10 Simple Tips to Improve Your LEGO MOCs!

Hello everyone! Today I'm going to share with you ten tips for building LEGO MOCs that really helped me over the years. I hope you learn something!
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[@zerobuilds5755]

My username describes my style of building. Scraping every MOC i start

[@legowinnertoy]

True.

[@AndreBaguette]

The LEGO MOC community is so nice it's actually insane

[@brickinshmirtz4012]

It’s the best part of the Lego community ❤

[@14possumsinatrenchcoat]

@@brickinshmirtz4012id go as far as to say the only kind part of the lego fandom

[@GeneralHomsar]

I've only ever made tiny mocs, and I often felt like they weren't really mocs because they were 'too small'. This is a great encouraging video. Thanks!

[@Ambugginfly]

Simple vignettes on an 8x8 plate is a good place to start. Alternatively, customising retail sets is another way to develop your creative ability, skills and ideas.

[@lilevil_bricks9419]

I think you have some great points and i enjoy the self criticism, breaking down your own mocs and grading them rather than criticizing others creations. I think it was a nice way to approach the subject👍 also you have some dope mocs

[@bobobrix]

Great video! Would love to see something similar to this regarding photography of the Mocs

[@DingoBricks]

These are some great tips and MOCs! and I totally agree with your idea of "legoism"

[@gonkdroid8279]

That old Felucia-style MOC you did is so cool!

[@idrissb9742]

like your tips. I think your Mocs are a nice contrast with all the big epic Mocs that had me get into lego again. im only just starting with lego again. I did place a couple brick link orders to fill up my catalogue (I just had my childhood legos, mostly red blue and yellow brick).
for your channel btw, I don't think the face cam adds to this video as you are just reading out a script, it seems a bit weird. just trine give some constructive criticism back hehe :)

[@phmv3532]

Great video! Definitely will think about these tips more as I build! I’d be interested in how you photograph your mocs, thanks!

[@pinobluevogel6458]

If there is anything I do a lot, it is improving on the design as I go. So far I've built quite a few things that required building techniques I wasn't planning on beforehand. They sort of organically spring up during the building process, or from the pieces I find when searching.
As an example: As someone that almost never used technic, I wanted to make use of ratcheted leg parts that I believe are from some sort of bionicle figure (I have no idea which set) that I picked up from a second hand collection. When I built a mech with it, I found a way to attach the cockpit in a way that it could go up and down, hanging in some sort of frame. It both looks great and has a function, but I could have never thought this up without keeping up the building process.
Just another example of why step 10, trusting the process, is such an important tip.

[@GalaxyTrooperable]

Nice tips!! Btw, my fav moc of your channel ir the y-wing in yavin 4, so well builded and detailed, hope to see more prequels and cw mocs too.

[@ARKUMELO]

great video!

[@northpinemedia]

This video slaps no lie 🔥

[@DTL_Builds]

Some good tips here! Thanks!

[@Wypl4sh]

You should definitely do a justice league moc series

[@maximilianomartinmassera9609]

awesome tips

[@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369]

This also applies to a lot of art and strongly to minecraft building lol, at least the way I do it... minus budget issues heh

[@Kanooky_Jones]

This is a very good set of advice. I’m building my first moc-started in Studio, bricks on order from bricklink. A lot of the things you discuss here, are things I stumbled with. Good advice.

[@Marc76-qt7vp]

Great tips, it helps planning my designs for sure by bringing structure to a fundamentally build-as-you-go process. Many thanks!

[@codyaner.bricks]

Great tips :) Really enjoyed the video and everything resonated perfectly with me.

[@GardenGnomeBricks]

Thank you for this, I’m gonna start doing Lego Mocs on TH-cam and have just recently started taking my builds serious. This video was very helpful and I’ll probably rewatch it before each of my Mocs so I have a plan for my plan. You have inspired me so much in the short time I’ve been subscribed and I want to thank you for that.

[@its_a_jbear5982]

Fantastic video man! Very helpful for those who are just starting out or for me who’s been building for a longgg time thank you for posting this video it’s open my eyes as to how you build how I and others have to find out how we like to build! I hope to see more videos like this soon they are thought provoking and helpful!

[@byronorozco9146]

These are awesome tips. Please do more on this! My favorite moc of yours is Yavin 4 and I wanted to make one of my own

[@misterluley4010]

Thank you so much for making this, I've never been so inspired to start something than I am after watching this. I would love to make a display MOC or landscape MOC for the Lego Dune Ornithopter, I've seen stands online but I feel that a landing pad would do it more justice. Thank you again!!!

[@NomadicIndo]

Thanks for these tips!

[@skamnatron5000]

Thanks for the tips!

[@NateBuildz]

Really appreciate you making this video man! All tips are great and would definitely put emphasis on your last 3 tips, especially story. Looking forward to more of your projects!🤙

[@rafibarker5064]

What a great video, very helpful 🙌

[@BrickBorg5]

Great tips!🔥😎

[@SlowtwitchDe]

Great video! Very good tipps ! Please keep it up !!!💌

[@kanjiklubskywalker4951]

i usually pick an angle and build based on that cuz i know i want that to be the camera friendly side

[@yonkitheartist]

U should hold more masterclass. This is inspiring.

[@Lastclonestudios]

Let's goooo. Thank u so much bro🎉

[@sets_mocs_figures]

Thank you for the tips! 👍

[@Bricklas183]

Awesome Abe !

[@TheSoupFly292]

Very good video! You have a new sub

[@pattimoran2020]

You invited viewers to ask specific questions about MOC building. I'm quite new to LEGO, but already curious about MOCs and best practices when designing, so I found this video very interesting. What are some of your more technical tips? I recently started building someone's Rebrickable design and I'm finding it challenging because so many of the join points are only a single stud. When I try to ad more pieces, those single-stud joins are just breaking apart. So that kind of more "engineering" type question is what I'm curious about. If you have such a video, please direct me to it...or let me know if you ever make one! Thanks!

[@ftbeat-ry2in]

Very good tips😊

[@HoopBrix]

Love this video

[@sophiaholm]

Biggest brain in town 🤓

[@MustafaRyan]

🫡🫡🫡

[@northpinemedia]

This video slaps no lie 🔥