Thanks so much! You're right, they really are! I have been trying to play around with them for different builds to see what I can use them for. I'm finding them very useful! Thanks for watching 😍🙌
@MB Bricks I bought instructions from Rebrickable for a western saloon. It's a really neat build. The sign he made used flex tubes to anchor the plates. But he used the ones with the holes instead of a clip. I gave up it was so tedious and didn't look good. How you connected the plates with clips makes so much more sense.
Dam that’s a really good idea and design for a bridge, would of never thought to use those bendy pipes, I would have gone with hing bricks, still it looks amazing and much better than I would do it.😊
Thank you so much! 😍🙌 the flex tubes are so useful for so many things, I really need to use them more! In the past I have also used hinge pieces for curves/arches so I am trying to figure out some new techniques for round building! Thanks for watching 😁
@@rammfreakserb there are a lot of different sizes of flex tube.... here is a list of the different ones made over the years: www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?v=2&pg=1&catString=528&catType=P
A great tutorial and very easy to follow. The bridge looks amazing and will definitely be building one myself. I want to build a medieval village myself but have things to sort before I can. Keep up the great work and look forward to more of your creations in the future 😀😍👍
Thank you so much I'm glad you found it helpful!! 😁🙌 I look forward to seeing some pics/videos of your medieval village when you get around to it! 😍😍 happy building!
Thank you so much! I was super happy with this design and how it turned out 😍😍 I need to experiment more with the flex tube! Hope you found this helpful and happy building! 😁🙌
As always thank you so much for these uploads i am 100% steeling this idea the bricks at the end are super helpful! is there enough clearance for flat 1by1 tile for water to the very edge of the bridge? or a lilpad thank you again
Thank you so much! I love this design and need to use more flex tubes in my builds 😍🙌 I would say you would want about a plate up to create clearance for water beneath it. This design has in mind that there would be land slightly higher than the water, even by one plate! I hope this helps! Happy building! 😁
I can double check what length I used, but the length would really depend on what size bridge you needed for your own project! Let know if you still need that info and I can check for ya! Happy building! 💕🇨🇦
@rammfreakserb thanks so much! 😍🙌 flex tube comes in lots of different lengths so it depends on how big of a bridge you want to build! Here is a selection of different lengths: www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?catType=P&catString=528 Happy building! 💕🇨🇦
Great tutorial and very inspiring. Question, any idea how I can locate the piece that attaches on both ends of the flex tube in Bricklink? Do you know the catalog name for it?
Hi Thank you for these building vids. I love this bridge, I've been trying to find the flex tube on lego but can't find ones you have used. What flex tubes would you recommend getting off lego website and length please. Any help appreciated 🙂
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful! Here is a selection of the flex tubes on Bricklink: www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?catType=P&catString=528 The length is how many studs long the tube is. And you can choose any length depending on how long/big you want your bridge to be! I believe the one I have used for this video is about 17 or 18 studs long! Hope this helps 😊 💕🇨🇦
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Nicely done, a very neat bridge. Flex tubes are always very helpful
Thanks so much! Definitely need to get more use out of the flex tubes! 😍🙌
Great technique used and looks really good. Would look great in my park!! ❤😊
Thanks so much! 😍🙌 I hope to see it in your park some day!!
Awesome technique! Flex tubes are such an underrated part with so many uses!
Thanks so much! You're right, they really are! I have been trying to play around with them for different builds to see what I can use them for. I'm finding them very useful!
Thanks for watching 😍🙌
That looks amazing! Awesome technique.
Thanks so much! Really pleased with how this turned out! I need to do more experimenting with flex tubes they are super useful! 😍🙌
@MB Bricks I bought instructions from Rebrickable for a western saloon. It's a really neat build. The sign he made used flex tubes to anchor the plates. But he used the ones with the holes instead of a clip. I gave up it was so tedious and didn't look good. How you connected the plates with clips makes so much more sense.
thank you
No problem hope you found it helpful! 😍 thanks for watching! 🙌
Dam that’s a really good idea and design for a bridge, would of never thought to use those bendy pipes, I would have gone with hing bricks, still it looks amazing and much better than I would do it.😊
Thank you so much! 😍🙌 the flex tubes are so useful for so many things, I really need to use them more! In the past I have also used hinge pieces for curves/arches so I am trying to figure out some new techniques for round building!
Thanks for watching 😁
@@MBBricks What is the number of the tube piece?
@@rammfreakserb there are a lot of different sizes of flex tube.... here is a list of the different ones made over the years:
www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?v=2&pg=1&catString=528&catType=P
Nicely done. Love this tutorial video 😍👍
Thanks so much! Love how this turned out 😍🙌
A great tutorial and very easy to follow. The bridge looks amazing and will definitely be building one myself. I want to build a medieval village myself but have things to sort before I can. Keep up the great work and look forward to more of your creations in the future 😀😍👍
Thank you so much I'm glad you found it helpful!! 😁🙌 I look forward to seeing some pics/videos of your medieval village when you get around to it! 😍😍 happy building!
Very nice tutorial. Thank you!
Thanks! Hope you find it helpful! 😍🙌
Wasn't expecting the flex tubes, very interesting technique!
Thanks! I'm realizing the usefulness of flex tubes and wonder how I havent used them much before! 😍🙌
This is super smart, nice video
Thank you so much! Hope you found it helpful! 😍🙌
Super cool, the finished bridge looks amazing, and the techniques of how you built it are awesome 👍🏻👍🏻 great tutorial vid 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much! I was super happy with this design and how it turned out 😍😍 I need to experiment more with the flex tube! Hope you found this helpful and happy building! 😁🙌
@@MBBricks yeah the flex tube is a part I have definitely overlooked for too long!! 👍🏻👍🏻
@@magicbrickbuilder same!!! Cant wait to see what else we can do with it! 👌
This is exactly the inspiration I needed. Used your design, mostly, along with my own modifications and it looks great. You got a sub from me!
@legoarcher87 that's amazing, glad you found this helpful and you were able to use your own modifications!!
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Muy bonito puente
do you have a parts list for the base construction with the hose and the clips?
As always thank you so much for these uploads i am 100% steeling this idea the bricks at the end are super helpful! is there enough clearance for flat 1by1 tile for water to the very edge of the bridge? or a lilpad thank you again
Thank you so much! I love this design and need to use more flex tubes in my builds 😍🙌
I would say you would want about a plate up to create clearance for water beneath it. This design has in mind that there would be land slightly higher than the water, even by one plate! I hope this helps! Happy building! 😁
@@MBBricks epic thank you!
Nice technique. Can you advise how this could be built over a deeper gap, eg a canyon or moat?
this is an incredible design, i was wondering if u knew the length of flexi tube you have used
I can double check what length I used, but the length would really depend on what size bridge you needed for your own project!
Let know if you still need that info and I can check for ya!
Happy building!
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Great design! What is the piece number of the flex tube?
@rammfreakserb thanks so much! 😍🙌 flex tube comes in lots of different lengths so it depends on how big of a bridge you want to build!
Here is a selection of different lengths:
www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?catType=P&catString=528
Happy building!
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Great tutorial and very inspiring.
Question, any idea how I can locate the piece that attaches on both ends of the flex tube in Bricklink? Do you know the catalog name for it?
I think it is 3.2 SHAFT W/3.2 HOLE on PAB. Do you know the code for the flex tube?
Hi, what’s the part number/size of the flex tubes you used? Many thanks!
Hi! Sorry that was supposed to be included in the finished list! I will look it up and edit this comment when I find it again!
@@MBBricks it looks great btw! Want to see if I can do a 4 or 6 wide version more like a footbridge
Hi Thank you for these building vids. I love this bridge, I've been trying to find the flex tube on lego but can't find ones you have used. What flex tubes would you recommend getting off lego website and length please. Any help appreciated 🙂
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful!
Here is a selection of the flex tubes on Bricklink:
www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?catType=P&catString=528
The length is how many studs long the tube is. And you can choose any length depending on how long/big you want your bridge to be!
I believe the one I have used for this video is about 17 or 18 studs long!
Hope this helps 😊
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@@MBBricks But it says they are all rigid. Does it mean they are rigid enough to stand up but can be bent a but like in your video?
@@rammfreakserb yes exactly! So you want to have the flexibility, but the rigidness keeps the shape you want for the end result!
Time to build a massive bridge lol
Haha yes!! 😍🙌 hope you found it useful! Happy building 😁