{"id":9158,"date":"2018-03-02T20:28:05","date_gmt":"2018-03-02T20:28:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.brickbuilt.org\/?p=9158"},"modified":"2018-03-03T00:35:51","modified_gmt":"2018-03-03T00:35:51","slug":"furniture-tutorial-9","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.brickbuilt.org\/?p=9158","title":{"rendered":"Furniture Tutorial #9"},"content":{"rendered":"

We’re back with another furniture tutorial! It’s been quite a while since we’ve done one, so we’ve got lots of designs to share with all of you. Let’s take a look!<\/p>\n

We’ll start out with a produce stand that I used in my Fortress of Al-Danah<\/a> build. The base consists of several headlight bricks, and a 1×4 plate to connect them.<\/p>\n

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Next add a 1×4 tile to the previously mentioned 1×4 plate.<\/p>\n

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Now comes the more interesting part: attach two 1×2 plates with handle to the top of the assembly. On top of those, add two 1×2 tiles with handle.<\/p>\n

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And it should end up looking like this:<\/p>\n

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Then you just stick whatever type of food or other products you want in it, and you have a nice little vendor stand!<\/p>\n

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Next up we have a water trough. The core assembly is made up of 1×2 plates, brick modified with stud, and a couple technic half-pins. The blue plate and tile assembly you see behind that will cover up the core when we’re done.<\/p>\n

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On the end with the technic half-pins, attach a 2×2 tile. I used medium dark flesh, but you could use another color if you want.<\/p>\n

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Then just add tiles all the way around the edges.<\/p>\n

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And it should end up looking like this.<\/p>\n

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This water trough is a bit smaller, and again uses sideways tiles for the sides.<\/p>\n

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Instead of connecting the tiles to bricks with stud however, the 1×4 tiles are slid into the 2×2 tiles.<\/p>\n

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After which 1×1 round plates to represent water can be slid in. This designs gives a very compact trough for smaller livestock.<\/p>\n

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Next up is the first of the three chairs in this tutorial. Below are all the parts necessary.<\/p>\n

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Using the grill tile allows the window shutter to be attached as the back of the chair.<\/p>\n

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For this next chair a 1×2 bracket is the key component.<\/p>\n

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Which then connects to the tile modified with clip. You’ll notice the chair seat looks a bit shallow, this is to allow for a minifigure with a brickbuilt dress to fit on nicely.<\/p>\n

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Some curved slopes replicate a dress shape.<\/p>\n

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And a standard torso is attached to the slopes.<\/p>\n

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Our last piece of furniture for this tutorial is a chair Isaac used in his Riften Watchtower<\/a> model. Dark brown brick rounds, droid arms, and 3 long bars are all used in the chair.<\/p>\n

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With reddish brown tiles and a 1×2 plate for the actual seat of the chair.<\/p>\n

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The chair is not fully attached to itself, but you can get everything to stay in the proper location with a plate underneath.<\/p>\n

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The 1×2 plate isn’t visible from the front side like shown below.<\/p>\n

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And there are 6 more designs that you can hopefully find useful in your own models! If you liked this tutorial, you may enjoy our past furniture tutorials<\/a> as well.
\nIf you have any questions about the designs, or would like to request a tutorial on a specific design, please comment and let us know.<\/p>\n

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