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Tips for Moc builders

Hello, I don't know if someone else made one already but after having a lot of MOC's projects as well MOD's I asled myself if the Classic boxes are good enough part packs to make those (buildings, starships, work on environment, etc). Then I realized this can also be used as a general help for those people who are starting to make their own creations outside Lego instructions (the main purpose of LEGO you might say), so.be courteous to one another and share your techniques and good places to acquire pieces as well make a budget for the projects. 

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  • f2iso100f2iso100 Member Posts: 68
    For organization, you can use the inserts from the Advent calendars to separate your pieces. Then the inserts themselves go neatly in the $2.50 Sterilite bins. For instance, I have a bin that has all my plates in the bottom, them the insert sits on top of those as a tray with all the modified plates separated into each little cubby. I have another bin for bricks and another for tiles and slopes. It's a great way to recycle AND a relatively cost-effective method, especially if you already are buying these clearanced Advent calendars (another great way to pick up parts!). 
    LordmoralKungFuKennyPyrobugJackad7
  • LordmoralLordmoral Member Posts: 938
    f2iso100 said:
    For organization, you can use the inserts from the Advent calendars to separate your pieces. Then the inserts themselves go neatly in the $2.50 Sterilite bins. For instance, I have a bin that has all my plates in the bottom, them the insert sits on top of those as a tray with all the modified plates separated into each little cubby. I have another bin for bricks and another for tiles and slopes. It's a great way to recycle AND a relatively cost-effective method, especially if you already are buying these clearanced Advent calendars (another great way to pick up parts!). 
    Good, may you provide pictures? Thank you so much for the contribution.
  • LordmoralLordmoral Member Posts: 938
    I am sure these will be useful for general lighting:

  • CyberdragonCyberdragon Member Posts: 551
    Those should be perfect for lighting up the cabinet where you keep your actually deadly Lego crossbow. XD
    SnizzlebuttsLordmoralSumoLego
  • LordmoralLordmoral Member Posts: 938
    Those should be perfect for lighting up the cabinet where you keep your actually deadly Lego crossbow. XD
    Solid Brick (the one behind the mega MOC) actually uses some LED lights to shine his sets.
  • LordmoralLordmoral Member Posts: 938
    I have seen this in AFOL group on Facebook:
    https://youtu.be/jdWRsjnVD3s
  • LordmoralLordmoral Member Posts: 938
    Yes, but this is a thread to help people with building tips and more.
  • CCCCCC Member Posts: 20,556
    The whole of the "building and techniques" sub-section of the forum is meant to help people with tips for building and techniques.

    panchox1stluxTheOriginalSimonBpxchrisklintonLordmoraldatsunrobbieBumblepantsAstrobricks
  • LordmoralLordmoral Member Posts: 938
    CCC said:
    The whole of the "building and techniques" sub-section of the forum is meant to help people with tips for building and techniques.

    I made this thread to have a peaceful and tranquil discussion place with multiple people adding information, things like the use of Advent Calendar bins and lighting options are listed here to do that and after I found the video abput discoloration then I found a good idea to also post it here.
  • klintonklinton Member Posts: 1,256
    Lordmoral said:
    I made this thread to have a peaceful and tranquil discussion place with multiple people adding information, things like the use of Advent Calendar bins and lighting options are listed here to do that and after I found the video abput discoloration then I found a good idea to also post it here.
    Why do you constantly feel the need to start these generic umbrella threads on topics that are already in open discourse, in a bizarre attempt to play moderator? It's a bit annoying. Just join the discussion in any given thread. There's really no need for these games. 
    stluxpxchrisdatsunrobbiepanchox1BumblepantsizxCyberdragonCCCSumoLego
  • LordmoralLordmoral Member Posts: 938
    klinton said:
    Lordmoral said:
    I made this thread to have a peaceful and tranquil discussion place with multiple people adding information, things like the use of Advent Calendar bins and lighting options are listed here to do that and after I found the video abput discoloration then I found a good idea to also post it here.
    Why do you constantly feel the need to start these generic umbrella threads on topics that are already in open discourse, in a bizarre attempt to play moderator? It's a bit annoying. Just join the discussion in any given thread. There's really no need for these games. 
    It is really interesting how this thread has been here like for a month and now that you find it you complain.
  • LordmoralLordmoral Member Posts: 938
    Do you have some tips for making a small to medium caldera for a Factory MOC?
  • LordmoralLordmoral Member Posts: 938
    If you have a Lego box that you plan to discard (not from IDEAS or UCS) don't, it can serve you as a great backdrop:
    https://m.facebook.com/groups/360443807309991?view=permalink&id=3039802252707453&notif_t=group_post_approved&notif_id=1586547307696125&ref=m_notif
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