I have been researching on lego building techniques and I found this guide

 

The Unofficial LEGO Advanced Building Techniques Guide

 

http://photos.freelug.org/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=33732

 

I'd like to know more places where I can find information on building techniques, such as videos, books, tutorials, and more.

Thanks.

never in a million years would I have thought of that last one.  very cool

Great technique, gives an excellent effect.

 

Here is a gallery for instructions on how to build a Tron: Legacy lightcycle (aka Exciter1's current avatar, ha).

Light Cycle Instructions by Jack Marquez

Oriel Window by Sheo.

Here is a tutorial where legohaulic (Tyler) goes over his process of lighting and editing photos of his models. Not a building technique but some good stuff for those who do build then want to edit the pictures afterwards.

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/lisqr/misc/lego_landscape.pptx

 

Here are directions for a simple but nice stasis pod build.

SPI Stasis Cell - DIY by Tim Gould

A little similar to the window technique in An Unexpected Gathering (Bag End) set only smaller.

Eye Technique by Sheo.

This usage of mixel joints just looked interesting.

A very nice and detailed description of some building techniques!

 

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=60907

Here is a gallery for instructions on how to build a Tron: Legacy lightcycle (aka Exciter1's current avatar, ha).
Light Cycle Instructions by Jack Marquez

Cool, I've been wanting to build it.  Now is the time!

A very nice and detailed description of some building techniques!

 

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=60907

Thank you thank you. There is so much info in that link. I love the different possibilities shown with the trees.

A very nice and detailed description of some building techniques!

Many thanks for finding that thread I lost the link to a while back.

I'm only doing it for the "likes" ;-)

You're welcome!

A nice idea for building an octagonal winding staircase by AC Pin.

 

Edited February 27, 20169 yr by brickcrazyhouse

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I'm going to be "stealing" this shower door technique.

17 hours ago, brickcrazyhouse said:

I'm going to be "stealing" this shower door technique.

nice indeed, but from the looks of it that top rail is loose in this build - not attached. Might need a little work to make it really functional. And who still has an overhead tank toilet?

3 hours ago, Phil B said:

from the looks of it that top rail is loose in this build - not attached

If you were to build this room into a modular or something though, I'd imagine you'd have a wall on the left side, which would at least help lock the floating part in place... it could slip out the far side, but again, if in a house layout, you could easily build something up on the other side of that wall to block it in place fairly easily. The build as is would work if those conditions were met I think?