It’s been a little while since our last tutorial with all the Summer Joust prizes we’ve been busy with. This guide covers a simple technique for combining macaroni tiles with…
This guide takes a look at the technique I used in my 08 Nighthawk model to achieve a large tapering cylinder. The cylinder itself is mostly four stud wide sections…
Time for another tutorial focusing on furniture! The first of the four designs is a small cabinet utilizing some of the new book elements. A core made up of a…
This is one of the more complicated fireplace designs I’ve come up with, and I think the core technique could be very useful in a variety of settings. It starts…
This is a useful design that’s been around for quite a few years in the LEGO community, and can really help add a bit of variation to your tudor style…
While this tutorial covers how to build an entire tower, many of the techniques explained could be used in a variety of settings. Some 2x2x3 slopes make simple buttresses on…
If you were wondering, no we still haven’t run out of furniture designs to share! This posts covers four more techniques including a table, cooking spit, wine bottle rack, and…
Two more cart/wagon designs are covered in this tutorial. Starting with the design I used in Eggs for Sale. The chassis of the wagon is made up of standard plates.…
This technique was borrowed from Jonas Kramm. It uses a variety of round plates and tiles to give an irregular cobblestone base. Start by laying out your base with wedge…
This post covers my typical method for angling buildings on landscapes. I start off by using a few plates or a turn table to setup the building at the angle…
