Lego trees

Just playing around with tree builds. Trying out the clips.

Yet another book store's birch tree derivations.Spring

When it comes to building trees, there are endless possibilities for designs and themes. Here are 5 Lego MOC tree ideas to inspire your next build: 1)A Giant Oak Tree Create a towering oak tree with realistic branches and leaves using a combination of green and brown bricks. You could even add a treehouse or a rope bri

Today’s technique is a clever yet straightforward way to create realistic-looking spruce trees for your outdoor environments.Clips, hinges, plant elements and travis bricks (Modified 1 x 1 with Studs on 4 Sides) are used to create a four-branched sub-construction. Stack a few of these on top of one another, add a trunk, and voilà - an elegant addition to your winter landscape!Check out @edge_of_bricks on Instagram using this link: https://www.instagram.com/edge_of_bricks/?hl=en

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Today we're looking at 3 stunning tree designs by 2 builders on Flickr.The first technique is by Brother Steven and is actually very simple; stem pieces are used to angle 6x5 leaf pieces slightly to create the canopy. Check out the post here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76437548@N04/17761264426/?fbclid=IwAR3ngqdlWB6It5q62Ef1uOq7pVUTx77vyu56V7Et03AxCVQBlVRNF4SiFOEThe other techniques are by Micah Beideman who creates pine and birch trees. The pine trees are made from 1x1 clips positioned…

The monthly mini competition on merlins-beard is to build your best tree. I find trees very difficult to get looking good. I think for me 'best tree' is something that I will always be chasing, but never quite get! Anyway, is a tree, probably not a best tree, but one I'm pretty happy with. I tried a new technique based on this design by Brother Steven. I like it as it uses pieces that are common and easy to find, and I think looks quite effective.