Have a kid that LOVES Legos or perhaps you're considering buying your child their first set? Here's 16 Lego tips for kids at all Lego levels!
In today's post we'll be looking at the most common SNOT pieces and classifying them.But first, what is SNOT? It stands for Studs Not On Top, and simply means that you are building sideways or at an angle; i.e. not just straight up.SNOT pieces allow you to do this and can be classified into 3 main areas: modified bricks, modified plates and brackets. You can use this post to not only learn what to call each piece, but to search for them on Bricklink (the easiest way to do this is the part number
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Take a deep dive into SNOT as we analyze the geometry, look at some basic building techniques and expose some hidden pitfalls of LEGO SNOT.
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Hi everyone, Tiago here with more Tips and Tricks. Today we focus on city and house essentials. As always, making use of LEGO math, and taking some known elements out of context for (hopefully) interesting results
Build awesome LEGO animals! Instructions to use with the bricks you already have. Make a zebra, monkey, birds, alligator, and more.
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Hello everybody, Tiago again, and today, its time for the LEGO kids to have some fun!
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If you would like to make your own LEGO stop-motion film, check out these very useful tips and trick for brickfilmers!
Are you looking for Lego House tips and tricks? This guide rounds up our favorite things to do at Lego House in Billind!
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This week’s Favorite Brick is one of few LEGO circular elements: the flotation ring (30340)! First seen in 1999 in its natural role as a flotation ring, LEGO designers quickly began using the part in a variety of creative ways such as Christmas wreaths and toilet seats! With its bar-like profile, hollow stud and minifigure head-size opening, it is used by MOC builders in all sorts of clever ways. Swipe to discover a few of them!This post features builds by:@fullplatebuilds: https://www.flickr.co
Today we will be comparing the two ways of accomplishing the same thing, using a 1x1 modified brick w/ stud on the side and a 1x1 technic brick +half pin. These two can be used for the same purpose, to attach pieces on their sides, but did you know they are actually slightly different?Yes, in fact, the technic brick's hole is higher than the modified brick. It may not be by much as you wouldn't notice it when building, but it's certainly there. This has been confirmed by an official LEGO designe
Got lots of LEGO tyres, but not really a vehicle person? In today’s technique post we share a unique but helpful technique that’s especially useful for when you want to add organic, fleshy textures to your LEGO critters and creatures! Just turn one of LEGO’s rubber tyres inside-out!@grantdvs1 creates a realistic beetle’s body, while @hacimbricks uses various tyre sizes to create a giant Kraken. Meanwhile @aliencat creates a horrifying monster using the textures of larger tyres, and one of our co
Today we are having a look at @legohomora’s incredible technique for water in their Goblet of Fire MOC. See how the many techniques used can be broken down into four distinct types, then see how they can be used together to create a cohesive, animated build! If you have any questions or comments (we know that it can be tricky to follow diagrams with transparent elements!), make sure to leave a comment below or show us how you use this technique in your own builds by tagging us!Of course, make su
This Sunday we're going technical, discussing the specific measurements and units of LEGO bricks.Getting to know the LEGO dimensions is not just being nerdy for the sake of it, but it can actually be useful for building techniques like the ones shown utilising headlight bricks! For more awesome techniques check out https://brick.camp/en
