Building LEGO

Hey folks! I have a big box of white/pink/red bricks and another big box of white/red/pink plates. I reckon I have enough here to take on building any of the released modular sets so far. Given that I can download the instructions from somewhere, which do you think will: 1) Look decent in those colours? 2) Be buildable mostly with standard bricks? I had green grocer in mind initally, but it will be a sweet/candy shop instead. I do have a lot of other brick parts, so reckon I will have enough to do any of them, but maybe not in the right colours.

Dark Side of the Brick by Chris Doyle Pink Floyd: The LEGO Brick Wall by Julius von Brunk Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (1975) by [Maks] lego-pink-floyd-the-wall-album-cover by wowwblog3 pink_floyd-the_division_bell by wowwblog3 Dark Side of the Moon by Ricecracker. Another Brick In The Wall by Sus Warming 2012 MOCathalon: Pink Floyd - The Wall by KlodsBrik dk CALL THE SCHOOLMASTER by Filip Gabryel empty spaces by Francesco Biasci Pink Floyd - The Wall by Raúl Segarra Battersea Power Station by Jojo

Just posting a random thing people do with lego http://lego.gizmodo.com/these-lego-in-a-bottle-are-so-awesome-i-want-to-try-it-1645826627

Just caught this monstrous creation by Elephant Knight on Eurobricks too good to pass up. EXTERMINATE!!!! EXTERMINATE!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxD-5z_xHBU

Well, another Vic Viper month of building has gone by paying tribute to the late nnenn. As usual, there is a poster map showing a compilation of the many contributions. This year we have 174 Vic Vipers by 115 builders. >Nnovvember 2013 by pasukaru76, on Flickr You can visit the original Vic Vipers Flickr pool to see all the original images as well as some designs not featured.

Hey Everyone, I will be starting a live stream that is primarily focused on Lego builds. Since I build sets regularly I thought, "Why not share it with a community?". I am going to have my first stream on Twitch tomorrow night. I see a lot of build videos, but not too many that are actually live. There is a monthly calendar that I will keep updated on what I will build and when. Currently I am only planning 3 days a week and will be live later in the evening, I have a day job to maintain . So anyone that wants to come and hang out, head over to http://www.twitch.tv/silburned tomorrow at 8pm PDT. Thanks,

Well y'all wouldn't shut the heck up about it so here you go; The Simpsons Monorail.

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hey everyone, i went to the 2014 Designer Con in pasadena a couple of weeks ago and checked out their annual LEGO display, FILLED with amazing creations from various Lego Master Builders (all for sale) and curated by brick nerd. check these awesome builds out! hope you like the video!

Finally finished my Sandcrawler and with Jaisonline's help have already done some fine tuning to the hatches. This thing has great playability and lots of options to modify it. The pics are just a quick MOC to see what it will look like with the studs covered. I can get the elements I need from Bricklink for $40. Then I plan on adding power next.

Can anyone please help me on how this is built? I really have no idea how the middle parts are built.

Hey guys! I came across a very talented Japanese builder, who makes videos of his pop-up building creations. From what I can gather they require more than 10K pieces and take him more than a year (200 hours) to make. What I'm more interested in though is how he generated the instructions and got the piece numbers at the end of this video: Did he use the Digital Designer to do the entire thing first? Take screenshots of each layer? Figure out the piece numbers for each? Is there some other tool he used to do this for him automatically? Quite an amazing monumental effort either way. Thanks in advance for any info, Jay

As of today, April 7th 2018, the original Space theme by LEGO hits the four Earthen decades mark. For many it was what brought us into the building block fold with their band of galactic explorers. Although the theme has not truly been continued in any official capacity outside of a few nods and promos, the classic legacy treks ever onward through the fans' creations with what is generally called as Neo Space. You can find a number of such various MOCs in the thread linked for all the classic Space teams. Classic Space @ 40 by justin_m_winn

Today I saw a lego display where they simulated a hologram effect and I got some interest on it. Does anybody knows how to do it? I have been looking for information of it

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A few star wars sets I have built over the weeks. Warning Pic Heavy!!

Hi guys, so I have finished another micro moc landscape. This time its of one of my favourite scenes from The Force Awakens. The crashed Star Destroyer is such an iconic image from not only the film but the trailers as well that I just had to make it in lego form. I am really pleased with Rey's speeder. I didn't think I would be able to build it at this scale but actually I think this is a pretty good representation. At only eight pieces I dont think its going to get any smaller either! (I did have one version with one less stud at the back but it looked too blocky) The Star Destoryer is a slight variation on a polybag release with a few twe…

Eurobricks 1ST PLACE Steampunk Camper by aditayam 2ND PLACE Vammoth by BrickLaboratory 3RD PLACE Oscar Meyer Wiener by WachutuChief 4TH PLACE 50 Cents Joyride by midi 5TH PLACE TMNT Party Wagon by midi

I bought set 7994 (the Lego City Harbor) over the summer, but I didn't like the problem it was having with peeling stickers. So I just bought another one. I was taking the set apart and inventorying it so I can sell my current ship, and I noticed the inventory in the back only calls for one pair of blue pants when there are in fact two. I went through and added up all the parts that were in the inventory (counting the string, which I guess Lego does- they did in 2230) and it was in fact the official count: 659. That is not counting the other pair of pants, which would make it 670. I know it's only a one piece difference, but this means that Brickpicker is wrong, the Lego …

First, let me start by saying that I must give credit where credit is due and I mostly copied this build as best I could from the pictures at this link https://www.flickr.c...N06/6937426891/ Second, I hope this is ok. I've always wanted to attempt this but I'm not very creative. I also wanted to make this my own by altering some things and not trying to make an exact copy. Level 4 (top): reserved for the 75034 Death Star Troopers set with large cannon. Level 3: Emperor's chair with window (will be accompanied by Royal Guards from 75034) Level 2: Stormtrooper's area? I'll place some Stormtroopers from set 75078 on this level. Level 1 (bottom): instead of the tra…

As tradition, here recaps this year's SHIPtember build event starting with ten picks and more to be added in the coming days. Javelin class - Heavy Frigate by cozmic67 USS Steadfast 12-Pod Cargo Pusher by Scott Prodigal Sun by Jonathan Parley MOTH by Oscar Cederwall (o0ger) GR-75 Medium Transport by Anders Horvath Destroyer with Escorts by Andrea Crockett Xylethrus AMV-1 by halfbeak Benchmade Industries:Project Pusit by Lee M Galaxy Interdictor by AFOL anon SL FAILS (Frontline Artificial Intelligence Logistics Supervisor) by Simon Liu

I got an email from LEGO about a Monthly Mini Build that is tomorrow at my local LEGO Store at 5pm.

The Emperors Throne Room is a Diorama recreation made in LEGO pieces of the scene of the original movie: Star Wars, Episode VI,

Hi Brickpickers! I finished building the 2nd floor of my Pet Shop, but the maintenance guy is just about to paint the walls for remodeling. I want to redesign my 2nd floor, but have any of you created a design plan with more rooms, a bed, tv, etc as a MOC? Please comment or add pictures to this thread!

Hi all. I've made a Himitsu Bako which is a Secret Box (also known as a puzzle box) out of Lego. This box has two ways to get into the hidden compartments and is a fun build, especially for kids. I decided to make a video tutorial with a parts list if anyone fancies making one for themselves. Have fun! Rick. The video can be found here: