Introduction: Lego Medical Sign (6-point)
I didn't know what to call this shape but it's the same shape as the Lego medical sign so that's what I named it. It's also a nice shape to make flowers out of.
Easy to build and fun to marvel at, get ready to make a Lego Medical Sign!
Easy to build and fun to marvel at, get ready to make a Lego Medical Sign!
Step 1:
You're gonna need 369 1x2s.
That means:
123 of each color for three colors.
That means:
123 of each color for three colors.
Step 2:
To make a Lego Medical Sign, you want to make a long strip that basically looks like the letter E stacked up a bunch of times.
Start by building a structure 3 layers high and that's staggered on the end as shown in the first and second pictures. The top level should be 9 studs (those dots on top the bricks) long. Turn the 90 degree corner and continue the strip until it's 14 studs long. Now you should have a backwards L. Continue attaching bricks so that you build another line of 14 studs going right next to the last.
Start by building a structure 3 layers high and that's staggered on the end as shown in the first and second pictures. The top level should be 9 studs (those dots on top the bricks) long. Turn the 90 degree corner and continue the strip until it's 14 studs long. Now you should have a backwards L. Continue attaching bricks so that you build another line of 14 studs going right next to the last.
Step 3:
Now start attaching bricks at a 90 degree angle so that it makes an L shape. Build the bottom part of the L until it is 15 studs long then turn 90 degrees again to build the tall parts of the backwards and normal L shape.
Notice that the first back to back Ls were topped off by two vertical bricks but the next L pair is topped off by a horizontal brick. As you build, these will continue to go back and forth.
Notice that the first back to back Ls were topped off by two vertical bricks but the next L pair is topped off by a horizontal brick. As you build, these will continue to go back and forth.
Step 4:
Continue building the back to back L shapes until you have a strip that looks like the picture.
Step 5:
Bend the model to bring the two ends together and connect them. Voilà!
Want more 1x2 LEGO fun? Check out these other 1x2 bendy shape Instructables:
Lego Star
Lego Saw Blade
Lego Cog
Lego Deltoid and Astroid
Lego Pentagon
Lego Triangle
Lego Circle
Lego Starburst
Lego Heart
Want more 1x2 LEGO fun? Check out these other 1x2 bendy shape Instructables:
Lego Star
Lego Saw Blade
Lego Cog
Lego Deltoid and Astroid
Lego Pentagon
Lego Triangle
Lego Circle
Lego Starburst
Lego Heart