This is a handy technique for small towers or columns. 1×1 round plates and travis bricks make up the core. This assembly will be repeated and stacked atop each other…
This is a useful design that I used in my 08 Nighthawk build. It’s all based around SNOT connections using headlight bricks and brick modified with stud. A square of…
Here is yet another furniture guide covering four medieval designs. First is a large book case I designed for use in my Royal Dance scene. Some plates and tiles are…
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 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…
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 is a roof design that I have used a few times now, mainly in my Elven-styled builds. It works nicely for small buildings or towers, and is very simple…
This guide covers a useful technique for an irregular rock base. While you could build the entire base sideways, I found it simpler to have a studs up core. 2×2…
Well, it seems it’s that time again. Time for me to write a build log! This time we’ll be taking a look at what went into creating my Royal Dance…
