Introduction: Awesome Lego Chess Set!
what you need :
Lego's.....a lot
THE BASE : (this step works best on a flat surface) for this you will need a lot of flat pieces (like in second pic)
lay them out to form a square, mine was 10x10 inches (the squares were as big as four square pieces)
the result should look something like this (see 3rd pic)
then just connect the flat pieces together using normally shaped random Lego pieces (you can do a border if you want, mine was green) the last pic shows the completed base with a border.
Lego's.....a lot
THE BASE : (this step works best on a flat surface) for this you will need a lot of flat pieces (like in second pic)
lay them out to form a square, mine was 10x10 inches (the squares were as big as four square pieces)
the result should look something like this (see 3rd pic)
then just connect the flat pieces together using normally shaped random Lego pieces (you can do a border if you want, mine was green) the last pic shows the completed base with a border.
Step 1: The Checkered Squares
THE CHECKERED SQUARES :
(I recommend doing this step on a flat surface)
Take a bunch of normally shaped black and white(or blue and red :) legos,and form them into squares. (they should be as big as four square pieces) there should be 64 squares.
then just connect them to the base like so. ( alternating colors)
(I recommend doing this step on a flat surface)
Take a bunch of normally shaped black and white(or blue and red :) legos,and form them into squares. (they should be as big as four square pieces) there should be 64 squares.
then just connect them to the base like so. ( alternating colors)
Step 2: The Pawn
the pics explain it better than i do :)
Step 3: The Rook
follow the pics
Step 4: The Knight
do what the pics tell you to do.
Step 5: The Bishop
you can probably guess what you're supposed to do...........follow the pics!!
Step 6: The Queen
you know what to do.
Step 7: The King
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Step 8: Setting Up the Board
you probably know how to do this, but just in case.