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17-year-old Jack Streat has accomplished something some people spend a lifetime reaching for: he's a published author. Streat's book, "LEGO Heavy Weapons: Build Working Replicas of Four of the World's Most Impressive Guns", was released in May by indie publisher No Starch Press. The book features detailed drawings and explanations on how to build highly sophisticated working models of 4 assault weapons, including the Desert Eagle handgun, among others. Wikinews interviewed Jack, to learn more about his passion for building.
((WN)) First, how old are you now and how old were you when the book was published?
((WN)) Who is the publisher of the book?
((WN)) How long have you been serious about LEGOs?
((WN)) Are there any designers/creators who've inspired you?
((WN)) Educationally, where are you: finished with high school? In college?
((WN)) What have your parents/family thought about your passions for LEGOs?
((WN)) With the publishing world, did you face any challenges in getting your book published? 
((WN)) Are you working on another book at present?
((WN)) Have there been other activities/classes that have helped your LEGO work improve?
((WN)) Where can our readers see videos or other forms of your work?

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Wikinews interviews 17-year-old author of 'LEGO Heavy Weapons'