I’m actually not super comfortable with giving out tips like this! Because in the end I just feel like there’s really no right or wrong. And something that works great for me, might not work at all for you. So I feel a bit uneasy, when I go into this teaching position or whatever I’m doing. But wanted to try something new. And as I personally think and I know a lot of you also think, I design, at least good car models. I thought I’d could share some stuff, that helped myself a lot, to design better Lego models. But let me know what you think of the video!
Some great tips there David! I really like hearing other people's perspectives on building and such, because I find I get stuck to one way of thinking quite often when building LEGO. Like how you said to re-use parts from your old models, that's something I didn't think about but I really should do because I'm running out of money for parts 😅 Also, there's a LEGO blog called New Elementary, they make lots of articles on new parts and how they can be used, and weird existing parts also, it definitely adds to your parts awareness to take a look through there now and then!
Thank you so much once again Cole!😊 I really really agree with you that it’s so interesting and helpful to see other creators way of thinking. And it’s something I would like to see a lot more of. Hadn’t actually heard of that blog before, that sounds extremely helpful. Will absolutely check it out.
Love this! Totally on point here with the recycling of parts: it's a great way to keep the prototypes flowing. Plus, with programs such as Studio and LDD, no MOC has to ever truly be gone :D
No reason to feel uncomfortable when your tips seem to be opposite to one another, cause in those there’re may lay the deeper truth and deeper equilibrium, like yin-yang, and that’s a good thing.
On that final tip- I'm rekindling my love of lego. While reorganizing, I'm building a model Dodge Hellcat- coming home from work, sitting on the floor, getting high and drinking lemonade until I go to bed. The most relaxed I've been in a very long time
These tips are so good! Well, I knew all of them before hand (I've been seriously building lego mocs for like 3 years now and just playing around with lego for like 9 years). I'd like to emphasize one of your points, which is to use the pieces you currently have. Many people overlook this tip and don't pay attention to it but it's one of the most important things when it comes to lego. It's good to build online however you should try as much as possible to build in real life with the bricks that you have until you become the master of those bricks. Once you've done that, you can build online pretty easily and because you already have an extensive knowledge about your own bricks it's easy to learn about and apply former knowledge to new bricks that you don't have in real life. If you do this, you'll see you pack a lot more complexity into your builds, and if you ever decide to make instructions, people can actually make your mocs in real life. If you only build online, there may be illegal techniques used in which bricks intermerge with each other, which are not recreatable in real life. Also, if you build in real life, since tou have an understanding of it you'll be able to use techniques which may appear to not be feasable online and make the bricks appear to be interlapped.
Thank you so much for that thought through comment! Yeah you can really come a long way by working with only the bricks you. It makes you think through stuff one or two extra times, which almost always, at least for me, ends up with a much more well developed model!
@@bricksblocksandmocs yes! It's even better if you design a build with a particular piece in mind, but you don't have that piece, so you have to improvise, an you make much better alternatives, and sometimes you may even discover a whole new style etc of building!
I don’t really take inspiration from other bills a lot of the time if I see something I will try to use it if it’s a good technique, but that’s rare if I really can’t figure something out and I rarely get set and I used to destroy them all so then now that I wish I didn’t destroy them. I was bad about that because mocks out of that like I had a skyline and I just destroyed it and I’m trying to turn into a Camaro, which is taking a long time.😊😊😊😊
Great set of tips. I build a lot of lego technic and I am glad there are not as many technic pieces available compared to lego in general. It's amazing when you get stuck there always some way of doing it. 🙃
Thank you so much😊 Was actually a huge Technic fan myself for many years, before I started to build these type of car models, I build now. I can only say I agree with you, the most fun part is probably the problem solving.
I really like building (not the best looking) car models, but I don't have as many same colored pieces and every time my builds come out very multi colored.
Will absolutely do that sometime in the future, it’s already on the list of requests. Unfortunately it’s only one or two people that requested it so far. But personally, I really like it and that along with the MP4-12c are really the only Mclarens I actually like, as I’m not really a huge Mclaren fan.
It’s one of the cars that’s been the absolute most requested lately. Along with the MK4 Supra (which I’m currently creating), the F40 and Veyron. So might do the Miata after the MK4 Supra. If I can find a good solution for the pop-up headlights.
I’m actually not super comfortable with giving out tips like this! Because in the end I just feel like there’s really no right or wrong. And something that works great for me, might not work at all for you. So I feel a bit uneasy, when I go into this teaching position or whatever I’m doing. But wanted to try something new. And as I personally think and I know a lot of you also think, I design, at least good car models. I thought I’d could share some stuff, that helped myself a lot, to design better Lego models. But let me know what you think of the video!
Nice cool
Never stop with Lego cars then are cool and perfect
Thank you so much😊
Can you please concentrare the imageire on the cars, not that you're not pretty, but I want to see the techniques
@@benhaim2145 Oh my! That's quite rude!
Some great tips there David! I really like hearing other people's perspectives on building and such, because I find I get stuck to one way of thinking quite often when building LEGO. Like how you said to re-use parts from your old models, that's something I didn't think about but I really should do because I'm running out of money for parts 😅 Also, there's a LEGO blog called New Elementary, they make lots of articles on new parts and how they can be used, and weird existing parts also, it definitely adds to your parts awareness to take a look through there now and then!
Thank you so much once again Cole!😊 I really really agree with you that it’s so interesting and helpful to see other creators way of thinking. And it’s something I would like to see a lot more of. Hadn’t actually heard of that blog before, that sounds extremely helpful. Will absolutely check it out.
Love this! Totally on point here with the recycling of parts: it's a great way to keep the prototypes flowing.
Plus, with programs such as Studio and LDD, no MOC has to ever truly be gone :D
Thanks a lot, really appreciate it🙏😊
No reason to feel uncomfortable when your tips seem to be opposite to one another, cause in those there’re may lay the deeper truth and deeper equilibrium, like yin-yang, and that’s a good thing.
On that final tip-
I'm rekindling my love of lego. While reorganizing, I'm building a model Dodge Hellcat- coming home from work, sitting on the floor, getting high and drinking lemonade until I go to bed. The most relaxed I've been in a very long time
Thanks🤗
Thank you thank you thank you. This’ll help me so much. No wait this’ll help us all
Thanks a lot for that, really appreciate it🤗
I design car MOCs on my channel too. And I definitely relate to these!
Nice, I’ll check it out😉
I agree with a lot of what you say here. Really well done video.
I only smoke fat ones while im building lego, very calming indeed.. awesome builds man !! Watch your Videos since today morning, i love all of them !!
I approve of these tips !
Thanks😊
The Re-Use tips, is definitely what I am doing for with my entire MOC. Thank you for representing that perspective. Love from Indonesia.
Thank you so much🙏🤗
This is what I was waiting for!
awsome! that last tip was really well said!!
Thank you so much🙏
Nice video, I think this will be helpful to a lot of builders! :D
Thanks😀
These tips are so good! Well, I knew all of them before hand (I've been seriously building lego mocs for like 3 years now and just playing around with lego for like 9 years). I'd like to emphasize one of your points, which is to use the pieces you currently have. Many people overlook this tip and don't pay attention to it but it's one of the most important things when it comes to lego. It's good to build online however you should try as much as possible to build in real life with the bricks that you have until you become the master of those bricks. Once you've done that, you can build online pretty easily and because you already have an extensive knowledge about your own bricks it's easy to learn about and apply former knowledge to new bricks that you don't have in real life. If you do this, you'll see you pack a lot more complexity into your builds, and if you ever decide to make instructions, people can actually make your mocs in real life. If you only build online, there may be illegal techniques used in which bricks intermerge with each other, which are not recreatable in real life. Also, if you build in real life, since tou have an understanding of it you'll be able to use techniques which may appear to not be feasable online and make the bricks appear to be interlapped.
Thank you so much for that thought through comment! Yeah you can really come a long way by working with only the bricks you. It makes you think through stuff one or two extra times, which almost always, at least for me, ends up with a much more well developed model!
@@bricksblocksandmocs yes! It's even better if you design a build with a particular piece in mind, but you don't have that piece, so you have to improvise, an you make much better alternatives, and sometimes you may even discover a whole new style etc of building!
this man is the goat
Thank you for the tips of building a lego moc this video really help me so much thank you
Thanks a lot! Glad it was helpful😊
These were really useful, thanks
Thank you!!
YAY FINALLY! THIS IS SO HELPFUL TYSM!
Thank you so much! Really glad to see that😊
I don’t really take inspiration from other bills a lot of the time if I see something I will try to use it if it’s a good technique, but that’s rare if I really can’t figure something out and I rarely get set and I used to destroy them all so then now that I wish I didn’t destroy them. I was bad about that because mocks out of that like I had a skyline and I just destroyed it and I’m trying to turn into a Camaro, which is taking a long time.😊😊😊😊
Great set of tips. I build a lot of lego technic and I am glad there are not as many technic pieces available compared to lego in general. It's amazing when you get stuck there always some way of doing it. 🙃
Thank you so much😊 Was actually a huge Technic fan myself for many years, before I started to build these type of car models, I build now. I can only say I agree with you, the most fun part is probably the problem solving.
Woah you helped me out ALOT
Thank you so much😊
dude i think u r an amazing creator i am starting to get into speed champion mocs my first one was a grey r33 it is soo sick
Thanks a lot! Really awesome to see that. Especially that you were happy with your model🤗
Thank you very much!
Thanks😊
Great vid!
Thanks a lot🙏
While I am a good builder and probably don't need this I appreciate that you made this since peolle really can use tips.
Thank you so much!!!
I really like building (not the best looking) car models, but I don't have as many same colored pieces and every time my builds come out very multi colored.
If I didn't buy sets and take them apart I couldn't build mocs now since i would have no experience.
Yeah sure! Building Sets can be very helpful as well😉
Quick question when will the Supra be done?
Have some other things planned right now, so maybe in two weeks or so.
What is the software you use to design sets called?
When will you reveal the mk4 supra???
Don’t know exactly! Have some other things planned right now, so maybe in two weeks or so.
jag trodde att du var norsk, vilken glad överraskning (och en lättnad)
Not sure if you have said this already but i could not find it. Where do you order your bricks from? Thinkin about ordering some In the future
I mentioned it, probably a bit too quick in the beginning, but I get my parts from BrickLink!
@@bricksblocksandmocs thanks!
Can You do a mclaren F1 ( not formula one) thanks
Will absolutely do that sometime in the future, it’s already on the list of requests. Unfortunately it’s only one or two people that requested it so far. But personally, I really like it and that along with the MP4-12c are really the only Mclarens I actually like, as I’m not really a huge Mclaren fan.
BRA TIPS 👍
Pls build Miata 😢😢😢😢
It’s one of the cars that’s been the absolute most requested lately. Along with the MK4 Supra (which I’m currently creating), the F40 and Veyron. So might do the Miata after the MK4 Supra. If I can find a good solution for the pop-up headlights.
Next Fiat 500
Awesome car and I believe it’s already on the list of request, but it won’t be the next model unfortunately.
What if ur a ten year old that wants to be good like what to I do now Lol
e du Svensk!? 🎉
Japp!