Hey everyone! Let's build a picnic campground information board kiosk that is scaled for
minifigures for today's LEGO brick tutorial. Let's start with an 8 by 16 plate for our base.
Let's take a pair of 2 by 2 round profile bricks. I'm going to place these right here, and i
want to make sure I have four studs in the middle. Let's take a pair of 1 by 2 by 2 corner plates.
Let's place these where they are facing one another, and I want to fill in the remaining areas
with a pair of 1 by 1 flat tiles. For the center information board start with a 2 by 6 plate let's
place a 1 by 4 flat tile in the center and a pair of 1 by 2 plates on both sides now take two
1 by 2 modified bricks with hinge assembly place these two together and let's note the orientation
of our hinge we're going to make two of these we're going to place these on our 1 by 2 plates
for our side information board start with a 2 by 4 plate place a 1 by 2 flat tile in the front center
and a pair of 1 by 2 plates on both sides let's make two of these now let's place both of our
side assemblies underneath our hinges take four 1 by 2 bricks we're going to
make sure this is all separated and we're going to place these on top of our hinges
and just be sure that your hinges open up you don't want to place them perpendicular to
the joint and we're going to secure all this together with another set of hinges
and finish these off with four 1 by 2 plates
let's start with a 1 by 2 brick for our sine support place a 1 by 2 brick with two studs
on top followed by a pair of 1 by 2 plates and another 1 by 2 brick with two studs let's make
four of these now let's flip our assembly over we're going to set down a 2 by 4 plate and i want
to finish this off with a few flat tiles now i'm going to stick some maps and newspapers on here
so you can stick any tiles you wish the same thing goes for the second take our other two
assemblies let's slide these together and we're going to lock these together with a
4x4 plate and let's finish this off with four more two by two decorated flat tiles
so i'm going to stick a few more maps on here you can use any type of maps anything you wish
let's set in our large map assembly right in the middle and the two side ones in these areas
let's make a set of columns starting with three 1 by 2 bricks
place these on top of one another and a 1 by 2 plate
now let's set our column assemblies on our side information boards
now let's lock everything together starting with a 2 by 6 plate for the center
and a pair of 1 by 4 flat tiles on the left and another pair of 1 by 4 flat tiles on the right
hand side to frame up the information board before we can set our information board on top of our
pillars let's fold it in and we're going to set it in like so now the reason why i'm doing this
is on the back these two studs here are going to act as stops keep the board with a nice contour
let's start the construction of our roof with a 2x6 plate let's flip this over
and place three 2 by 3 plates on the bottom now let's flip this back over
and we're going to skip a set of studs on both left and right hand sides and place two
1 by 2 plates followed by a 2x4
ridge roof tile and a pair of these modified 1x2 plates with two technic hose or a technic
beam not sure what these are called i almost forgot i need to put a pair of three stud long
friction pins in the top hole of these modified technic plates for the roof support i'm going
to take a modified 1 by 2 plate with technic hole and an inverted 1 by 2 by two thirds plate
with bow place it on like so i'm going to make four of those now i want to place two of these
on the insides you may have to really muscle those in there
and we're going to place the other two on the outside
for a roof panel start with a 4x8 plate i'm going to start on the top
and place a pair of 1 by 2 flat tiles and i'm gonna proceed on filling in with
six two by two flat tiles now we're gonna need to make four of these
let's take two of our pieces we're gonna lock these together with two two by two flat tiles
you need to make two whole assemblies and then we're gonna flip over our assemblies
we're going to lock these together with two 2 by 4 plates this is going to reinforce our seam
now let's attach our hinge assembly to our roof what i want to do is take one set of these and
i need to fold these about 90 degrees then i'm going to place these two brackets right here
right in the center where they are flush with the side and these pieces are perpendicular
let's take our other roof assembly place it right next to the previous and i'm just going to roll
this on here now this will have to be hinged out of the way
we're going to set this down in the center now the reason why we put the ridge piece in under
here is to strengthen everything up and to keep everything square it actually works out
secure real good and there's our roof now let's place our roof on top of our 2x6 plate
note the orientation i want this lip to be in the back so we're going to set it
down like this it means that this part is actually going to hang over by one stud
so let's make sure everything is lined up and just press that down should snap right
in place make sure you're only pressing in the center to really lock that in
looks good and there is our picnic campground information board kiosk
here we have jay the surfer as you can see it's the right height
he can go in here and read and yes i always like looking at these things i'm out on vacation and
so i decided to make one see what it looked like in lego i hope this tutorial helped everyone out