5 Advanced LEGO Techniques That Will Take Your Mocs To The Next Level!

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  • čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
  • 5 Advanced LEGO Techniques That Will Take Your Mocs To The Next Level! I mostly do lego tutorials for stuff that is pretty easy to build, but in todays video I am kicking things up a notch and showing you five advanced techniques to take your lego mocs to the next level!
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  • @beansoup8153
    @beansoup8153 Před rokem +59

    Not me building literal blobs on a base plate

  • @danwolf6307
    @danwolf6307 Před rokem +8

    You should just build an upside down roof and use the classic 2×2plate with technic pin holes. It looks almost exactly the same, and is actually connected together instead of just sitting there. I guess the one downside is colors are probably more limited

  • @asd24817
    @asd24817 Před 4 měsíci +5

    you could also use 2x2 modified plates with technic hole underneath to get the same tiled look and it uses less pieces. reference ninjago city set

    • @johankorten2797
      @johankorten2797 Před 13 dny +1

      Much better than leaving those 62462/75535 without any connection indeed.

  • @noahblack914
    @noahblack914 Před měsícem

    Might put an edge in the front and back of the corrugated roof to help hold the technic bits in place

  • @daingerous_bricks36
    @daingerous_bricks36 Před rokem +7

    Gotta love here to learn something new. Definitely gonna be using these techniques in my current MOC project.

  • @tastudios8148
    @tastudios8148 Před rokem +7

    These techniques are super helpful! The last one might be my favorite but I also like the one where you made a circle with a bunch of wedge plates.

    • @coconutbricksstudios
      @coconutbricksstudios  Před rokem +2

      Man that last one was so tough I had built that multiple times already and i still messed up haha.

  • @kyr_taap
    @kyr_taap Před rokem +12

    Since I'm planning to build a circular landing platform (for my custom Nu-class shuttle - the one you have too) with a way leading to it, the last technique is definately the best for me. I really had a hard time thinking about the top layer. I'm trying to replicate the scene in CW where Delta Squad has its cameo.

  • @MooreBricks
    @MooreBricks Před měsícem

    That's cool. Sand bags cool, including the netting covered in the studs

  • @Jodelllt
    @Jodelllt Před rokem +4

    I like how your videos are getting funnier it makes them more enjoyable

  • @almumin75
    @almumin75 Před 4 měsíci +1

    On the Camo net a few random leaf elements help too

  • @BlurBaviaan
    @BlurBaviaan Před rokem +3

    I really like the barrier technique and the floor technique. Keep up work!

  • @peterknutsen3070
    @peterknutsen3070 Před 4 měsíci

    1:52 Better yet, tilt the roof so that it's at an angle, to keep those round things in place.

  • @mattstrott753
    @mattstrott753 Před rokem +2

    I haven't seen any of these techniques!! Great contented. That sandbag wall definitely looked the coolest but I'm not sure I see it as sandbags...but definitely cool.

    • @coconutbricksstudios
      @coconutbricksstudios  Před rokem +1

      Lol they are supposed to be bricks or something the round shape just reminds me of sand bags.

  • @holly69ist
    @holly69ist Před 7 měsíci

    This is great

  • @kidcollectable4043
    @kidcollectable4043 Před rokem +3

    The camo net and barrier technique look cool!

  • @michaelkalkwarf2628
    @michaelkalkwarf2628 Před 4 měsíci

    Please do a video on Snot building and another on stud reversal.

  • @yegizol6591
    @yegizol6591 Před rokem +1

    Thank you very much, these videos really help me improve my Mocs and improve the realisticness!

  • @walkergentry6541
    @walkergentry6541 Před rokem +3

    These are seriously always such helpful videos! Thanks for sharing your tips man!

    • @coconutbricksstudios
      @coconutbricksstudios  Před rokem +1

      I am glad I enjoy making tutorial videos, so hopefully I will make one more before the end of the year.

  • @mattscott8961
    @mattscott8961 Před rokem

    New sub! Luv me lego! Great techniques, well compiled - eay to listen to voice 👍🏻

  • @Laukanest
    @Laukanest Před 10 měsíci +1

    Thank you so much

  • @fiona6189
    @fiona6189 Před 2 měsíci

    Genius ❤❤

  • @kurnitb
    @kurnitb Před rokem

    This is fantastic, thank you for sharing these

  • @camdix3250
    @camdix3250 Před 6 měsíci

    The 2x3 wedge plate circle is fantastic! So is the sandbag wall. Extremely creative ideas! You explain things very well. Thank you very much for all of your work making your videos. Best wishes! (Subscriber)

  • @Malachi-Budke
    @Malachi-Budke Před rokem +1

    This was great!!!! Thanks Coconut, I hope you have a wonderful day.

  • @DrNoppe
    @DrNoppe Před rokem

    Very nice! Thanks for sharing

  • @johnmurphy2189
    @johnmurphy2189 Před rokem

    Super cool! More practice is needed, keep these coming!

  • @Nemesis_Chungus
    @Nemesis_Chungus Před rokem +1

    This is a very helpful video. Thanks coconut!

  • @mitchwilliams4215
    @mitchwilliams4215 Před 5 měsíci

    Wow awesome techniques so much detail

  • @_Concordial
    @_Concordial Před rokem +1

    Just amazing all these guys are.

  • @RobRoss
    @RobRoss Před rokem

    Beautiful designs!!!

  • @tadelong
    @tadelong Před rokem

    Your camo mat - using the inverted tile with the bar on the other side let's you use inverted hollow round 1x1 plates for additional variety. You can also put the soup bowl tiles on top for 5texture

  • @Angel-tb7sh
    @Angel-tb7sh Před 4 měsíci

    Great video! Definitely some great building tips!

  • @neoafter0212
    @neoafter0212 Před rokem +1

    Brilliant video and sand bags looked amazing great work keep it up

  • @guacamole9199
    @guacamole9199 Před 3 měsíci

    That camo net is awesome great idea

  • @brbricks5317
    @brbricks5317 Před rokem +1

    wow!thanks for all these cool tips.

  • @p1glinking694
    @p1glinking694 Před rokem +1

    Does are smart design

  • @cretaceouscrusader661
    @cretaceouscrusader661 Před 3 měsíci

    If I can make these circles using wedge plates small enough, I'm going to make a bunch of footprints for a dinosaur mock I'm building.

  • @atlanticbrickstudios
    @atlanticbrickstudios Před rokem

    I finally found a great use for my hundreds of LBG levers. Thanks coconut.

  • @permeus2nd
    @permeus2nd Před 8 měsíci

    1:38 so know it’s not Lego but on them end tubes or and all of the round bits a little blob of bluetac could be used under each tube to hold it in place and to stop it rolling around it’s not damaging to the bricks like using super glue would be and if you use a small enough ball of tac you won’t even see it.

  • @grindingbricks
    @grindingbricks Před rokem +2

    Funny enough, just before watching the video i saw that last technic shown on IG by Tips&Bricks, looks super nice! Quite part intensive tho if you plan to you use that design on a larger scale. Great video, all of these technic can come real handy, thanks for sharing with us!

    • @darthbrickbuilder1125
      @darthbrickbuilder1125 Před rokem +2

      Bacon religion 🥓

    • @coconutbricksstudios
      @coconutbricksstudios  Před rokem +1

      Your welcome, it is very part intensive but I guess that's the trade off with a simpler less cool design.

    • @grindingbricks
      @grindingbricks Před rokem

      @@coconutbricksstudios Fully agreed, intricate and design with depth don't come in a single piece and i appreciate that!

  • @darthbrickbuilder1125
    @darthbrickbuilder1125 Před rokem +1

    Those look so cool

  • @infantdragon1484
    @infantdragon1484 Před rokem +1

    Ok that was awesome.

  • @RobRoss
    @RobRoss Před rokem

    Sure, just dig out your bright green technic pin connectors, as one does. 😂 I have white and black and have never seen another color! 😊

  • @JDVR654
    @JDVR654 Před rokem +1

    Thanks this helps with my new Clone Base moc

  • @hoarder66
    @hoarder66 Před rokem +1

    I just saw that sandbag technique on insta the other day. It is pretty cool looking

  • @BubbaAS
    @BubbaAS Před rokem

    Bruh you are very good at making these awesome mocs

  • @tadelong
    @tadelong Před rokem

    The 'sandbags' could be weathered sci fi style by taking off the lever based and adding ie neon green 'goobags' spillage.

  • @Ratchetzillastudios
    @Ratchetzillastudios Před rokem +2

    Glad this showed up in my recommended I am building a moc on my CZcams channel and I had to cancel it thank you for making this video

  • @speed_fiends
    @speed_fiends Před rokem +2

    Hey love your videos keep it up I'll use some of these techniques in my own moc 👍

  • @THELEGORUPUBLIC
    @THELEGORUPUBLIC Před rokem +1

    Coconut u should make 2 videos of building a moc for my cheapest mini figs and ur most exspensive figs

  • @klockibymichael4825
    @klockibymichael4825 Před rokem

    wow awesome !! Great video man !!! like and sub for you !

  • @dariamichalska
    @dariamichalska Před 6 měsíci

    Thank you for the tutorial! Would you recommend to build MOCs using physical bricks, or is it better to first design it in Bricklink Studio?

  • @hubisow4838
    @hubisow4838 Před rokem +1

    Cool

  • @Malt0d3xtr1n
    @Malt0d3xtr1n Před rokem

    Those technic pin connectors could be swapped with the technic pin 1x2 plates, as well

  • @andrewrash1931
    @andrewrash1931 Před rokem +1

    3:40 For the sand bag/stone wall build, I wonder how it would look if instead of using the 1x1 flat plate to fill the gaps in on the back side, instead using the same build technique with the levers on both sides and using 3x bricks and plates to cover the top and sides to make this build be useable from both sides?

    • @coconutbricksstudios
      @coconutbricksstudios  Před rokem +1

      Ya that would work, although the edges may need to be adjusted to fit with a wall.

    • @andrewrash1931
      @andrewrash1931 Před rokem

      @@coconutbricksstudios gotcha, I was thinking that may work to make a scenic half wall for a city of some kind

  • @josiahsmith7250
    @josiahsmith7250 Před 5 měsíci

    Just casually makes a lego Stargate.

    • @The-Autistic-Gamer
      @The-Autistic-Gamer Před 4 měsíci

      Years ago when I was younger. I used my old tri-droid (that was missing a few pieces) to make a (deactivated) StarGate.

  • @notiphix4595
    @notiphix4595 Před rokem +1

    Hey I love the vid but maybye could you make a vid on how to get all these different parts

    • @coconutbricksstudios
      @coconutbricksstudios  Před rokem

      There are lots of places to get these parts Lego sets, Bricklink, or garage sales.

  • @mastermiko2nd34
    @mastermiko2nd34 Před rokem +1

    hello there
    GENERAL KENOBI

  • @OweeennnnLG
    @OweeennnnLG Před 4 měsíci

    Me watching this knowing i don't have any of these parts

  • @orsonzedd
    @orsonzedd Před rokem +10

    Lego with no points of connection, what a great idea I'm sure it's not annoying and dumb

  • @samanthaperkins2764
    @samanthaperkins2764 Před rokem +1

    Hey Coconut, Would you be interested in buying set 75088? I have one if you are interested. Love your content! Thanks!!

    • @coconutbricksstudios
      @coconutbricksstudios  Před rokem +1

      Thanks for the offer, but most of my money is going to mocs at the moment.

  • @ruben6378
    @ruben6378 Před rokem +1

    Were dit you get your recon troopers

  • @justinmsc5
    @justinmsc5 Před rokem +1

    Great tips, thanks! PS: trim your nails brah, haha.

  • @ZWallAbuser
    @ZWallAbuser Před 12 dny

    you really showed me some green tubes balancing on a roof and called it a technique???

  • @BrickRoar
    @BrickRoar Před 5 měsíci

    Fantastic video!
    These 5 advanced LEGO techniques are game-changers for any serious builder.
    It's always great to learn new methods to enhance our MOCs, and your explanations are clear and easy to follow.
    At Brick Roar, we strive to continuously improve our LEGO creations and share our journey with the community.
    Your tips are incredibly valuable and will definitely be applied in our future projects. It's inspiring to see creators like you pushing the boundaries of LEGO building.
    Looking forward to more of your insightful content!

  • @thebookwasbetter3650
    @thebookwasbetter3650 Před 6 měsíci

    I dont like some of these builds where they are shy about bumps. Legos have bumps.

  • @antoniopants5079
    @antoniopants5079 Před 11 měsíci +5

    No hate here…. But please cut them nails they make me uncomfortable

  • @Automatko
    @Automatko Před 4 měsíci

    Same color ... Lego ? What a Joke 😅🤣😅🤣

  • @thefabulouscabbage
    @thefabulouscabbage Před rokem

    What is "MOC"

  • @jorgefoyld8538
    @jorgefoyld8538 Před 8 měsíci +3

    cut your nails

  • @applekidn1
    @applekidn1 Před 3 měsíci

    Definitely nothing advances about testing Lego pieces on top of a plate. Pathetic

  • @mygmail7366
    @mygmail7366 Před 2 měsíci

    Cut your nails

  • @SilvaTheLegoViking
    @SilvaTheLegoViking Před rokem +1

    These are dope! I’m definitely gonna try some of these techniques.

  • @Maks-qm9hn
    @Maks-qm9hn Před rokem +1

    Cool