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Your mileage may vary.To get some inspiration and ideas you can, of course, use books or visit the internet. To help you with that I have created a list of the best free and purchased books. In these books you can find a lot of stuff which could help you during the building and planning process of your LEGO creation. Here are some official LEGO Idea books from the older days. The next book is from LEGO creator Yoshihito Isogawa. This book is not really a free book because the creator is asking for a donation of $10 if you plan to continue using it. It would really help him with making and publishing his next book Yoshihito Isogawa has also printed books which you can buy. So if you prefer a printed book you can buy these books here. These are approximately equal in content with the LEGO Idea book “Tora no maki”. LEGO Idea book – Simple machines LEGO Idea book – wheeled wonders LEGO Idea book – Fantastic contraptions LEGO Idea book – EV3
LEGO creator Sariel has also made a great book full of wonderful ideas to use in your own creations. The book is yours for only $29.95! LEGO Idea book – Builders guideWith LEGO Digital Designer you can design and create your very own Mindstorms robot.Is there anywhere I can find more lego instructions for a given set? June 4, 2016 Subscribe My kid really loves playing with legos by following the building instructions. It looks like most kits let you build only say 5-7 things, even though there are a lot more lego pieces than that. Is there anywhere we can find more instructions for a given kit, without having to buy more kits? Or something else so we can (cheaply) scratch the same itch? The kid in question is young enough that he struggles to figure out how to invent his own creations with the more complex pieces of lego (he does that with duplo but I think that's getting boring; duplo don't have the scope to make that much very exciting). So he's in an odd middle ground and I think making lots of things following the instructions is the way to scaffold himself up to being able to creatively engage with lego more on his own.
Plus, he really loves following step-by-step instructions. We bought the classic 10698 set, which came with these instructions, and he has made all of them multiple times. The thing is, legos are super expensive, and I'd rather not keep buying them just for the instructions! (because he doesn't really play with all the other pieces) What would make my heart sing is if anybody anywhere had put together instructions for how to make other things out of the pieces for any one lego set. I'd even be willing to pay for them (at least a bit) because presumably they'd be far cheaper than a lego set. The key would be they'd have to be step-by-step, and in colour. He's pretty young so something with just pictures of the completed product wouldn't be sufficient (I mean, it would be better than nothing because we could do it with him, but I'm looking for something that he can do substantially on his own). Is there anything like this out there? Maybe lego hobbyists have put such things together?
If not, are there any "standard" sets that I could get that there are lots and lots of different things you can make out of them? I wouldn't mind getting one or two more sets if that came with instructions for say 30-40 different things. It's just paying umpty money for one set that only has instructions for a handful of things that I can't do. If there's nothing like this, does anyone have suggestions for other toys that scratch the same itch, with extensive illustrated instructions for how to construct lots of little things out of them? Thanks, I know this might be kind of a long shot. Have fun with these great lego examples for all ages. The lego instructions are explained step by step. Build your highest towers and fastest cars with these lego examples. Lego duplo bricks attract the attention from the youngest by their bright colors and the building possibilities. The building of lego duplo constructions add a lot the development of their motoric skills. Help you child and let them build small animals or big towers.
And more, they are available for android smartphones and tablets. Small children might need some help. You can download the lego instructions and play with your children. Watch the proudness in your children eyes when they complete them. All examples are available in different categories. This site additionally has fuse bead examples and examples to create your own boardgames.The Lego Ideas Book : You Can Build Anything ! A few months ago I was approached by a fellow builder, the very talented Grant Davis, to help flesh out an idea he had for LEGO Ideas – a fully functional LEGO pop-up book. Of course, I was already familiar with Grant’s work, and was really impressed with his original pop-up book when he posted it on YouTube a couple of years ago, so I jumped at the opportunity to help him with this project. You can see the book in action in this showcase video we put together. The book features a simple and reliable mechanism, built around a couple of constrained Technic axles, to raise and lower the main pop-out scene.