Jaystepher presents a tutorial on a classic brick barbecue
complete with light brick
which lights up the coals
and a grill.
Let's take a look at the 64 parks
that we'll be using to create our brick barbecue.
Let's start off with the dark red:
First, a 1 by 1 plate,
four 1 by 2 plates,
two 1 by 4 plates,
two 1 by 6 plates,
one 1 by 2 brick,
four 1 by 1 flat tiles,
ten 1 by 2 flat tiles,
two 1 by 4 flat tiles,
four 1 by 8 flat tiles,
and one 2 by 2 flat tile.
Now let's look a the dark grey:
One 2 by 2 plate,
one 2 by 8 plate,
and four 1 by 2 by 2 by 2 angle plates.
One 1 by 2 orange brick,
six 1 by 1 round black plates,
three 1 by 2 black radiator grills,
and one 2 by 3 light brick.
Let's take a look at the transparent bricks:
Six 1 by 1 round transparent orange plates,
one 1 by 1 transparent orange plate,
two 1 by 2 transparent orange plates,
three 1 by 1 transparent orange bricks,
three 1 by 1 30-degree slope transparent yellow roof tiles.
And for the base plate,
a light green 8 by 16.
Now let's get started!
To begin the base of our barbecue,
we're going to use a 2 by 8 plate.
We're going to place it right in the middle here.
An this is for demonstration purposes. You can place this anywhere you like.
Now let's use a 1 by 1 plate.
We're going to place it right here
and a 1 by 2 plate.
Next let's use two 1 by 4 smooth tiles.
We're going to place them along the back here
for our barbecue.
And I'll show you why in a second.
Take our 1 by 1 smooth tile,
place it along side of that plate.
And finally our last 1 by 2 smooth tiles.
This is the complete base for our barbecue.
Now I want to kind of simulate coals for my barbecue.
So I'm going to use six 1 by 1 studs.
We're going to stick them in here.
Line them up with the studs here
on the front here. Our dark red studs.
This is going to be the opening, and this is going to be the barbecue pit.
Just fill this whole area in here. A 2 by 3 area with studs.
Just put them in here.
Now the star build up our coals.
I'm going to take a 1 by 2 transparent orange plate.
We're going to set it right here.
And to line up the other side, a 1 by 1 transparent orange plate.
Now we're going to take six 1 by 1 transparent studs.
We're going to place three of them along the bottom here.
on top of our black studs,
and the other three on top of our
plates in the back
to build up the depth of our coals.
Now let's use our 30-degree slope 1 by 1 roof tiles transparent yellow.
We're going to set them right on top of this first row of studs.
This is going to simulate flames.
And to finish up our flames, we're going to use three 1 by 1 transparent orange bricks.
Just going to place them inside of here.
This is going to be the back.
This is also going to support our grill.
Now I want to kind of start on this side of the barbecue.
I'm going to take a 2 by 2 dark grey plate.
I'm going to place an orange 1 by 2 on one side.
And on the other side,
I'm going to grab a 1 by 2 dark red.
I'm just going to simply set it in here like so.
This is going to be the side of our barbecue.
Now on the other side, I'm going to a light brick
and I'm going to use a 1 by 2 transparent orange plate.
I'm just going to set it on top of the front part of the light brick,
and I'm just going to set it inside here on this side of the plate
to attach our brick.
Now our coals light up.
I want to build this area up right here.
I'm going to take a 1 by 2 tile.
We're going to place it along that side
and a 1 by 1 flat tile.
Now I want tot put tile along the back here to simulate brick.
Set this back to the side.
I'm going to take two dark grey angle plates.
I'm going to take two 1 by 8 smooth tiles.
We're going to place them along one side,
and place them along the other side of our angle plate.
So we have something that simulates brick.
And I'm just going to take this
and drop it down like so.
It should lock right in place here.
And now we got that simulated brick.
Now to work on this side.
I'm going to take another angle plate.
I'm going to take two 1 by 2 smooth tiles.
I'm going to hang them over the edge off of one stud.
And to fill this in, I'm going to take two 1 by 1 tiles.
We're just going to fill that in
to simulate our brick.
And I'm just going to simply drop it down on top of our light brick to hide it.
Now to work on this side, I'm going to take my last angle plate,
and I'm going to put two more 1 by 2 smooth tiles on the face of it for our brick.
And we're going to set our last side of our barbecue down.
So now we have a nice brick look to it.
Now let's begin the top.
To start off we're going to use a 1 by 2 plate.
I'm just going to set it on this side here.
And two more 1 by 2 plates.
We're going to place them along this side as well.
Now let's use our two 1 by 4 plates.
We're going to place them
on both sides of our barbecue.
Let's use three black 1 by 2 radiator grills.
We're going to set them
on top of our transparent bricks.
We have that illusion of a grill.
We're going to take a 2 by 2 tile.
We're going to place it along side of our grill here.
And now let's use two 1 by 2s.
Place them on the other side of the grill.
And finally take our last 1 by 2 tile.
Place it on the left side.
Now to build up the front of our barbecue as well as well as the back,
I'm going to simply take a 1 by 6 plate and a 1 by 8 smooth tile.
We're just going to sandwich one on top of one another like so,
and we're going to make two of these.
And simply going to drop one on our front.
and the one on our back of our barbecue.
And there you have it.
We have a nice cook top with a light brick.
As you can see it really lights up inside
as well as inside there.
It lights up really bright.
It looks realistic.
This would be great for any Lego house
or even a park.
Thank you for watching!