Gene, thanks!
I just noticed the LegoManiax font you just shared (check my comment), and it's interesting to notice how we tried to achieve the same result with a different approach.

In my case there no brick stacking, only some brick overlapping that is possible when using a doubled brick size.

Thanks for your comments!
I'm glad this set has been so well-received: it required some work to complete the four sets dealing with all those LEGO brick studs.

@Afrojet and SquarePegs: I tried to stick to the standard LEGO colors at the beginning, but then I preferred using different hues to make the sample look more typographic and less toyish.

@Axel and Saberrider: as I said elsewhere, I suspected I was not the only one in the FontStruct community that played a lot with LEGO bricks during childhood. :)

Thanks Thalamic, you are too kind!

BTW, as concerning a discussion we had somewhere else: did you notice that the 1-raters stroke here as well? ...and three times in a row! :)

You're welcome! I would love to see your work if you use it.

@maebe: set your text in Legorama Fill, choose the color, then copy and paste the text object/layer on top and set it to Legorama with a darker color. That's it! :)

Thanks North!

Not really ages, as the design is strongly modular, but at least a week! :)

Found on the Web: it's a LEGO party sign for a four-years-old child birthday party.

Very clever parents indeed! :)