Introduction: LEGO ITheatre
You can use it as a display for you favorite Mini Figures. The speaker fits right into it. When your not using the speaker, the iTheatre works as an amplifier.
Step 1: Gather Your LEGO Pieces
Find a platform to build on. I'm using a platform from a space set. Measure your ipod using LEGOs. Grab enough so you can build a wall as wide as your platform and two brick rows taller than your ipod. At this point you can also decide which accessories to add on. I thought it would be good to use movie props.
I use an old cookie sheet to keep all my pieces together.
Step 2: Build the Walls
Build the back wall 16 layers high. Build the side walls 7 layers high. The side walls have a notch in the top layer to prop up your ipod. Make sure to interlink the bricks so it stays together better. I didn't interlink the walls because I wanted to take it apart for travel.
Step 3: Build the Accessories
I found my accessories in my uncles garage. They were in an old plastic bag. I think they are from a LEGO movie set from the 1980's. To build the camera I put three circular 1x1's on. Then put a piece on the bottom so it could go on.
The clapperboard snaps into another piece so it can go on to.
Step 4: Put It All Together
I put 2 flat pieces on the top and another 2 in front on the bottom. This makes a ledge for mini figures on top and accessories on bottom. All that's left to do is choosing which mini figures to put on.
The speaker fits in the bottom perfectly.
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17 Comments
9 years ago
It's an iPod stand
9 years ago on Introduction
Good job sir! Hang in there & in no time you'll be showing your Pop's all your tricks when you post new 'ibles! I use to go out with a girl who loved playing with Lego's at McDonald's. I met her in college, but she had a youthfulness that she really enjoyed them. I hear variations of Lego's are very popular! Keep on building. :)
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice Job! Well done.
9 years ago on Introduction
Cool..
9 years ago on Introduction
That is pretty sweet! I might just have to break out my bin of legos and try this out. I've been looking for a good way to hold my iTouch. And the idea of using a cookie sheet to hold them is genius, there's nothing like just using the floor and stepping on them :P
9 years ago on Introduction
Awesome... I am sorry you just missed the Father's day contest, this would have been a winner for sure.
Keep them coming, you are a bright kid :[)
9 years ago on Introduction
Very nice indeed... Keep them coming :-)
9 years ago on Introduction
Did you make this or did your legos come alive while you were out and built it for them selfs....hehehe. Great work keep it up!!!!
9 years ago on Introduction
Hey, this looks like fun...Nice job!!!
9 years ago on Introduction
Good Work, keep them coming
9 years ago on Introduction
What, no polished beaten metal?
Work hard, youngling, and will soon eclipse your dad. (If you need help, PM me.)
9 years ago on Introduction
That's very nice. Its a clever idea.
I hope your Mummy and Daddy let you help make their Instructables too. When my boys were little they made lego models like you, and now they post their own Instructables.
9 years ago on Introduction
Awesome job on integrating the speaker! Please post more stuff!
9 years ago
next stop lego tv, make it happen capt.
9 years ago on Introduction
Well done, this is great!
9 years ago on Step 4
=////=======> WoW.! - Sell a patent to Lego.? "There's a new generation taking over, GooD Stuff.
9 years ago on Introduction
Very creative! I can tell that the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree.