200 IQ LEGO BUILDING TECHNIQUES
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Published 2021-07-24
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This video includes over 10 obscure LEGO techniques - most of which are not allowed in official LEGO Sets! Be sure to watch the entire video to see ALL these ridiculous... or maybe genius... LEGO building techniques - Enjoy!
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Imagine having an entire wall decorared with human hands
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Most of these aren't illegal, they're just wierd. Illegal techniques destroy parts over time.
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2:00 UGH that's a nostalgic thing right there. Those pieces fit together perfect and slide so smoooooth. I used to use them as sliding rails for fun.
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5:15 is so badass !!!
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Itâs only illegal if it cause a lot of stress on a piece otherwise these techniques are making people think outside the box
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1:58 I have used this technique SO many times, when I run out of the proper parts, This works very well for sliding doors, also the width kinda gives it depth.
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2:05 - funny to see that. I was doing this as a kid to create a sliding mechanism for side sliding doors of a van car I was building. It worked really well despite looking clunky.
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honestly the sheer number of different ways lego pieces happen to geometrically align perfectly is fantastic. Whoever designs these pieces is a genius.
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If Lego trains weren't already a thing those grid pieces slide across eachother easily and could be used as rails if there was an easy way of making turns
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2:43 is a legal technique, it is used in the set 21046 (Empire State Building).
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2:10 used this technique for sliding parts a few times, was great when i was using it in smaller builds like smaller cars and such
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2:05 works to make rails and tracks if you donât have the official pieces
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2:00 seriously this makes your head hurt? I used that myself once and was very proud of myself coming up with a system that can make something glide while offset (like little rails to guide sliding door through etc).
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3:46 So you just need a lot of Skywalkers and your collection will be fine đ
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1:25 I swear Iâve built something using that in an official lego set, think it was one of the mini builds in an advent calender
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3:22 I have seen this technique used multiple times in medieval hay roofs.
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2:07 is a legal move and was used in the monster movie sets almost 20yrs ago
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Technique at 4:58 is used in the official Lunar Lander set. Not for the purpose of inverting the studs, but just to connect side walls into the ascent stage for minifig egress.
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If I remember correctly, the coulomb used at 5:25 was actually officially endorsed in a LEGO Creator video.
