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Based on several Japanese Traditional Watermills, this modular structure works both manually or with added Power Functions. It is made from 2073 Lego ...
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I know my most of techniques come with some serious investment requirements, but not so today! Because all you actually need is just bamboo :) It's pretty cheap, and can often be found in Pick-a-Brick walls. So this is a technique that hopefully anyone can afford :) The drawback, of course, is the quality. There is a distinct repetitive pattern that I think is pretty hard to break, unless you are willing to bend the leaves in different directions, in which case you're likely going to break more than a few. If you are just using one or two rows of this that will probably be a better use case for it, since the pattern won't be as obvious. It is also slightly cumbersome to include in a build, as it requires rows of alternating studs and antistuds on both sides. Manageable but certainly not something you just smack on a build. I still feel it is an upgrade from just putting out rows of green stalks. Or actually, not sure about that, since you can get some variation on stalks by rotating them. But at least, um, you get a more leafy quality to the grass here ;) Well, that's it really. Simple and cheap, but not the most impressive grass to be sure :) instagram fullplatebuilds.com
Il libro dei trucchi dei master builder [Versione 1.0. Questo file è la traduzione autorizzata dell’ormai classico file di Didier Enjary, aggiornato all’ultima versione (in origine in lingua francese). Traduzione di Nico Mascagni, Gianluca Morelli, Francesco Frangioja e Francesco Spreafico. Potrebbe tornare utile consultare il glossario, se qualche termine dovesse risultare oscuro.] Scarica il PDF […]
Please check my other project : The Teddy Bear Factoryhttps://ideas.lego.com/projects/45b3f2e6-cfc0-4ae9-9033-d57f5b861c8bThe sun is shining, the ...
Everyone who has ever played with LEGOs knows the frustration of missing pieces, blocks not connecting the way you want them to or design being too complicated for you LEGO sets. However, some adults are just too good at breaking the LEGO building games rules. Adult fans of LEGO or AFOL, are people who haven't let their enthusiasm for the building blocks game die. While these enthusiasts respect the activity, some have gone off-map to create - "illegal LEGO building techniques," and they are awesome.
Getting large flat surfaces (AKA walls) to be interesting usually takes a lot of parts and a lot of work, but even then they lack sufficient detail. Builder Simon NH shows us a technique that uses panels and a wide assortment of small parts to really break up the surface in not only color and size
Done with this element.
Yes, it is all standard and stable and you can vote for it at Ideas to become a real set: ideas.lego.com/projects/984edd06-6718-4053-bcfe-2ea38bdc259c In a way it is kind of a ripp off of my former work but I prefer to see it as the 'standard attempt' :-) And I really like my new kitchen table plate called 'rust' :-)
A closer look at the bottom side of the flexible terrain . Essentially it's a lattice of large leaf elements, reinforced with some 1L bars with clips in the places where no anti-stud is present. The top is 1x2 plates. instagram fullplatebuilds.com
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This new DIY LEGO bible will help you become a Master Builder.
