Lego Ideas Medieval Black smith Shop 21325

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If the project is approved and cleared for production, it is developed and later released as an official set under the "LEGO Ideas" banner and the original designer receives 1% of the royalties and a number of free sets. The point is that you’ve really got everyone you need to fill out 21325 Medieval Blacksmith – any extra minifigures might have felt superfluous. Today Kev Levell ( on Flickr) reviews the construction of LEGO® Ideas set 21325 Medieval Blacksmith, following his parts analysis yesterday. Our Smithy can simply head the metal on the forge, bring across to the anvil out front, and then turn back around and dip it into the water trough to cool off. Our other knight sports a large halberd/pike, using the Monkie kid handle and silver axe head, this imposing weapon definitely lets you know that she’s the hot-headed newbie on the block ready to kick some butt.

Like most of the Ideas sets, this one contains information about the fan designer and LEGO designers in the beginning before you move onto the build. I personally want some dwarves and trolls again - or a medieval theme that resonates towards that anyway. Lastly, we attach tiles along the upper lip of the building, making it easier to remove the second story, much like what is seen on sets in the Modular Building series. The 8th bag is a bit more involved, as it takes some time finish the walls, but also to carefully apply the exposed wooden beams to exposed studs on the exterior.Not that we would have passed up the chance to bulk out a wider medieval setting, particularly given this is really the only castle-themed LEGO set on the market right now. Moving alongside the side of the house is a bit of detailing that deserves way more credit than people realise.

Discover the enchanting world of medieval architecture with the Lego 21325 Ideas - Medieval Blacksmith set.But they’re tiny niggles for a set that you’ll love putting together, and admire even more when it’s finished. Let's dive in and take a look at the completed model before seeing how it goes together and what's inside. As with so many LEGO sets, the first bag is all about building a sturdy base and applying some light decoration to it.