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Lego Ideas Blog. Mad Mocs is your resource for LEGO building tips, MOC inspirations, and instructions to supercharge your next LEGO build.
Mad Mocs
2y ago
Building a LEGO® Cactus and adding it to a desert landscape diorama will transform it into an American Wild West Desert! Making the brick built cactus is not that complicated – all you need are some green plates, bricks with a curved top for the cactus arms and a special brick with 4 side studs ..read more
Mad Mocs
2y ago
This holiday season I was inspired to start creating a LEGO® Winter Village for all my nieces and nephews to enjoy. But before buying a whole new batch of sets I decided to make my very own winter village house from my existing LEGO® brick collection. With free instructions from LEGO® and some minor alterations ..read more
Mad Mocs
2y ago
Turn your generic LEGO® brick wall into a weathered post-apocalyptic masterpiece. My simple building tips will guide you through the steps that will give it texture, depth and character. You can then take these simple details and apply them to all of your LEGO® modular buildings taking them to the next level. Start by collecting ..read more
Mad Mocs
2y ago
The Swedish Cargo Company is my very first complete LEGO® theme. My goal was to create a line of playable shipping trains, trucks and planes with the matching shipping accessories. The whole theme would feature LEGO® builds that are interchangeable and cohesive in their color and build techniques. The final LEGO® Brick color theme Through ..read more
Mad Mocs
2y ago
Every LEGO® City mockup needs some shipping containers – so I set out to build my very own and share them with you. These cargo containers are a smaller 6-stud wide variety built out of bricks and panels. They are designed to fit on standard 6 stud wide trains and trucks for transport. What you ..read more
Mad Mocs
2y ago
I love building LEGO® Mocs from my imagination and this Mecha inspired Fish Submarine is the perfect example of that. It has mechanical arms, fins, propellers, stylized eyes and a clear bubble cabin for our mini-figure – it is ready for some Ocean Exploration. The Mecha Fish Submarine build process Not every LEGO® build is ..read more
Mad Mocs
2y ago
Inspired by the LEGO® Modular Houses I decided to build my own micro version of a Victorian House with instructions. The house features sparkling stained glass windows and a full 360˚ design that includes a detailed rear entrance. The Victorian Modular LEGO Build I love doing micro-builds and creating a modular house that can work ..read more
Mad Mocs
2y ago
My dark gray and yellow Stunt Airplane was inspired by the 3-in-1 Race Plane and WWII bombers. I did a kit bashing of 3 different lego sets and some of my loose parts to come up with my own stylized version of a Stunt Plane. The Stunt Plane Build Before I could complete the Stunt ..read more
Mad Mocs
2y ago
I love the LEGO® Architecture Shanghai set – but I always felt like it was missing the cargo ships and bridges that connect the city. So I decided to pull out my favorite buildings like the Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower and add in a cargo ship and modern bridge. The Lego Shanghai Skyline ..read more
Mad Mocs
2y ago
The Star Fighter space ship was inspired by the new Star Wars LEGO® Tie Fighters. The star fighter features adjustable wings that can be oriented at varying degrees and a fully functional cockpit with a control panel and room for one mini-figure. The Star Fighter space ship build The build features a main cockpit that ..read more