Mini LEGO Coast Guard Rescue

Hello everyone, today we have a  Mini Coast Guard Rescue. In this scene we have a Coast Guard helicopter, with a Coast Guard guy on a rope to save the struggling man. This was a lot of fun to build. The helicopter is from the LEGO Creator Cargo Helicopter set. The rest was built by us. 

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Mini Monday Zorrian Corvette Class Shuttle

For this mini Monday we have  Zorrian Corvette class shuttle. We used mostly green, and grey pieces on this build. This is a light - to medium battle corvette not being high because of its somewhat vulnerable cockpit. It has four other command stations, 20-30 turrets, four missile bays, and a capacity of 65 troops and a crew of 113. It rivals the other corvettes of its class. Thanks for reading! Have a great week!

Mini Monday Dolphin

This is a dolphin that we built out of LEGO'S. We got the idea from the LEGO PLAY book that we bought. The LEGO PLAY book is a new LEGO book and has a lot of ideas that you can build.

These are the pieces that you will need to build the LEGO dolphin.

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Step:5 This is the last step. The picture below is the dolphin assembled. Thanks For Reading

Mini Monday Vehicles

Today for mini Monday we have a mini road, and vehicles. We will show you how to assemble the cars. Here is a picture of the road with cars on it.

Now we will show you how to assemble the car. You will need a 1x1 Lego tile of your color choice, and a 1x2 jumper plate also of your color choice.

The car once assembled should look like the picture below. Thanks for reading!

Mini Monday, Mini City Buildings Tutorial

Today for mini Monday we will be doing a tutorial on how to build mini buildings for a mini Lego city. So get out your bricks and start building! The buildings below are the ones we will be building today.

These are the pieces that you will need for the blue/black building.

 These are the pieces that you will need for the grey building.

Now assemble the buildings.

The buildings (once built) should look like the buildings below.  You are one step closer to building your city.

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Mini Monday mini city

This is our miniature LEGO city that we made. It has 26 buildings including a lighthouse. 

This is the light house. 

The curvy building that you see in the background was probably my favorite building that I built. 

The  big red building is the center of the city.

The tan building is the Capitol of the city. 

The two black/gray buildings bordering the Capitol are some government buildings. 

This photo shows the whole city except for the lighthouse. We will be posting a tutorial on how to build mini LEGO buildings. Thanks for reading! 

Mini Monday Mini Hobbit Hole

This is a mini hobbit hole that we built. We created the mini model from the Lego set An Unexpected Gathering.

Mini Monday The Farm

Hello Welcome to mini Monday! Every Monday we will be blogging a miniature Lego model and showing you how to build it. This Monday is the kickoff for mini Monday. Today we have a mini farm. Complete with a barn, silo and farmhouse. The model also features a pond and two pine trees.

Now we will show you how to build it.

You will need all of the pieces in the photograph below.

These are the pieces that you will need for the base plate.

These are the pieces that you will need for the barn,and silo.

These are the pieces that you will need for the farmhouse.

These are the pieces that you will need for the trees.

After you have gotten all of the pieces for the model assemble the base plate.

This is what the assembled base plate should look like.

Second, assemble the farmhouse. The assembled farmhouse should look like the picture below.

Third, assemble the two pine trees. The assembled trees should look like the picture below.

Fourth assemble the barn, and silo. The assembled barn and silo should look like the picture below.

Get the base plate and models that you assembled earlier.

Now attach them to the base plate. 

Now that your mini farm is done you can display it or customize it! Thanks for reading!