I have no buttons for the My Own Creations page, but if you would like to link to my ArTron site, you may use the following button and code:

<a href="http://www.ncgraphicarts.com/ryan/artron/"><img src="http://www.ncgraphicarts.com/ryan/images/artron.gif" alt="ArTron: Mining Company and Space Force" height="31" width="88"></a>

The official website for a wonderful building toy.

Centralized Ldraw resources. Here you can download LDraw and lots of other free software to make your own virtual Lego (or K'nex) models.

The Lego Users Group Network. Where Lego fans get together and talk about everything related to both virtual and real Legos.

A site for posting Lego-related pictures. Each Lego-fan has his own section on the site.

POV-Ray
Free rendering software that produces photograph-like images. Great for rendering virtual Lego models.

All sorts of space ships built out of Lego bricks by Lego fans. There are ships of all sizes there, but the pride and joy of the site are the huge ones!

Bram Lambrecht's Lego site, featuring items from land, sea, air, and space. Here is a link to the cool civilian ship in the picture: http://lego.bldesign.org/models/?n=32

Keppler Industries, the ficticioius company whose owner was gracious enough to let me use it in my ArTron story. KI manufactures all manner of craft, both civilian and military.

Jeremy Sproat's Lego site, featuring many good space/mecha wallpapers and models, along with some humor.

Lego website of a fellow named Nivad containing Lego movies and great models, which lean toward Technic and Mindstorms.

zacktron.com
Tim Courtney's site of Zacktron, a unification of all Space Legos against the evil United Europe. Here he has some really nice Lego spacecraft and a Lego Space History which he and Brandon Grifford wrote. This site was an inspiration for my ArTron section.

Lego STAR WARS top page!
See STAR WARS episodes IV, V, and VI in storyboard form: photos of scenes built with Legos!

Patrick Justison's Blacktron
This site, made by Patrick Justison has Blacktron I style creations. There are also some interesting futuristic hand weapons for minifigs here.

From Bricks to Bothans
THE site for fans of Star Wars and Star Wars LEGOs. There are hilarious comics as well as numerous custom UCS-style Star Wars vehicles.