How To Make A Lego Pokemon

Hi, my name is Charles Scott and i am the adminstrator at thepikaclub.co.uk.

I have been playing pokemon for over 10 years and I pride myself on knowing everything there is to know about pokemon. In this video, I am going to show you how to make a pokemon, how to leg out which can be a fun thing to do. So to start off with, I've got some pieces already laid-out and i going to start off with a four and then I'm going to add two threes as a six, because I do not have a six.

And then i am going to add an eight and then the ten. And I am going to keep building up to certain point and then carrying on up to try and make a bit of a circle. OK, so what i have done here is slowly got that increasingly longer and building out to a point and then getting it diversing then processing again.

So to form it to a sort of a circle shape. Now what I am going to build is the eyes. Now there is a block here which has three holes in it.

And this is where the eyes are going to plug in to. All I need is a little grey square, like this with this small piece here, a white square on top and a little black split. Now you can use any colors that you want, but of course eyes have black pupils in them so I am using black.

And then I make a second one and all I do is just plug in to the two how to make toads and you know have his eyes. Now for the arms I am going to need three and 8 block. And in this case I've got 2 singles again - I do not have a rectangle so I am going to use use 2 fours.

And I'm going to put this piece on the end. Now this is a join piece so long, that I may have to move the fist, that I am just about to create now. Just here this is very simple a four.

Square on the one side and a rectangle on the other just hanging off slightly, without that, on the end so we have made 2 of these and now I am going to put them in to our pokemon here. So using the rectangle square and plug itin to this joint that I have made earlier like so and fold the arm up and its the same on the other side like so. The joints pull out the arms move slightly.

So there we have it a very cool GO dude.