May 21, 2010
Thinking of building something out of your Lego bricks? Let your imagination run wild by building whatever it is that you wanted to build. Whether you want to build a castle or a house or maybe a shopping mall, you can build it with Lego as long as you have all the bricks required for the size of your building. Read more
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April 28, 2010
Lego fanatics, enthusiasts, hobbyists, or people who just can’t get over their love for the plastic bricks: get ready to eat your Lego! No, Lego is not going to release edible Lego bricks but you can! Lego cakes have been the staple party food for Lego-loving kid parties. Read more
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February 25, 2010
Police is essential in every city to maintain decorum. Without the police, how can a Lego city function without the Lego police to look after it? The Lego police would need a police station and a few cars to use for their patrol. Making a Lego police car is easy and a fun activity if you have the time for it. Read more
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A Lego sports car is the ultimate fantasy for a Lego fan. Very simple to complex designs of Lego sports car can be created. Lego has a history of car models and is also contracted with motor racing giants Ferrari in making replicas.

If there has a been a particular sports car that just takes your breath away then Lego gives you the opportunity to create a miniature replica of it. Begin with the picture of your favorite car in your mind. Draw it on paper to be as accurate as possible. If you do not have one in mind, just visit any website that has design software you can use. Download it and use it to make a car virtually before using your Lego pieces to create one. The Lego models are usually one figure models to accommodate the driver. A passenger figure is placed at the back in some models. If you want to use two Lego figures for the front of the car, you will have to think about the modifications required.
Use a cardboard and start building your Lego car inside it. A towel placed on a hard surface can also be used to prevent the Lego pieces from falling off. Make the base of the wheels first. There are preset designs available for single Lego figure cars. Simple tires will require one plate with two studs at the end. Pins and larger wheels are needed to hold complex tires. Put the Lego figures in after the wheel base is completed. Start building around the Lego figures since they are supposed to be inside. A seat is not necessary for a Lego figure to perch upon. Start with the bumpers and make you way in to build the rest of the car. Make an engine if it pleases you. Add doors. Roof is an option you can avoid it if you build a convertible.
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Want to try your hand at building a Lego castle? The Lego castle kit will help you get through this task smoothly. You will be very satisfied after having built your very own Lego castle, although of course this Lego building activity may be harder for some, easy for others.
Lego castles can be made in many different ways depending on your level. Lego bricks are used to build simple castles and the modifications can be thought of later as you get familiar with it. Follow some of the steps below if you are new to building Lego castles.
Firstly, visualize in your mind the type of castle you want to make. You can draw the outline on a piece of paper and use it as a guide (more like a building plan) especially if you are new to this. Use the Lego castle kit to build an original Lego castle or start from the beginning to make one completely different from the original castle. Making a castle according to your own design is a good way to work on your creativity. Use a base or platform to determine the size of the castle and the surroundings. Use the Lego bricks to build your masterpiece. Make the Lego castle as you see fit. Be creative for the design of the tower. It is your castle anyway and you can give it any design you like.
Determine the number of floors in your castle after fixing the height of the entire castle. Then start working on one floor at a time and accessorizing it completely from the inside and the outside as well. Finish the work on one floor before starting work on the next. You can add things later as well if you want. Build a prison for keeping captured soldiers from the war. Build a stable for the horses. Once finished inside, start on the greenery on the outside. Make trees and bushes or even fruit gardens and a river with a bridge to complete your kingdom.
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