You should just build an upside down roof and use the classic 2×2plate with technic pin holes. It looks almost exactly the same, and is actually connected together instead of just sitting there. I guess the one downside is colors are probably more limited
Since I'm planning to build a circular landing platform (for my custom Nu-class shuttle - the one you have too) with a way leading to it, the last technique is definately the best for me. I really had a hard time thinking about the top layer. I'm trying to replicate the scene in CW where Delta Squad has its cameo.
I haven't seen any of these techniques!! Great contented. That sandbag wall definitely looked the coolest but I'm not sure I see it as sandbags...but definitely cool.
The 2x3 wedge plate circle is fantastic! So is the sandbag wall. Extremely creative ideas! You explain things very well. Thank you very much for all of your work making your videos. Best wishes! (Subscriber)
Your camo mat - using the inverted tile with the bar on the other side let's you use inverted hollow round 1x1 plates for additional variety. You can also put the soup bowl tiles on top for 5texture
1:38 so know it’s not Lego but on them end tubes or and all of the round bits a little blob of bluetac could be used under each tube to hold it in place and to stop it rolling around it’s not damaging to the bricks like using super glue would be and if you use a small enough ball of tac you won’t even see it.
Funny enough, just before watching the video i saw that last technic shown on IG by Tips&Bricks, looks super nice! Quite part intensive tho if you plan to you use that design on a larger scale. Great video, all of these technic can come real handy, thanks for sharing with us!
Fantastic video! These 5 advanced LEGO techniques are game-changers for any serious builder. It's always great to learn new methods to enhance our MOCs, and your explanations are clear and easy to follow. At Brick Roar, we strive to continuously improve our LEGO creations and share our journey with the community. Your tips are incredibly valuable and will definitely be applied in our future projects. It's inspiring to see creators like you pushing the boundaries of LEGO building. Looking forward to more of your insightful content!
3:40 For the sand bag/stone wall build, I wonder how it would look if instead of using the 1x1 flat plate to fill the gaps in on the back side, instead using the same build technique with the levers on both sides and using 3x bricks and plates to cover the top and sides to make this build be useable from both sides?
