6 New Techniques To Improve Your LEGO Mocs In 2023!

6 New Techniques To Improve Your LEGO Mocs In 2023! Here are 6 lego techniques I have learned that will help take your lego mocs to the next level! In This lego moc building tutorial I will take you step by step through the process of building each one and if you have any questions leave them in the comments!

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[firebirdbricks]

Great ideas! I especially like the round building technique with the bars and clips. Lots of possibilities there!

[ruppieruppie]

Coconut Brick Studio's has climbed his way to my top spot of moc builders! I love that he shows us techniques like this, his various builds, displays, etc and is engaging with the community. Love his lil tid bit vids of $5, $50, or $100 builds or 10 min, 30 min 1 hr etc. It's great stuff all around and as of late my go to for reference and ideas for my own moc.

[infantdragon]

I like your use of the LEGO dimensions base in the thrusters of the acclamator.

[stLegion-guqc]

Personally I like the technique with the net it’s cool how you can made great battle damage and from a previous video you can made good nets

[Jwolf]

The round building technique is very good and helpfull. I used this technique to build a tree trunk.

[kidcollectable]

Great techniques! Definitely might use the brick wall technique in a future moc!

[_tortilla_]

I just wanted to say that your videos inspired me to make my own moc with the new 501st battle pack I got, and this video helped a ton to improve my next mocs

[crackpotfox]

Honestly that net one was amazing. Could be used to make some many things. Thanks dude great tips

[dandragonz]

Really smart ideas, i especially like the technique that uses the net.

[lockSalt]

Only 3 styles in, these are fantastic examples of creative building. For bricksake you earned my sub!

[djt]

So many moc tip videos are aimed at location/Set builds. It would be nice to see some love aimed at creature/mech builds. It's especially the torsos and hands I struggle with

[gjacobson]

Awesome ideas! When I am sorting and putting parts away, I am constantly looking at their shapes and think of new ways of using them. I like experimenting and often come up with new ideas to try. My daughter and I are to the point, when we look at something in real life, we think how can we build it out of Lego. When you get yourself in that mindset, and let your creativity run wild, you never know what you will come up with!
I will be using the net idea!
Thanks for sharing!

[Normabbot]

This is the type of video I was looking for today I cannot lie

[Jessie-wkri]

I really like your ideas because I am having a durn out of ideas for my Star Wars Mocs and you tips are really helpful thank you so much you are the best you are number 1 you are number 1 you are number 1

[BricksYt]

Awesome techniques! Definitely will try to use some of these. Especially that aclomator engine because it can be used as a pillar

[legomananimations]

Great video! I love seeing how you utilized these techniques in actual mocs!

[clonecreatesclassics_]

Good stuff, I recognize about half of those techniques! For feedback, it might be good to put time stamps, or whatever it’s called, on the video so people can quickly get to the section of this video they want for a technique.

[davidboyd]

Thank you for the video and helpful tips

[probrobly]

I also haven’t seen anyone use the lego dimension nfc disc, pretty cool

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[hirkhirk]

great viedeo! I really like the technique you used for some engines