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
This week's favourite brick is the ribbed hose! It's a part that doesn't look very LEGO like, and it's unique shape and texture mean you can utilise it in some clever ways for your MOCs. Which example shown is your favourite?Featured builders: @sean&stephmayo @mitsuru_nikaido @ghalad @glenn_tanner55 (on all Instagram)
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
This lighthouse by Simon Hundsbichler might be small, but it packs a lot of clever parts usages into a small footprint. But be careful, if you disturb the rocks or hills, they might bite!
Vibrant LEGO construction scene with excavator, dump truck, and crane, set amidst a serene landscape, #LEGO, #BuildingBricks, #ConstructionSite, #ToyPhotography,#ad
How I started a Lego Reselling Business. Everything from the business model, to stock and sourcing and using Bricklink.
Two ideas to fill in the inside of piece 48092 Please note that 3 parts are NOT fixed on the baseplate underneath or on snot parts yet.
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One of my favorite building techniques for building homes is the classic log cabins. In an attempt to make a log cabin out of LEGO I worked out these designs.
Have you come across a LEGO technique used in an official set or a MOC that left you wondering “how does that even work ?”. It turns out there is a pretty good explanation for every technique out there as long as you don’t mind getting your hands dirty with a little math. In this… Continue reading The Math Behind LEGO Building Techniques – Volume 1
One of the best things about the LEGO community is that we can learn from one another. Here at BrickNerd, we like to share techniques that we see from builders all around the world. . . Ulrik Hansen brings us a bit more complex technique, or at least more parts intensive for some builde
IntroductionWelcome to the brick house, the perfect house for your Minifigure. Though it's small, it has all the necessary things for your Minifigure ...
Spider-Man and Venom tussle in this vignette by Ben Cossy that guarantees some New Yorkers are going to be late for work.
LEGO City Undercover at IGN: walkthroughs, items, maps, video tips, and strategies
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In this video tutorial shows detail information on calculate the number of bricks in one cubic feet.
Why not build a Stickle Bricks person, with thier unique colour blocking style. What would yours wear?
Content Warning: blood Today we’re taking a look at various builds by @devid_vii on Instagram, a skilled vignette style builder. All the scenes seem like they’re freeze frames of action despite their small footprint. With excellent understanding of texture, color, and a fine level of detail, Devid’s building style is distinctive and clean. Let us know what you think!
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