What you need to be a good Lego builder 1. These tips 2. Money

@ytuser4562

4 жыл бұрын

Soybean 194 cha ching

@cookieman8971

4 жыл бұрын

Amen

@LucLoLCreations

3 жыл бұрын

You can just ask your mom to post on facebook : “does anyone have lego who doesn’t play with it anymore”, that maybe works. I think there are enough people who want their lego away

@lothariobazaroff3333

3 жыл бұрын

3. Enough place to store the bricks and boxes. But it can be reduced to the 2nd point: more money to buy a bigger apartment/house.

@kyccubing8725

3 жыл бұрын

Cha ching

Funny thing how this applies to Minecraft nearly perfectly as well

'' crazy colours like yellow and black, looks like a bee, is just bad'' ''Cries in blacktron''

@lukehavener9643

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah and like what about construction stuff?

@graemevaughey7432

4 жыл бұрын

I think that Blacktron works because the yellow is an _accent_ colour. It doesn't use an equal amount of both, so much as, like, 90% black/grey, and 10% yellow. You can get away with strong contrasting/clashing colours so long as it is used sparingly.

@T4coT2uesday

4 жыл бұрын

and yea like what about bee swarm simulator?

@adamwysocki6959

4 жыл бұрын

Batman?

@Zorro9129

4 жыл бұрын

*cries in ancap*

Not to be nitpicky, but im totally gonna be nitpicky. The sloped roof you showed isnt really an illegal technique as it has been used in offical sets like the Lego Ideas Flintstone set. But overall, this is a great video, love it!

@juplup

4 жыл бұрын

Just wanna add that usually an illegal building technique is defined as putting stress on pieces that won't be good for them. For example, putting plates and tiles in between studs puts stress on the studs.

@justbbricks

4 жыл бұрын

Illegal techniques can be used in sets

@simple7708

4 жыл бұрын

@@justbbricks if they are in offical sets, then they arent illegal

@Zomolith

4 жыл бұрын

In one set from lego they used a plate in between studs

@TomGionJr

4 жыл бұрын

@@Zomolith That's a tile. Tile between studs = legal, because it's not a stressed connection. Plate between studs = not legal, because the studs of the perpendicular pieces collide - it's weak and doesn't sit right. Also, you can definitely find actual examples of illegal techniques in OLDER sets, because standards change and update over time.

The thing is, i don’t actually have any good Lego because its all... like.. Different colours.. and stuff.

@indominus9867

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@indominus9867

3 жыл бұрын

I can only color code really small builds

@gamerpie15

3 жыл бұрын

Same, and usually I don’t even have enough of one piece to make anything that look good

@TheSkullPOPS

2 жыл бұрын

@@gamerpie15 I feel you... its the same with me honestly... but make the most of what you got, try testing techniques with the pieces you already own even if there with random colors, it's in preparation for when you actually do have enough pieces to make a good moc, if you reallly wanna make a moc but don't have enough pieces try thinking what you wanna build then going on bricklink and buy all the parts you feel are gonna be used in the build. the pieces are fairly cheap so buy as many as you want! tiles are usually always key in a moc just keep that in mind :D

Jack needs to go on Lego Masters.

@Gbricks

4 жыл бұрын

I agree, he’d win for sure

@yeetnation4204

4 жыл бұрын

Ian-ski I don’t know, if he went up against someone like Mark and Boone they would probably win

@Urkki24

4 жыл бұрын

69 liker hehe nice

@Moriboe

4 жыл бұрын

Building fragile like he suggests can lead to all kinds of problems on the show. I really like that, Lego is designed be sturdy enough to be handled by kids and prefer to build that way.

@XcmShow

4 жыл бұрын

YES

Always so professional and extremely quality. Your mocs and even just your channel in general is so inspiring dude. I know pretty much everyone else in this comment section has already said it, but keep up the great content man!

@TheJackHammer

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much man!

Your building AND filming style is on another level!

@CUZZZZZZZskalzzz

4 жыл бұрын

Hello!

@Charlottevideos2011

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

I’m already having difficulty building the ‘normal’ bookcase on the left XD

These are so good! Way to go with number 3 🔥

Thanks I’m really trying to improve my Mocs

one suggestion tho for the wall construction on the right i suggest adding another color to the wall rather than just light gray maybe dark gray? But other than that I agree with all the tips especially with the one of not building square.

These people don't get enough credit on KZread. They don't try to make KZread videos based on likes or subscribing. They're just a general person trying to help other people. I found this really helpful. And I wouldn't know why anybody would dislike this. I'm a big fan man. I hope you have a great life making KZread videos. Thanks for the help!!! I really appreciate it!!!!!!

Again, everybody has said this, but your Mocs are awesome. I'm working on a Lord of the Rings Moc right now, so thanks for the tips 😁😁

@lennertvandyck5185

4 жыл бұрын

What part are you building?

I can’t even build the simple bookshelf

This is great!! Can’t wait to see more mocs in the future!!!

Nice video man I'm actual starting to take my mocs seriously , these videos really help keep up the good work👍

i can never rest builds or build illegally it actually makes me get so idk how to explain it, I just visibly get disgusted by the idea. Everything else tho i will take into account :)

@vaqalarxornawosk1731

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I definitely agree with you.

@finnsears6659

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you here. I hate to stress parts as i have a relatively small collection. It just makes me eeuggh

Thanks for the awesome tips! Now I’ve got some new ideas for my own MOCs 🤯

Great video. I recentely started making MOC's myself, and your video's helped a lot!

Jack: Teaches illegal builds. The FBI: (Pound on the door) FBI OPEN UP!!!!!

I like these tips great video👍👍👍👍

Wow... normally when I see a video along the lines of lego tips or tricks it's things that I already know. This video was the exact opposite. Hearing these tips from one of the best builders in the community was seriously eye opening. I have never even thought of the majority of these! I will keep all of these in my mind for the future, thanks so much for the tips Jack!

I love your advice and will practice more to make better builds. Thank you

Great tips Jack very helpful!

Great video and amazing advice, was looking for a bit of inspiration for a build, this helped. Thnx bud 👍

Just discovered your channel. Excellent production quality. You hit all the right notes for my liking when it comes to the pleasure of watching a Lego related video. I will definitely be coming back.

Awesome work man! I'm working on a really cool moc that ill be releasing a video about soon, so this will help me along

A really cool video.... Thank you very much to point out this 5 tips... great work :)

Great 👍🏽 very helpful

I'm into the simple classic Space or Castle style. Elegant, small, simple, effective

Wow love your mocks

I love your mocs! So amazing!

Great vid!

Such a well made video

thanks for this video =)

“Size doesn’t matter” Tell that to my girlfriend Jk lmao

@r4ls3i7

4 жыл бұрын

That sounds wrong.

@sw33thd64

4 жыл бұрын

There we go, somebody got the joke

@josephdoesmore8922

4 жыл бұрын

what size?

@armaan1457

4 жыл бұрын

Wow you have one?!?

@bergiesbricks9618

3 жыл бұрын

@Gabriel Heady In hindsight, your right. It was a weak attempt at humor. Maybe the joke could have been saved if i had used something more inclusive, like “significant other?”

What a brilliant idea with that boat! Thank you.

You're such an amazing builder, great video

Awesome video👌

Nice video!

This was extremely helpful. Thank you good sir

Some of these tips are obvious yet they are sometimes hard to apply. Great video Jack 👍

Using a boat as a bookshelf is a great idea! I’ll definitely be trying that out

wow thank you for the tips!

Brilliant video!

Wow! This video helped me!

Nice tips!

I don't even have enough bricks lmao

Could you do a tip video for City builds? I’m making a fully custom city and am having troubles with making more detailed buildings.

I Made a Hulkbuster MOC, thanks for the tips!

Yo this was actually so helpful

Thanks this helps👍😁

Amazing tips there...for me as a newcomer. What is the lego ID nr for flexible cables and pipes, wires and that flexible joint part?

Size doesn't matters totally true some of my favourite sets/ mocs are microscale helps convey more detail in a smaller space

earned a sub 😃

Thank you so much for this wonderful video. Your advice is amazing and so creative. Spicing up the bookshelf by using the boat blew my mind. Your last point on varying angles is so neat. At age 66 I'm returning to LEGO and trying my hand at very small spaceship designs. Compared to other things I see, mine are merely child's play, but it's stress-reducing, relaxing and plain fun. Thank you again and best wishes. Liked and Subscribed.

I used two of those large exo suit pieces from the Agents theme as stabilizer fins on a moc submarine that looks like a yellow dolphin

This was actually a good episode

Epic video!!! :-) 😎👌😎👍

Good suggestions cool video bro

Idea about the boat = automatic subscribe.. These are genius!!

Who does not this guy have more subs. HIS building ,filming and editing i unebelivebaly good

The key to any art is to learn the fundamentals which everyone should know, and then throw them all out of the window when necessary.

WOW great tips

Wow nice

How did you make the hardwood floor?

Very nice 👍

JackHammer: size doesn't matter Yoda: hm

This is so inspirational

It looks like the bookcase look blew the minds of the minifigures as there all on the floor, it is a very good look.

nice video

Wow you building cool things

Well yeah when I finish the basics of my creation I grab my smaller parts and try to add as many extra pieces as possible. And usually more small parts results a more interesting creation. (edit) Very helpful and great video!

I would like to see the tecnique by which you build the floor on the boat bookcase, please?

What would you suggest to someone who has next to no light-bluish gray bricks

I don't know if this was in the back of my mind but when I was building a spider abdomen I put together several funky bionicle pieces and wheels. Very reminiscent of the first tip.

3:04 now that is something I never thought I would hear in a lego video

Great tips. Time to crack out those boats

I think the one on the left looks phenomenal.

Lego is beautiful

"Size might matter in some aspects of life, (haha) but not here." Damn

I made a moc out of Lego It was a " forest God " with a bird on One Hand Next to a tree stump

I would be interested in angle building techniques!

Nice

Regarding the last one...what about slope pieces? They’re angled right?

4:40 it's interresting, because the rule of 3 collors you explain there is actualy used in graphism and real life modern architecture

Glad there's more tips videos popping up, very helpful dude! (watch yourself you just roasted half of the LEGO Star Wars mocers lol)

are u still doing lego it and also u should do 80s movies mocs and minifiguers and keep up the good work

"Some rules might be broken, other can be bended." -Morpheus In art there are no receips. I've been seeing your channel for almost a year and you have been getting better and better. You really have talent. This video was inspiring. Congrats!

Epic

Can you make star labs in cw flash

i have never been good at lego but after i watched this video i built amazing Mocs

Wow✌️

pls do a timelapse of all these techniqus

What was the name around 4:00 - Jeffbricks? Could you put a link in the description?

@esmemii584

4 жыл бұрын

jetbricks

I used this video to make my favorite Lego creation

What if I want to make something I intend to play with

@ytuser4562

4 жыл бұрын

Pfffft, fun? No, Lego is not about fun! It is about dedication and spending every waking moment saving money to buy more LEGO’s and figuring out how to store them and making incredible and fragile things for the world to marvel at! There is no room for fun here!

@theguyabovemeisasimp2630

4 жыл бұрын

YTuser45 HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA you serious?

@brandothefish

3 жыл бұрын

@@theguyabovemeisasimp2630 You have heard of sarcasm before right?

@antontiedtke5771

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandothefish there Was Zero sarcasm in this comment

@brandothefish

3 жыл бұрын

@@antontiedtke5771 Well he asked "are you serious?". I thought they didn't understand the original comment

I could build great, I just dont have the money for a bunch of peices

@yeetus_reetus_deeleetus

4 жыл бұрын

Have you tried any online software?

@RedDeadDepressionist

4 жыл бұрын

ýəəţüş řəəťûş ĐƏƏŁƏŢÜŞ whats the fun in online building?

@Casedilla73

4 жыл бұрын

Just some Porg with Internet access You can build anything you want and not be limited by parts.

@xXIcySparksXx

4 жыл бұрын

See the problem isn’t money sometimes it is it’s the amount of tiny pieces I have compared to wall pieces like long brinks (1wide) I also like my builds functional if it’s a building I prefer 3 walls with a open space for play but doing this makes builds look terrible on the outside also this idea of forming your own plates is a pain especially using legal techniques I often run out of plates and tile strips so the walls aren’t stable and the floor has gaps on it but for your situation just build small I’ve done smaller builds that look really good But the amount of pieces you need to make something really cool is expensive

@xXIcySparksXx

4 жыл бұрын

YourFriendlyNeighborhoodTrashcan I see your point but online doesn’t make the structure look realistic it makes it look too foggy if I really want to build Something online I play Minecraft because I can be the minifigure and go in what I’m building and live the build instead of having a pretty structure that I use a LEGO building program to make and taking a screen shot there’s no function

Great to get some tips from a master builder! I liked the first advice a lot. It's something that can really up your MOCs and can be really hard to do! And your thoughts on size was spot-on! And yes, don't build square - soooooo hard 😄 Thanks for sharing this and keep up the great work!