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Where do i get a Lego build mat like that?

The flowing water is great!

I used it in my Micro Machines Forbidden Ruins build for a micro-scale palm tree. Works really well.

I'm glad I never let my mom get rid of my LEGOs

Needs a 4 sided 1x1 slope on top to cover the stud.

It's such a shame that Light Gray and Dark Gray are gone from LEGO catalog. Bluish Grays don't hit the same spot...

Love it! If I may make one suggestion, rather than doing everything in long strips supported by panels, what if you made it modular? Sections of ten or so studs long each, with supported technic bricks on the inside to connect each module together with pins. This would have the advantage of not having to take everything apart to get at, modify, or repair something on the inside. It would (I think) be a bit more sturdy overall. And it would let you easily customize the pencil to whatever length you may want it to be at a given moment.

Isnt using the bit on the roller skate as a stud an illegal techique? I heard it deforms anti-studs more then anti-studs are suppost to.

15:17 I agree that's what I think of lol

Related pieces: I had large palm leaves in the 90s. 🙃 (2518)

You could simply connect all joints in a row and pull on them. Weakest is going to fail first. Remove the loser from the contraption and continue with rest for next place. This ranks them faster, although you don't know how much stronger each one is than the other.

I was watching some of your earlier videos and I caught an early face reveal in your Lego mirrors video. Haha. Congrats on now over 10k.

‘I get four boxes, she gets one price you know, thats fair, right?’ Had me in stitches.

The finger hinge ist the best. Yep. Nobrainer.

We should petition Lego to make curved tiles in rubber for people wanting to make their pencil builds as accurate as possible.

Could you maybe use part 24309 the 2x3 curved slope to avoid the flat-spot down the middle of each face? I'm thinking about how wonderfully "round" the Lego Saturn V (set 21309) was.....? Just a thought.....

14:11 reminds me of sushi… and now I’m hungry.

How stable is that rounded hexagon structure? Like does it have some wiggle, is it gonna need internal braces to keep all the 120 degree angles solid?

was enjoying the videos you make but I see you use ai generated images for the thumbnail pretty disappointing

a perfect solution to the metal part. on a real pencil, where the sharpened wood meets the paint is not a straight line. Is it possible to replace some of the yellow tiles with tan to mimic the curves where the wood meets the paint?

Never heard of Brick Owl before, how does it compare to Brick Link?

Very satisfying to see this project come together.

BrickSculpt proudly continues his tradition of reusing the top of his prototype in later iterations lol.

8:18 At this point, I would move those underlying 2-by plates over one stud, so the end that sticks out under the 4x4s has two studs length (so 2x2) under the 4x4 for added stability. Might need different parts for it, especially on the two ends of the pencil. I never if I can help it rely on only a 1-by length especially for large things. A lot harder for a 2-by to snap apart from large-scale stress. (Might not matter if the rest makes up for it but figured I might as well mention in case it helps.)

Btw Lego no longer puts stickers over multiple parts, pretty sure they consider it illegal now

8:10 you say you have a tape measure around somewhere. Doesn't your mat have a ruler built into it on the bottom there?

With the rainbow colors inside it looks like an original Lego model.

Would part 24309 slope curved 2x3 make the back end rounder, or would it just make rounded protrusions?

ruclips.net/video/NgsQO1n1h3k/видео.htmlsi=CRaAw3zckrJlJFH3 I love stuff like this too! And this guy is good. Hey, Chris, have you ever welded something that looks like Lego? I would not mind a bike frame that looks like a Lego bike. Especially if it had room for an electric wheel and battery system while keeping it looking like a classic LEGO bike. And chrome too. I have some chrome Lego bikes and I've been experimenting with making chrome Lego. The chroming of a real life scale metal bike frame would be the ultimate freaking thing. I'd ride it to the Lego store every week!

the eraser reminds me of my favourite set, Saturn V

This is the third video on the pencil? I now diagnose you with lego-pencil induced megalomania!

I think I'll be using that brickcraft technique for a third vase if lego releases more 'loose' flower sets. Well, they're releasing the pretty pink flower bouquet on new year's so I guess it's time to get to designing

I get the desire to make the tip as thin as possible by adding the rod, but it's making it look like a mechanical pencil, at least to my eye. All but the most well sharpened pencils don't come to that fine a point anyway, so I'd say remove it. Maybe replace it with a stud. The eraser build is astonishing, though

Tbh I actually preferred the shorter Version of the Pencil

I learned that they have really thick mechanical pencil graphite. Do you think theres ever a way to make this pencil fit 3.2mm mechanical pencil lead in 3.2mm Lego holes to make it able to write? Love your builds and videos!

What about the little metal / gold rim thing that goes between the eraser and the pencil?

Duuude I love Brickscraft he's doing great in those MOCs and that video's been awesome!! Me was thinking of your pencil like, the same, while watching his lighthouse!

For the Ridges on the metal, I think 3743/4296 Technic, Gear Rack 1 x 4 would look good.

I'm sorry to say that, just like the smaller model, it reminds me more of a mechanical pencil than a standard wood one, but either way it's some impressive work!

So excited to see what it looks like with tile! After this build with xmas coming up, maybe for a next big project you could make a giant hexagonal xmas tree that combines hexagons with the original prototype for the obelisk that had stacking layers. Pine trees don't really have as steep of an angle as an obelisk so could be doable, but a new challenge that combines your knowledge of past two big projects.

What will you do for the flat circle at the top of the eraser - 9r will this sculpture be designed to be standing upright so the eraser end is attached to some kind of base?

I think you could get an effective look on the ridges of the eraser with the 1x4 gear racks. It looks like brick link has them in green, though they are somewhat expensive.

The pencil is progressing nicely.

I'm also a big fan of @Brick_Crafts

Can You do a video talking about the 1x2 plate and her legacy

wow very good

and I thought the obelisk was a wild build...

i dont think the pencil needs a scale-accurate length, it could just be a pencil thats been sharpened to near the nub

It's like a spear

Of course I like it. It's very similar to how the Apollo V rocket is constructed. Except that the rocket is four sided, uses bigger curved tiles and has a circumference smaller than your pencil. Have you any of the 2X3 curved tiles? They might work better, but I haven't looked at them in a hex configuration. It might be more scalloped than round. Which you don't want.