Hmm, it's 1.30am, i need to wake up in few hours and i am watching (fantastic) Lego Wall Tips that i do not think i will use anytime soon... I regret nothing! 10:40 is so great!
Hey Bevin, I just stumbled upon a wall technique this morning that I have not seen on anyones channel that you might find interesting. I don’t know how well it works for new bricks but it looks pretty cool with older bricks. I was stacking a bunch of white 1x1 wide bricks(the smallest bricks) on ontop of a 1x20 long brick in a row with 1x2bricks after every 3 or 4, and then put another 1x20 long brick ontop of those. All of the 1x1 bricks were accidentally tilted slightly to one side and it gave a sort of vent fin effect. The white ones I’m using are very old, probably from the late 70s to the early/mid 90s. I was cleaning them with alcohol pads to see if I could get about 35years worth of grime, dirt, marker ink, aged yellowing, etc off. I might try and make a little short video explaining it but I think you shouldn’t have any trouble understanding what I’m talking about. And I don’t think the idea would look good with knew bricks since they’re not worn down or scuffed up like the older bricks. And it would only work with 1x1 bricks since you can slightly rotate them a hair to 1 side when stacked next to eachother in a row.
This is so cool! I'm a constraction fan in the main and I always loved vehicle sets, but ever since my little brother started getting into Modulars I've been really appreciating functional architecture in lego.
@@BevinsBricksWorld Sweet! Can't wait to see it! Lack of parts is always an issue, though I often find building under that restriction to be really fun... at least, if I manage to actually finish anything haha. Thanks for the response!
I just wan't to say thank you for starting off with the inexpensive beginner builds I'm only a minute into the video right now and plan on watching the rest but I'm happy to see someone who understands not everyone knows the fancy lingo or techniques I'm just getting back into the whole building block thing so videos like these are a huge help
Can't wait for someone to reference "Another brick in the wall (pt 2)" in the comments. Nobody? Guess I'll have to be the one. All in all you're just another brick in the wall...
Some great advice, but I hear you with the mounting part count on some of those techniques, equally the stability can be a real issue. Agree that plain bricks with a sprinkling of masonry bricks is usually the way to go. Loved the jumper plate version - new to me - but I can see how that would eat parts quickly 😱
For the wall at 5:30 being weak, you could alternate the position and distance of the side-studded bricks from one to two stud, at least for one of the layers, since the tiles can slide across and it doesn't matter if they're held at one or the other end!
@@BevinsBricksWorld oh! I now see what you mean. It wouldn't be possible to space and rotate them with my proposal, whereas yours adds a lot more freedom of movement to the tiles! The 3D model didn't allow for such staggering and I overlooked it. I'll test some more tomorrow, I'm having fun trying to find a sturdy way to build this, it just looks too good!
When you don't have those brick textured bricks you have to be creative. I only have a couple of them & I use them sparingly but they add SUCH a difference
Great ideas! You can also modify the first one by replacing some brick with 4 plates. Height of 1 brick equals 4 plates and you can add texture by replacing or you can put only 3 plates and have some hole/scare in the wall.
Well as an artist, one technique we sometimes to signify brick walls is to draw bricks in random areas along the wall. Sometimes with some color variations. I haven't pressed play on the video yet, but I wonder if the same technique will be displayed here.
For the modified bricks, if you want to make a whole wall, then they have the 1x4 profile bricks which can let you add more structure to the wall. The detectives office modular building uses them.
6:10 when I put my tiles side by side, I can’t tilt them like you can with yours. Edit: nvm I see that you shifted them over ever so slightly so you could put a space together n between and tilt them. I have no sound where I’m at so I can’t hear the explanation. Great video! 😎
@@BevinsBricksWorld Directly made some example LDRAW models from these walls for future reference. Doing the same with those SNOT windows as well right now.
@@BevinsBricksWorld Just too bad I don't have the 1x4x6 glass windows in LDRAW, I had to adapt it to 1x4x5, which means adding in 1 extra plate levels for each window side. But looks ok still
@@BevinsBricksWorld I've never done bricklink, but it seems like a good place to get parts. I'm thinking of just getting a huge boat hull from there just to have it so when I have space to start building my town. But I'm not sure what's a good price is on such a large part
You can of course now use Part 15533 Brick, Modified 1 x 4 with Masonry Profile... 1 X 2 - 1 X 4 - 1 X 2 ... To make the same wall. Just alternate the rows from one level to the next.
Great video, thanks a bunch. This jumper tile method is great. I'm curious, wouldn't you be able to do the same thing with 1x1 plates and 1x2 jumper tiles to get a wall that was only brick wide? Thanks!!
@@BevinsBricksWorld Yes! I realized in the middle of the night that the regular 1x1 plate won't work exactly because it doesn't have that hole, so you won't be able to center the jumper plate in it easily, it that correct? The round plate was exactly what I thought about as well. I'll have to go play with it and see! Also I was inspired by your video and stumbled on another technique that could create really cool textures (also at a high brick count) - the bottom/back of the Ship in the Bottle has it. They use the headlight bricks and plates in between at 90 degree rotations, to create a smooth look with different sizes. In that set they are all clear, but I'm looking to create a "stone wall" effect that exists in a real building I'm modeling, and I have a hunch that mixing in different colors grays (old, new, plus dark gray) and also tan in that setup would look amazing!!
I do like these methods is there any science fiction type wall ? Like I know a wall is a wall but something futuristic looking even, for builds like that type?
Can you redo with a corner - particularly the one you note as your favorite - how do you work this into a full build - the half brick gaps on the sides don’t make it look easy.
Thanks for showing us the technique great tips I do like the jumpers wall a lot they look like slates wall and dry stone walling you see in the country side here in the U.K. ❤❤👍
Nice video,yes I messed up on my channel name again,but I’m definitely going to include some of these things in my new buildings keep making me smile,Elliot’s Lego bricks
@@BevinsBricksWorld im really enjoying your content, its teaching me a heap that i will be able to teach my daughter once we get started, keep up the awesome content and ill be here watching every minute of it!!
@@BevinsBricksWorld you are absolutely welcome, ive got a lot to learn about lego building techniques and your making the content thats helping me learn so i can add it to our own city. just need to get our supply of bricks a lot larger then it is and we will be off and running, my daughter already has her little plans so its going to be a blast
@@BevinsBricksWorld yeah i have been looking at used lots on the facebook marketplace, i was actually given a nice deal today of 10kgs for $150 but had to pass it up due to our daughters $1500 dentist bill, so i may have to just look at smaller deals for a while to get us started
@@BevinsBricksWorld wow, I should have started buying it once our daughter was born. Have always loved Lego and only bought a few sets here and there, all of it is star wars but now I'm wishing I had bought other stuff along the way. At least now I get to share the experience with my little girl and we can pick up sets together just may take longer then we wanted
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They do make 1x4 stud length ones so you can make the textured wall more secure.
As a matter of fact, this was a great video.
Bevins Bricks I didn’t really notice lol
As a matter of fact I did
6:47 is a really nice detailed wall, especially for a fireplace.
I always thought my old white legos are only dirty🤔
@@BevinsBricksWorld cool tip, thanks!
No by the sun, like my clones 😅
Bevins Bricks oof, good too know.
Thanks
Me too
Noobi TV same
Hmm, it's 1.30am, i need to wake up in few hours and i am watching (fantastic) Lego Wall Tips that i do not think i will use anytime soon...
I regret nothing! 10:40 is so great!
That last wall design reminds me of the walls that ran along the rivers when I lived in Rotterdam. It makes me want to do a Dutch architecture build.
You could do some kind of piping system with headlight bricks.
The name of the old one is just light grey.
The new is light bluish grey
don’t you mean WHITE
Thanks for clarification. Though I f'd up on a bricklink order for a sec.
Lol
Hey Bevin, I just stumbled upon a wall technique this morning that I have not seen on anyones channel that you might find interesting. I don’t know how well it works for new bricks but it looks pretty cool with older bricks. I was stacking a bunch of white 1x1 wide bricks(the smallest bricks) on ontop of a 1x20 long brick in a row with 1x2bricks after every 3 or 4, and then put another 1x20 long brick ontop of those. All of the 1x1 bricks were accidentally tilted slightly to one side and it gave a sort of vent fin effect. The white ones I’m using are very old, probably from the late 70s to the early/mid 90s. I was cleaning them with alcohol pads to see if I could get about 35years worth of grime, dirt, marker ink, aged yellowing, etc off. I might try and make a little short video explaining it but I think you shouldn’t have any trouble understanding what I’m talking about. And I don’t think the idea would look good with knew bricks since they’re not worn down or scuffed up like the older bricks. And it would only work with 1x1 bricks since you can slightly rotate them a hair to 1 side when stacked next to eachother in a row.
This is so cool! I'm a constraction fan in the main and I always loved vehicle sets, but ever since my little brother started getting into Modulars I've been really appreciating functional architecture in lego.
@@BevinsBricksWorld Sweet! Can't wait to see it! Lack of parts is always an issue, though I often find building under that restriction to be really fun... at least, if I manage to actually finish anything haha.
Thanks for the response!
Thanks for your videos. You put so much effort in it. nice to watch and to follow.
I like your lego pointer📍
I just wan't to say thank you for starting off with the inexpensive beginner builds I'm only a minute into the video right now and plan on watching the rest but I'm happy to see someone who understands not everyone knows the fancy lingo or techniques
I'm just getting back into the whole building block thing so videos like these are a huge help
@@BevinsBricksWorld that sounds awesome I'll make sure to check them out
Tanks for you tipps! I think, this can help me a lot for my brickfilms, or my city!
Super helpful video, really like the idea of using jumper plates as a wall, perfect for a fireplace feature
Can't wait for someone to reference "Another brick in the wall (pt 2)" in the comments.
Nobody? Guess I'll have to be the one.
All in all you're just another brick in the wall...
I’m a fan
Was gonna, but you did it for me
That greeting though “Hey youtubers” 😂
The white walls are not so bad, and I like the walls with studs👌👌👌
i love the pointer made of legos! awesome touch
These tips and tricks videos are great Daryl. Keep 'em coming! :-)
Really great video! Thanks to your videos I get better at Lego building every day!
Very interesting techniques for details. Because as we all know the thing that sets a build apart from the others, is the details.
Really fascinating ways to make different types of walls. Awesome teaching/ideas video !!
Great how-to vid. Really appreciate these new building techniques.
Excellent, I like the techniques as I'm planning my wall. I'm building them double wide so I will have stability.
You could use two walls thickness for buildings. So you can cover the headlight bricks.
Wall be. t h i c c
Some great advice, but I hear you with the mounting part count on some of those techniques, equally the stability can be a real issue. Agree that plain bricks with a sprinkling of masonry bricks is usually the way to go. Loved the jumper plate version - new to me - but I can see how that would eat parts quickly 😱
fantastic video man! learnt a lot of new techniques i was unaware of, thanks.
Love that pointing stick, the walls as well tho
Last one is Flemish bond. Three stretchers course one header course is English garden bond the neatest bond .
Looks very good!
Neat thanks. Using this for my castle
For the wall at 5:30 being weak, you could alternate the position and distance of the side-studded bricks from one to two stud, at least for one of the layers, since the tiles can slide across and it doesn't matter if they're held at one or the other end!
@@BevinsBricksWorld My "mental image to verbal description" processor kinda sucks, sorry. Here's an example of what I meant: imgur.com/a/symUwza
@@BevinsBricksWorld oh! I now see what you mean. It wouldn't be possible to space and rotate them with my proposal, whereas yours adds a lot more freedom of movement to the tiles! The 3D model didn't allow for such staggering and I overlooked it.
I'll test some more tomorrow, I'm having fun trying to find a sturdy way to build this, it just looks too good!
When you don't have those brick textured bricks you have to be creative. I only have a couple of them & I use them sparingly but they add SUCH a difference
Absolutely, another great way to add texture is using a combination of 1x2 1x1 and 1x1 round plates for a stone effect.
Really Nice! 👌
So many different ways to build a simple wall.
Wow the jumper plate techic is awesome. Thanks for sharing. Thats a new technic I never thought about. As always I love these how to videos. Awesome.
I like the last one. May use it one day :)
nice video!
Great ideas! You can also modify the first one by replacing some brick with 4 plates. Height of 1 brick equals 4 plates and you can add texture by replacing or you can put only 3 plates and have some hole/scare in the wall.
Bevins Bricks I bet you are right. Sorry, I made a mistake. Memory failure - I didn’t touch Lego for couple years now
Well as an artist, one technique we sometimes to signify brick walls is to draw bricks in random areas along the wall. Sometimes with some color variations.
I haven't pressed play on the video yet, but I wonder if the same technique will be displayed here.
For the modified bricks, if you want to make a whole wall, then they have the 1x4 profile bricks which can let you add more structure to the wall. The detectives office modular building uses them.
Couldn’t you put plates in between the layers of modified bricks for stability?
Absolutely
Awesome job
Amazing tips!!! Thank you
Thanks for watching
Amazing and exhaustive guide!
6:10 when I put my tiles side by side, I can’t tilt them like you can with yours.
Edit: nvm I see that you shifted them over ever so slightly so you could put a space together n between and tilt them. I have no sound where I’m at so I can’t hear the explanation. Great video! 😎
Awesome tips! Thanks heaps for sharing them in detail!!
Could you do this last wall with 2 x 2 plates and 1 x 2 plates? Why use jumpers except for the top finishing?
Awesome pointer :)
Really interesting video, thank you. Lee UK 🇬🇧
Me:I should really get to bed soon.
Also me at 3 am:
Helpful video
Great video! I like using my knock off Lego for wall fillers 😁👍
I knew few of these, the jumper one is new for me though. I like it, I may be able to use it somehow. Thanks!
@@BevinsBricksWorld Directly made some example LDRAW models from these walls for future reference. Doing the same with those SNOT windows as well right now.
@@BevinsBricksWorld Just too bad I don't have the 1x4x6 glass windows in LDRAW, I had to adapt it to 1x4x5, which means adding in 1 extra plate levels for each window side. But looks ok still
@@BevinsBricksWorld Have a link for me perhaps? Always willing to test things out!
Great vid!
Madlad uploading at 12:00am
It would nice when you say "these pieces" you have a list of them in the description. I want to buy some but don't know what to look for.
Great variety of ways. Hadn't seen the last version before. My favorite would have to be version four.
Really thanks men, itˋs very helpfull
Nice video learn alot. Thank you
Thank you for watching.
Yeah that last wall is the best. Huge bricklink order would be needed lol
@@BevinsBricksWorld I've never done bricklink, but it seems like a good place to get parts. I'm thinking of just getting a huge boat hull from there just to have it so when I have space to start building my town. But I'm not sure what's a good price is on such a large part
I'll have to check that pick a brick thing out
@@BevinsBricksWorld I found out I don't know what I'm doing, I need to find part numbers lol
@@BevinsBricksWorld IL have to check that video out sir
Very nice, great idea for my basketball set
@@BevinsBricksWorld I use a set, the street court but with your wall idea I can make a handball court aside from the basket ball like in NY
Great tutorial!
Your walls are impressive you must be very proud
My most favorite is embedded profile bricks I’ll most be using those more often than not
What Items are used for the walls of the smaller buildings the front?
You can of course now use Part 15533 Brick, Modified 1 x 4 with Masonry Profile... 1 X 2 - 1 X 4 - 1 X 2 ... To make the same wall. Just alternate the rows from one level to the next.
There are a lot of good ideas, i also have two
Great video, thanks a bunch.
This jumper tile method is great. I'm curious, wouldn't you be able to do the same thing with 1x1 plates and 1x2 jumper tiles to get a wall that was only brick wide? Thanks!!
@@BevinsBricksWorld Yes! I realized in the middle of the night that the regular 1x1 plate won't work exactly because it doesn't have that hole, so you won't be able to center the jumper plate in it easily, it that correct? The round plate was exactly what I thought about as well. I'll have to go play with it and see!
Also I was inspired by your video and stumbled on another technique that could create really cool textures (also at a high brick count) - the bottom/back of the Ship in the Bottle has it. They use the headlight bricks and plates in between at 90 degree rotations, to create a smooth look with different sizes. In that set they are all clear, but I'm looking to create a "stone wall" effect that exists in a real building I'm modeling, and I have a hunch that mixing in different colors grays (old, new, plus dark gray) and also tan in that setup would look amazing!!
Awesome ideas!
Dont forget they also make the brick profile pieces in 1x4 and those can be thrown in to add stability amongst 1x2s
Love the last one..but..how would you make a straight end or a corner? Any thoughts?
@@BevinsBricksWorld lol..yes..you should make vid about it
I do like these methods is there any science fiction type wall ? Like I know a wall is a wall but something futuristic looking even, for builds like that type?
@@BevinsBricksWorld awesome man thanks .
Some nice ideas here. :)
Grandos geil. Very very coooooooooooooooooooooool !!!!! Very nice idea, thanks.😊 /Bitte mehr davon von den modelen und ideen.
Thanks for the heart. 😊=)
Can you redo with a corner - particularly the one you note as your favorite - how do you work this into a full build - the half brick gaps on the sides don’t make it look easy.
Bevins Bricks - awesome thanks will subscribe and wait patiently for it.
Can you get the same effect by putting some bricks in direct sunlight?
recommendation for arches
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@@BevinsBricksWorld bruh
That was a great public service announcement.
Thanks for showing us the technique great tips I do like the jumpers wall a lot they look like slates wall and dry stone walling you see in the country side here in the U.K. ❤❤👍
Thanks!
Nice good info . Can you make sci-fi wall
awesome
Nice video,yes I messed up on my channel name again,but I’m definitely going to include some of these things in my new buildings keep making me smile,Elliot’s Lego bricks
Elliotslegobricks,and my new phone won’t let upload,,what do u use to edit videos
Bevins Bricks thank you
Nice
Thanks
you should do a wall mart jejeje
i know bad joke
I like this vid
The second wall, What is the number of the golds bricks? Thanks
@@BevinsBricksWorld okay, thanks
another awesome video, i have wondered how some of these were done,
@@BevinsBricksWorld im really enjoying your content, its teaching me a heap that i will be able to teach my daughter once we get started, keep up the awesome content and ill be here watching every minute of it!!
@@BevinsBricksWorld you are absolutely welcome, ive got a lot to learn about lego building techniques and your making the content thats helping me learn so i can add it to our own city. just need to get our supply of bricks a lot larger then it is and we will be off and running, my daughter already has her little plans so its going to be a blast
@@BevinsBricksWorld yeah i have been looking at used lots on the facebook marketplace, i was actually given a nice deal today of 10kgs for $150 but had to pass it up due to our daughters $1500 dentist bill, so i may have to just look at smaller deals for a while to get us started
@@BevinsBricksWorld wow, I should have started buying it once our daughter was born. Have always loved Lego and only bought a few sets here and there, all of it is star wars but now I'm wishing I had bought other stuff along the way. At least now I get to share the experience with my little girl and we can pick up sets together just may take longer then we wanted
I believe they are called 1x1 snot bricks
nice
They have 1x4 masonry bricks as well as the 1x2 I believe
11:08 looks like a miniature apartment block
Bevins Bricks
I always use 2x2 and 2x4 bricks of any color and I have a lot of them so I can make massive skyscrapers up to 4ft tall
That's reBRICKelous! ;D
Lol ha ha ha 😂😂😂😞
Great video, very useful! What is the name of the brick at 2:07?
@@BevinsBricksWorld thank you sir!
Interesting enough with walls I make mine 2 blocks thick but still being 1 block thick but with a exterior and interior wall
The last wall could be 1x2 jumper plates & 1x1 plates.