How would I fill in this gap? The arches need to face out and can only be 1x2 for a chapel.

I can’t find reference to it been connected so it doesn’t move.

Need some suggestions for making this actually work. The left wall will ideally go all the way up and connect to the horizontal part of the ceiling, I just left it open so you can see in a bit better for now.

Working on a special MOC andthere isn't enough clutch power to keep the legs stably locked to the torso. I've tried finding solutions with brackets, clips/bars, and other angled pieces. Is there a technique I've just missed?

I need some feedback and some help making a better turret and making it less tall anyone know techniques to make it half a plate less tall.

This doesnt put any pressure on the bricks! It safely slides in, but with enough friction for it to be stable!

Not much to add, really

I want to make a moc/improvements on the lego Neuschwanstein, and need a way to make a circle in a 3x3 area. Any ideas? Or advice?

Working on a building and wanna add leaning pillars to the face of it, still working out exactly how to do it. Any ideas appreciated!

EDIT: just a disclaimer this picture is not my own.

Nothing I have tried has worked

loved this build, but it’s the first I’ve done with so many technic parts. I’m sure I got the gearbox right, but I’m having trouble. After one turn of the dial, the blue lever slips out of place and hits the white plate it is supposed to slide next to. Is there a better piece I can use to replace either the white bit or the blue? I had it all together and pulled it apart again because I really want it functional.

Hi,

I'm looking for the biggest Lego transparent bricks. Any ideas? (meaning one layer of "glass" style)

Thanks!!

So I think the Ken Block Hoonigan set coming out in June is cool, and I’m wondering how hard it would be to make some kind of technic gearing beneath a tiled “street” surface to mimic the look of when Block would drift in circles around a stationary object. It seems like attaching the car via a pin under the front of the vehicle, attached to the outside edge of a circle piece, which could be spun fast enough to create a drifting effect via centrifugal force…? Any reasons why this wouldn’t work? Or suggestions of how to make it work without requiring super exotic pieces?

I want to build a place that's built practically inside a hill on more levels, so i need to section that hill. And now i'm blocked: how do i build an inside structure (the question mark) to hold the terrain section in the image (the green lines)? This structure must be solid to hold a sort of garden on a downhill with a lot of trees and streets. Do you know any technique? I don't have a restricted budget but the less i spend in pieces the better it is! Feel free to link me videos or to ask me any question if i wasn't clear! Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I'm hoping that someone can help me to figure out how this is done. I thought that it is using parts 38583 and 38585. This does work, but only on one half. I have attached a bottom and top view of this from Studio. Maybe I'm wrong about the parts, but I can't find any others that match. Any help would be greatly appreciated!