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This candy dispenser provides a fun way to get a delicious sweet treat. A simple slider mechanism doles out the goods and the top has an easy-releas...
The Lego Candy Dispenser takes a variety of parts to make but since there's aren't many specialized or rare parts, most people should be able to build...
Construct an 8x8 base of bricks topped with plates. I used 8 2x4 lime bricks and then topped it with 2x2, 1x2, and 2x4 orange tiles. Whatever parts y...
Make 4 stacks of 2 2x4 bricks each. Attach these to the left and right side of the base.
Connect two 2x3 slopes using a 1x4 plate. Attach four 1x8s to the 1x4 plate. Add a 1x4 tile to one end of the base. Connect the slope/1x8 piece to...
Add a layer of bricks on top of the model. I used six pink 2x4s.
Now it's time to prep the transparent pieces. Make stacks of 3 window thingies to make 12 sets total. Stack 19 1x1 plates to make 4 stacks total.
Attach 3 sets of the window thingy stacks to each side of the model. The 4 stacks of 1x1 plates go on the corners.
Attach four 1x6 tiles to connect the sides of windows. The 1x1 tiles will make the lid stick on but the tiles will make it easy to take off.
Arrange a layer of four 2x8 plates into an 8x8 square. Connect the plates using 2x2 tiles offset by one row of studs. Attach the lid to the top of the...
Make the slider by laying out plates as shown. Top with a layer of bricks. Top that with a tiles but be sure to leave 2x2 gaps on the ends. Make two...
Push the slider into the model. The 2x2 opening needs to be closer to the end with the 2x3 sloped ramp. Add the second stack of studs to the other end...
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