A prototype is a preliminary model of something. Projects that offer physical products need to show backers documentation of a working prototype. This gallery features photos, videos, and other visual documentation that will give backers a sense of what’s been accomplished so far and what’s left to do. Though the development process can vary for each project, these are the stages we typically see: Explorations that test ideas and functionality. Demonstrates the functionality of the final product, but looks different. Looks like the final product, but is not functional. Appearance and function match the final product, but is made with different manufacturing methods. Appearance, function, and manufacturing methods match the final product. These photos and videos provide a detailed look at this project’s development. The Brick BOSS Table The Brick Build Organize and Storage Solution (Brick BOSS Table) helps keep your LEGO bricks out from under foot.
The Brick BOSS Table brings function to the forefront by combining all the advantages of a LEGO build table, brick storage solution, and brick sorting into a single piece of furniture. The Brick BOSS Table is unlike other bin-based brick storage options in that, there is no need to dig or dump out all the bricks to find the ones that you need. The Brick BOSS Table is equipped with four extra large drawers that were designed to be shallow, allowing all the bricks to be seem at once. It's as if you dumped all your LEGO bricks out onto a giant bedsheet to make pieces easier to find... but without all the mess. Brick BOSS Table specifications: 37 1/8 inches wide x 18 inches deep x 24 inches tall Comfortably fits 20,000+ LEGO® bricks 4 extra large drawers Each drawer equipped with bright colored LEGO compatible drawer knobs 4 1/2 square feet of building space on top of the cabinet Removable drawer dividers allow you to sort LEGOs however you choose... or not at all.
(8 dividers included, used to create 12 bins) Heavy Duty full extension ball bearing drawer slides Wall mounting hardware included, some assembly required The Brick BOSS Table Executive Edition Our initial batch of Brick BOSS Tables was met with positive reviews from both parents and kids. However, we did get feedback that some of the users wanted more build space and wanted it to be better equipped to work with a chair. Hence the Brick BOSS Table Executive Edition was born! With almost twice the table space as the original Brick BOSS table!We've tested a few chairs with the BOSS Table Executive though, (this one and these ones), and they work great! Brick BOSS Table Executive Edition Specifications: 69 1/8 inches wide x 18 inches deep x 24 inches tall Over 8 1/2 square feet of building space on top of the cabinet Wall mounting hardware included, some assembly required The Brick Showcase Cabinet The Brick Showcase Cabinet allows you to display all your awesome LEGO creations and keep your hard work out of the reach of destructive younger siblings and safe from other pilfering fingers.
Brick Display Cabinet Specifications: 48 inches tall x 24 inches wide x 18 inches deep 4 slide-out drawers make play easier and creations more accessible Three-quarter extension euro drawer slides Wall-mounting hardware included, some assembly required Like all fine pieces of art, we feel your minifigures should be hung up on the wall for all to appreciate... only we still want to be able to play with them. The Minifigure Shelf by Philip Miller Furniture was created to give you the best of both those worlds. The shelf fits is wide enough to fit 16 minifigures and all hardware is included to help you attach it to the wall. 18 inches wide x 2 inches wide x 2 inches tall Minifigure stud strip comes in a variety of colors Wall mounting hardware included *No minifigures included with purchase. These brick compatible knobs can transform any chest-of-drawers, closet, bathroom or kitchen drawer, LEGO/train table, or any of your craft projects into your new LEGO project.
1 inch diameter x 1 1/4 inches tall Injection-molded knobs are molded over a brass insert to increase installed strength (see above) Check out the reviews of our Brick BOSS Table and Minifigure Shelf from some of our favorite bloggers: review of Brick BOSS Table review of Minifigure Shelf More about Brick Innovations and Philip Miller Furniture Brick Innovations started with a Dad who always got stuck looking for the hard to find LEGO bricks when building with his 3 children. After staring at bricks long enough for his eyes to start going fuzzy, he started designing products to make his LEGO brick searches easier. The rest kind of just snowballed from there... A mutual friend introduced Travis (Brick Innovations) and Phil (Phillip Miller Furniture) since they share an affinity for designing brick-themed products. And since Kickstarter is all about collaboration, they joined forces to bring their unique products to the LEGO-loving audience. *LEGO® is a trademark of The LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse this site.
The more complex the project, the easier it is for it to be derailed. And our project involves multiple products that must be both easy to assemble, and able to be shipped affordably. Luckily, we've made design and production prototypes (like the ones we shipped out to reviewers!) of all of our products to ensure that we'll be able to deliver on cost and on schedule. We have CNC manufacturers and injection molding experts on hand and awaiting the successful funding of our campaign. See the product gallery on this Kickstarter project page for pictures and videos of all of the prototype products. Learn about accountability on Kickstarter Report this project to KickstarterI’ve been waiting in anticipation for Beckett to become a Lego fan, and boy alrighty howdy, it’s happening. He’s making little guys, and they are robots and they are BEAUTIFUL. In order to facilitate his Lego genius, I am going to get all DIY and make, I mean have Christian make, the coolest DIY Lego table ever.
It’s fun to design things and make other people put them together for you. In any event, I scraped the internet for some ideas and here are the best ones I found, because research is the first step in designing a new item. The second step is buying hundreds of dollars of Legos. Let’s take a Lego table tour now. Interestingly, a lot of them out there are Ikea hacks… 1. This DIY play table has an amazing number of drawers, which are feature #1 to look for in Lego tables. You could slap some Lego plates on the top of this and call it a day. It would look cute with a little chair or kid ottoman. 2. I’m sort of all coveting this table, but ultimately I think it may be a bit giant for our needs. Beckett tends to play with his Legos all over the place, so a smaller table area is better for us. 3. If you need to save some space and not have yet another furniture item on your floor, this is a cool idea to tuck onto an extra wall space. I was really happy to see that the Legos are not arranged according to color in these bins, because that is NOT REAL LIFE.