Furniture Tutorial #3

Our third tutorial showing a variety of minifigure scale furniture designs. See the 1st, and 2nd  furniture tutorials.

To start with, here is a nice rack for storing firewood.

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The 2×4 tile hooks everything together nicely.

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Next, one 1×1 round plate is added to each of the exposed SNOT studs.

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The sides consist of several bar/clip parts and a 4 long bar.

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You will need 2 of those.

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Then you simply attach them to the base, and you have a finished firewood rack.

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Benches were very common in medieval times, and this design utilizes clips to make a more unique shape.

1×2 plates attach the 1×6 tiles, and the the clips attach to the bottom of the 1×2 plates.

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While not as strong as a standard stud/tube connection, it still holds pretty well.

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Need a coat rack to finish off your interior? Then this design should be useful.

The core is made up of this interesting part.

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Some clip with bar parts attach to form a nice looking base.

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An upside down 1×1 round brick and standard technic pin are added next.

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One more round brick, and a torch holder set up the top to receive another of the core parts.

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This sits nicely into the torch holder.

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Then a horn is clipped onto each side and some hoods or cloaks can be hung easily and effectively.

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This very simple shelf holds some pots and pans.

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I used this design in Sigurd’s General Goods.

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And the last piece of furniture for this tutorial is a shop counter/display case.

The first section is built off of a 2×4 plate.

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A bag fits nicely into the middle space and then the counter is topped off with a few more 2×2 jumpers.

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Standard jumper plates give the look of drawers, and some more details on top finish off the first half of the counter.

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The next section utilizes the new antler part for some ornately carved woodwork.

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Putting some glasses, bottles, or other goods on the 2 middle studs gives the look of a nice display case.The plate with clip is sandwiched between the two standard 1×1 plates.

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Again jumper plates are used at the top.

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This side is where the customers will pay, so don’t fill it up too much.

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And there are 5 items of furniture to help spice up your interiors and give you ideas on how to create your own designs!

If you ever think of a specific design or technique that you would like to see a tutorial on, just let us know.

 

3 Comments:

  1. Wow! Awesome! I have got to use these sometime! These are just great! My favorite would have to be the last one, but the log storage. Keep it up guys!

  2. Nice! I especially like the first table 😀

  3. Thanks guys! Glad you found them useful.

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