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…
Despite not attending Brickworld Chicago this year, we were able to contribute a few builds to the Eurobricks Potion Shoppe display. If you haven’t already seen the full display, be…
Summer Joust Entries continue to steadily stream in, and sci-fi builder Ted Andes joins the fray with this excellent vignette. Clever use of a classic round wall technique makes for…
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…
This is my small entry into the Seed Part Contest on Classic-Castle. The seed part is the fan element which I used for a broom.
This post covers the third build in my series on Apple Cider production for last year’s CCC. I started off by experiment with the shed wall design. SNOT tiles and…
This was a requested tutorial and covers not only the basic tower design, but also how to make the floor, arrow slits, and battlements. The main structure of the tower…
Here’s a short build log that covers another of my CCC entries from last year. There were several main aspects that needed to fit into the landscape: a small section…
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…
