Lego tips and tricks

A quite simple, but very decent looking wall technique using 1x2 jumpers (the newer ones!) and 1x2 door rail pieces. It looks a little bit simpilar to just plates and tiles, but you can actually add much more texture with this one.

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

Introduction How many different ways can you attach a 1×6 brick to a baseplate ? There are quite a few as you can imagine, but each time the studs of the brick have to line up with the studs of the baseplate under it. That is just how LEGO works. The studs on the baseplate… Continue reading Thinking Outside the Grid – Building Angled Walls using LEGO

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

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Check out these beautiful and colorful LEGO trees. Instructional video is included if you would like to make them. Also resources for getting parts.

One of my friends recently asked me what my kids play with now that they’re older. Since I’ve been getting rid of so many things, you may be wondering what