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How to Read & Use Our LEGO® Building Plans
Good news: These LEGO® plans use real parts, real techniques, and are made for real builders.
If you can sort bricks and follow steps, you can build these models — even beginners and kids.
Understanding the 4 Plan Levels
A quick look at what you’re building and its size. Like the front of a LEGO box.
Shows difficulty, space needed, build time and special notes.
Step-by-step modules and sections so you build calmly and clearly.
Description text for posts, listings, or sharing your build online.
Quick Start Guide
- Read the Snapshot to confirm model and size
- Check the Builder Brief for time & difficulty
- Build module by module from the Detailed Plan
- Use Share Text if showcasing your model
Are These Plans Really Buildable?
- ✔ Real LEGO parts only
- ✔ Safe and legal building techniques
- ✔ Stability checks included
- ✔ Flexible colors (unless structural)
- ✔ No fantasy or impossible parts
Simple Example Parts List
Bricks & Plates • 2×4 bricks – 40 • 2×2 bricks – 28 • 1×4 plates – 24 Connectors • Technic pins – 18 • Corner plates – 10 Details • 1×1 tiles – 30 • Curved slopes – 12
Tip: Use small bowls or trays for each module to keep pieces organized.
Common Issues & Fixes
Colors don’t match
That’s fine! Swap with similar shades unless marked structural.
Model bends or twists
Add longer plates or extra support under weak points.
Hinge not moving correctly
Check for blocking tiles or adjust hinge placement.
Quick FAQs
What is Real-Build Mode?
Plans use buyable parts and real-world safe techniques.
Are these good for beginners?
Yes! Just start slow and follow modules step-by-step.