Showing posts with label Lego Building Instructions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lego Building Instructions. Show all posts
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Lego Instructions for an Elephant
Liam and I made a Lego zoo the other day. It was a lot of fun, but it didn't last long. Pretty soon lasers got attached to the walls (to keep the animals from getting out), and before long... the zoo pretty much exploded.
I kept, however, an elephant (made from Lego bricks, of course), and I made instructions on how to build it. Click here for the instructions. Sorry, no individual brick list/count yet, but I may add it later.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Ice Cream Shop
Time for Ice Cream!
People from all over Lego City head to the Lego Ice Cream Shop on hot days. They have great ice cream and tons of flavors! Seriously, who doesn't love ice cream? For all interested, I've included building instructions and a pieces required list.
My Plan to Surprise My Son...
My plan is to stick all the Lego bricks into a plastic Ziploc back and then stick the bag into a big paper envelope. I'll stick a piece of paper into the envelope with a "Lego" logo printed on it and the URL to my instructions online. Then I'll pretend like the set came in the mail. My son will be ecstatic! A cool new set to build! We'll pull up the instructions on my iPad (they fit great), and we'll build it together. So fun... and FREE (cause they're all pieces I already had)! Seriously, what's more fun that building Legos with your kids?
Instructions
Here are the instructions (click on the picture):
Pieces Required
Here are the required Lego pieces (click on the picture for the full list). Find these common pieces from your own Lego bricks to recreate this set. If you don't have the right colors or parts, improvise!:
People from all over Lego City head to the Lego Ice Cream Shop on hot days. They have great ice cream and tons of flavors! Seriously, who doesn't love ice cream? For all interested, I've included building instructions and a pieces required list.
My Plan to Surprise My Son...
My plan is to stick all the Lego bricks into a plastic Ziploc back and then stick the bag into a big paper envelope. I'll stick a piece of paper into the envelope with a "Lego" logo printed on it and the URL to my instructions online. Then I'll pretend like the set came in the mail. My son will be ecstatic! A cool new set to build! We'll pull up the instructions on my iPad (they fit great), and we'll build it together. So fun... and FREE (cause they're all pieces I already had)! Seriously, what's more fun that building Legos with your kids?
Instructions
Here are the instructions (click on the picture):
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| Click for building instructions |
Pieces Required
Here are the required Lego pieces (click on the picture for the full list). Find these common pieces from your own Lego bricks to recreate this set. If you don't have the right colors or parts, improvise!:
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| Click for required pieces |
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Plo Koon's "Prometris Dune Speeder"
Plo Koon, member of the Jedi Counsel, is famous for saying, "My only weapon is the force." However as an accomplished star fighter pilot, Plo Koon never hesitates to use a powerful vehicle when he has the chance.
One of the vehicles Master Plo often used during the clone wars was the Prometris Dune Speeder. This particular model was altered/enhanced by the republic so it could act as both a powerful weapon and as a fast, stealthy machine.
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| Click on the image to download PDF instructions. |
These are the pieces you'll need: Click Here for Lego Pieces Required
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| Click on the image to see the required pieces. |
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