2d lego designs

A fresh challenge for kids who love to build with Lego - try making these circus themed 2D pictures using our printable picture designs.

Have a Star Wars and LEGO fan in the house? Looking for some simpler LEGO Star Wars building ideas? We use our basic bricks to build LEGO Star Wars projects

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Built in the style of the "Tales From The Space Age" Ideas model, this moc displays a Saturn V at liftoff!This model is compatible with the official set, with technic slots for attaching,...

A LEGO version of Robert Indiana's iconic "LOVE" sculpture from 1970. Best known for its regular appearance on postage stamps, the original sculpture is on permanent display in Philadelphia and copies are in many cities around the world. Built for the BayLUG "All You Build Is Love" challenge from the February 2009 meeting. More at www.brickpile.com/2009/02/27/robert-indiana-love-sculpture/. See also LEGO, Robert Indiana Style.

This Lego project is perfect for a quick afternoon Lego project for Children. The full instructions are available over at FrugalFun4Boys.com. Check out this Brick Subscription box, Building kits de…

I run into periods of time where it's hard to keep up with this blog, but Bruce always keeps me on my toes! About these first ones, by Brickshelf user Elena, he says they are simple but fun, and that he particularly likes the dragon: They are all so super-cute! I notice some clever techniques on the rabbits, too. There are transparent bricks used for slight shading, little lever bits for eye brow highlights, and grill plates on the carrots for texture. Bruce also sent a link to Pete W.'s…

Skyscraper inspired by the Lego House in Billund, Denmark. Computer rendering but buildable if you have the bricks.

Mysterious yet friendly, The visitor observes when night falls. This postcard, in the same style as the official tales of the space age set, depicts a flying saucer landing on the surface of earth throwing up dust from where the beam comes out. As a builder, I enjoyed being able to use some of my favourite colours in the Lego palette to show the colours one might see when the sun sets. I hope people enjoy it as much as I enjoyed building it!