I have to say, this channel has some of the highest quality tutorials Ive seen on youtube. They're applicable to many things, not just one specific case! Well Done!
Thank you SO much for the excellent tutorial. PERFECT for guys like me who look at a finished build and spend MONTHS trying to figure out how the heck it was done! I'm not into just stealing peps ideas, specific designs, but I have no compunction about adopting an amazing technique like this! So nice to run into someone whom doesn't feel the need to be elitist and guard their techniques like they are a patented cure for cancer or something. Cheers!
Awesome ty so much was wondering how this was done your other technique videos were pure win I'm going nuts with the spiral stair cases on castle now I subed ty
Awesome build - the only thing that could help others follow along easier would be to add the part numbers if possible, sometimes it can be hard to find hinge pieces on BrickLink
Great technique, but I have a question. Is this possible at a steeper angle? this roof is a 90 degree, square angle. is there a hinge that allows you to push the roof plates closer together to create a steeper roof?
Us master builders have unbreakable nails, which originated in the times where cavemen built their houses out of lego, which were the first ever master builders!
Hi there! I hope you are still checking messages for this video. I just used it to build the roof for my Leaky Cauldron and it looks great! I have two questions though. First, How do you get the tiles to stay in the little spaces on the edge? Mine keep falling out. And second, what have you done to finish the sides? I don't want to leave it open. Thank you!
I am currently building a verdun WW1 MOC amd i have mabie trippled the size of this tent with the nazie logo on it, I dont want to say " s******a " because i know it can be found offensive. I am useing this tent design to house a lego flak-88. Thanks so much for the building technique, Love the channel.
wow amazing techniques! the next question is how would you apply this to the modulars that you are building like the walls, and front roof area? do you place it on top of the walls with some diagonal tiles? or some pillars with plates to connect the inside of the roof to the main house? thank you! keep it up! ^_^
I had the opposite question, need a steeper roof. but, for a shallower roof, say 100+ degrees instead of the 90 degree angle used here, I'd suggest skipping the last step of putting the "travis brick" layer on, and widen the angle of the hinge. Use 1x3 plates at the top instead of 1x2 to cover the gap. still working on how to do a 60 degree angle roof with this technique.
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I have to say, this channel has some of the highest quality tutorials Ive seen on youtube. They're applicable to many things, not just one specific case!
Well Done!
The most clear LEGO tutorial I’ve ever seen!
I could listen to Steph all day :)
I'd like to see your creative process from beginning to end, say the creation of a tablescrap.
Love it! this is great!:D Could you possibly make a video showing how to incorporate this technique into a building?
yes
omfg this is incredible! glad i found this channel, there is some really cool stuff here
Integrating the roof cap was so good
Incredible detailing! A nice tutorial for improving your LEGO builds.
Thank you SO much for the excellent tutorial. PERFECT for guys like me who look at a finished build and spend MONTHS trying to figure out how the heck it was done! I'm not into just stealing peps ideas, specific designs, but I have no compunction about adopting an amazing technique like this! So nice to run into someone whom doesn't feel the need to be elitist and guard their techniques like they are a patented cure for cancer or something. Cheers!
Super cool technic!!!! Super easy and the look is amazing!! Thanks!
Unbelievable... It looks so easy if you do it, but I know I'm miles away from that skills... great work
Wow, your technique is amazing!! Thanks for sharing❤
This is the first time viewing your channel and I sincerely enjoyed every second
Thanks this was super cool and easy to follow
This is so coolI may be using this on my next build
Fantastic tutorial! Super helpful!
Awesome ty so much was wondering how this was done your other technique videos were pure win I'm going nuts with the spiral stair cases on castle now I subed ty
Travis Brick that was the most helpful thing ever, I had no idea what they were called
Looks amazing so I HAD to sub!
Awesome build - the only thing that could help others follow along easier would be to add the part numbers if possible, sometimes it can be hard to find hinge pieces on BrickLink
thank you so much!! This is awesome. More Please. How about a lego wall technique to match the style of the roof, please. =)
you're a genius
Great technique and great tutorial!
Such a good tutorial! Please keep them coming, thanks so much!
This is friggin' great!
5:14 its poltergeist!
Great technique, but I have a question. Is this possible at a steeper angle? this roof is a 90 degree, square angle. is there a hinge that allows you to push the roof plates closer together to create a steeper roof?
how do you do this without breaking your nails? :D
Us master builders have unbreakable nails, which originated in the times where cavemen built their houses out of lego, which were the first ever master builders!
Hi there! I hope you are still checking messages for this video. I just used it to build the roof for my Leaky Cauldron and it looks great! I have two questions though. First, How do you get the tiles to stay in the little spaces on the edge? Mine keep falling out. And second, what have you done to finish the sides? I don't want to leave it open. Thank you!
You guys Rock :) Whoo. Loved that mask.
Genius!Lee.
Woah, das so coool! i wish i had a lego brick generator so i could get loads of pieces!
3d printer
excellent technique and excellent video !! :)
I am currently building a verdun WW1 MOC amd i have mabie trippled the size of this tent with the nazie logo on it, I dont want to say " s******a " because i know it can be found offensive. I am useing this tent design to house a lego flak-88.
Thanks so much for the building technique, Love the channel.
Great video.
wow amazing techniques! the next question is how would you apply this to the modulars that you are building like the walls, and front roof area? do you place it on top of the walls with some diagonal tiles? or some pillars with plates to connect the inside of the roof to the main house? thank you! keep it up! ^_^
Awesome!
Just awesome!
This is so amazing but so damn simple!
_And you earned a sub_
5:15 I saw both your hands but the roof still moved 👻. But anyways this is a very nicely detailed roof I want to try out, thank you.
Magic...……..
At 5:13 look at her hands and the bottom left corner illuminati conformed
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what theres nothing
He is talking about the roof top it literally moved when both her hands were busy
Very nice.
But the top two rows of shingles are not staggered? Have you found an alternate way to achieve this.
Thank you for sharing! 🐧
Would be cool if you did a video on a flatter roof.
But how to built the framing then?
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Awesome!! I subscribed! :D
Have you seen gravity falls if not its on Disney plus you should make the mistery shack.
What are you supposed to do about the front?
leave it open like a tent?
USS Vector 115 thats a rooftop....
nice one
why are they called Travis bricks?
How many tiles?
Nice!
Would there be any way to do this so that it' snot such a steep incline?
It's not*
I had the opposite question, need a steeper roof. but, for a shallower roof, say 100+ degrees instead of the 90 degree angle used here, I'd suggest skipping the last step of putting the "travis brick" layer on, and widen the angle of the hinge. Use 1x3 plates at the top instead of 1x2 to cover the gap. still working on how to do a 60 degree angle roof with this technique.
Anyone know what happend to these two?
Thanks I like :)
how can i put it on a building????
With the 1x2 brick that can swivel the top or any other brick joint
cool
looks like tent
Looks beautiful and very expensive.
You are a very clever young lady I hope you make more videos! BRAVO to you! Sub & Like!
You have stop 😥!
...your voice sounds surprisingly similar to that star wars girl, it really confused me.
oh wait,I don't see any new vids. is this channel defunct? that sucks
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Why is the fbi here?
Omfg please marry me
another illegal Lego technique
noone cares
Garth Palmer illegal??!? What are you talking about?
There's no illegal Lego techniques. Only limit is creativity.
What's illegal about it? I've seen builders use a bunch of loose studs as ocean water.
This is not an illegal one, it uses normal connection methods except for the tiles uset to fill the gaps.