With just one collection of LEGO bricks, you can build any of these 10 models—from the simple Hot Rod to the mighty Excavator. Tips and tricks will inspire you to create your own amazing models. Whether you’re new to the LEGO Build-It Book series or ready for a new challenge, you’re in for hours of fun!
"A great intro to some clever building techniques that older kids will love to try out. The instructions themselves are just as simple to follow as LEGO’s." —GeekDad
"The instructions and model renders are extremely well done. You'll have pleasure flicking through it and seeing the amazing potential of a pile of LEGO bricks." —Huw Millington, Brickset
"This is one of the most useful LEGO books I have ever come across." —TheBrickBlogger
"Nathanael Kuipers and Mattia Zamboni set a new standard with this book, a standard that other authors just might struggle to live up to. Every aspect of this book is top-notch, from cover to cover." —BrickNerd
"Whether you simply want instructions for 10 great alternative models or need a hands-on guide to improve your creative skills, this book is a valuable addition to your LEGO Library." —Hispabrick
"Once again, No Starch Press has offered LEGO enthusiasts a great book full of extra fun for both kids and adults." —A LEGO A Day
"The guide is seriously high quality with simple, easy-to-follow instructions. A great idea that leans more toward frugality versus purchasing new official kits every few months." —Nerdy With Children
Nathanaël Kuipers is a Dutch design professional who worked for several years as a product developer for the LEGO Group in Denmark, where he was mainly responsible for engineering LEGO Technic models. He is the mastermind behind models like 8261, 8271, 8272, 8292, and 8674. He has also collaborated on the creation of many other models. Check out his work at http://www.nkubate.com/. Mattia Zamboni is a fan of graphic design, photography, and LEGO, and he has a degree in electrical engineering. Based in Switzerland, he pursues his passion of graphic design, showcasing his talents within the world of 3D computer graphic arts. Check out his work at http://www.brickpassion.com/.
With just one collection of LEGO bricks, you can build any of these 10 models—from the simple Hot Rod to the mighty Excavator. Tips and tricks will inspire you to create your own amazing models. Whether you’re new to the LEGO Build-It Book series or ready for a new challenge, you’re in for hours of fun!
"A great intro to some clever building techniques that older kids will love to try out. The instructions themselves are just as simple to follow as LEGO’s." —GeekDad
"The instructions and model renders are extremely well done. You'll have pleasure flicking through it and seeing the amazing potential of a pile of LEGO bricks." —Huw Millington, Brickset
"This is one of the most useful LEGO books I have ever come across." —TheBrickBlogger
"Nathanael Kuipers and Mattia Zamboni set a new standard with this book, a standard that other authors just might struggle to live up to. Every aspect of this book is top-notch, from cover to cover." —BrickNerd
"Whether you simply want instructions for 10 great alternative models or need a hands-on guide to improve your creative skills, this book is a valuable addition to your LEGO Library." —Hispabrick
"Once again, No Starch Press has offered LEGO enthusiasts a great book full of extra fun for both kids and adults." —A LEGO A Day
"The guide is seriously high quality with simple, easy-to-follow instructions. A great idea that leans more toward frugality versus purchasing new official kits every few months." —Nerdy With Children
Author
Nathanaël Kuipers is a Dutch design professional who worked for several years as a product developer for the LEGO Group in Denmark, where he was mainly responsible for engineering LEGO Technic models. He is the mastermind behind models like 8261, 8271, 8272, 8292, and 8674. He has also collaborated on the creation of many other models. Check out his work at http://www.nkubate.com/. Mattia Zamboni is a fan of graphic design, photography, and LEGO, and he has a degree in electrical engineering. Based in Switzerland, he pursues his passion of graphic design, showcasing his talents within the world of 3D computer graphic arts. Check out his work at http://www.brickpassion.com/.
