It's almost that time of year (for Americans) 4th of July! Grilling hotdogs, playing outside, eating to your hearts (or maybe stomachs?) content. So I thought I should make a barbeque! Here is the tutorial (you can change the colors or pieces, if you like)
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| Here is the barbeque! |
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| This is the supply list (hopefully you can see it well) |
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| Begin with a 4x6 plate |
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| Get three red 1x1 cylinders and connect them one on top of the other. |
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| this is how it should look with them all connected |
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| Add this to one corner of your BBQ. This will be a leg |
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Now get a whatever this piece is called and connect it on the corner
across from the three cylinders. |
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move your BBQ aside and get a round red 2x2 and connect
it to the top of a regular 2x2 |
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| grab a pair of wheels and connect it to the bottom |
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| put this on the bottom of your BBQ |
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now grab a 1x4 plate and connect it to your BBQ according to the
picture. |
That is all for right now. Something is up with my computer, and I can't add any more photos. Part 2 will be up shortly.
(ps. I am trying something new. i think whoever does the post should end with their custom minifigure)
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So Long for now!
~Angie
(This is my custom minifigure, not me)
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