a certain retro charm and kids in particular are bound to find something they fancy having a go at building, and because everything is made from basic parts, the chances are they’ll have most them already. It’s therefore the ideal Christmas gift for upcoming LEGO master builders!”
—Brickset

“Overall this is a great book that I’d highly recommend for the seasoned brick fanatic or someone that might have a passing interest. It would make a great Christmas gift and offer an activity that the whole family could get involved with. Geeky LEGO Crafts provides enough ideas to make even the rainiest of days that little bit brighter and I, for one, would definitely welcome a second volume in the near future.”
—Brick Fanatics

“I particularly liked the Cassette Letter Holder (excellent use of colour) and the Floppy Disk Coasters, mainly because of their vintage feel. The book looks like the perfect companion to one or more large Classic Creative Brick Boxes, as a source of additional inspiration.”
—Hispabrick Magazine

“David Scarfe has curated an eclectic mix of LEGO projects, which will challenge some and inspire others to delve into their LEGO bricks and build something a little out of the norm.”
—Bricks Fans

“If I was to pick my favorite LEGO book of this year, I would most assuredly say Geeky LEGO Crafts by David Scarfe, and published by No Starch Press, is it. Flipping through this book has been a delightfully entertaining experience.”
—The Brickside

“If you know someone who loves video games or anything remotely geeky, this LEGO book would make a great gift, as would the final LEGO builds that are included inside.”
—Happy Healthy Hip Parenting

“This is a ‘must’ buy for fans of quirky and geeky LEGO builds. It will also be popular with LEGO fans who want to learn build techniques that they can use to build useful models around the home; such as the cassette letter holder, retro controller phone station or giant key holder.”
—Steven Combs