How to make lego signs.

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

Very interested in seeing alternate ways to make letters with curves like "B", "P", "R" along with the others you mentioned.

[@jmbtrain1]

I'm not a great Lego builder. I love your building techniques it helps me a lot to advance in Lego building.

[@DavesBrickHouse]

This is great Daryl - thanks for making it! I've tried making signs for my MOCs in the past and always struggled a bit. This video will get me started. Having said that, I'm really looking forward to your next video regarding better looking letters!

[@joseluissoaresserodio3495]

Perfect Daryl, much more useful than random stickers. And bricks don't pop off. Will do an experimental sign for my city Lego store. And we'll go from there! Thank you for sharing this building technique. Stay safe!

[@juancotto6773]

Thanks again for sharing your ideas, like always awesome job

[@TripleDHoney]

I have been working on doing more signs and 3d signs in my city thanks for sharing

[@Zabadak]

Nice tutorial. I think it is usefull for many builders among us. So well done

[@EvansBrickhouse]

I’ve always loved LEGO signs and when I started doing it I would get so frustrated with it but after lots of tries I’ve gotten pretty good at it. Your method is very similar to what I do and I use cheese wedges as well. This is a prime example of why trail and error is the best not the programs. Great video!

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

Great video. Will help me in making a sign for a custom micro building I've made.

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

Finished the first draft of my sign for my micro scale building but I'm off by 1/2 width of a tile's edge. I'm hoping the other styles of letters you mentioned address this issue. Thank you for making these videos.

[@trudybrick9454]

Many thanks for the video

[@matthewbrooks9502]

Thanks for this tutorial, Daryl. I haven't really come across a how-to on signs so I am going to make use of this!

[@matthewbrooks9502]

Especially doing custom mocs where stickers are hard to come by!

[@bricksloth6920]

Thanks for the video, I learned something. I didn't realize all those signs were illegal stacks of tiles. Guess I need to make another order....

[@lill02]

As a starting AFOL I’ve been looking for a video like this to make a name plate. The link from the Lego discovery center didn’t work anymore, thanks for explaining the same technique, gonna try it out really soon! :D

[@spidercub85]

can’t wait for the next video with the cheese slopes! I find it hard to keep the cheese slopes from falling out on either an M or an R. Probably because i’m trying to leave most of the back open so I can illuminate the sign. Lol making my own problems.

[@josephd27]

Interesting style on the diamond shop

[@josephd27]

@@BevinsBricksWorld I think it looks great

[@jjpierre9314]

Great video Daryl, good to see you again!😂 I've actually been wanting to learn how to build words and numbers in that style, so thank you very much for the tips!

[@hannahvos9091]

Nice video, its going to be very helpful for a lot of people i think.😁😁

[@GalaGade2021]

Very nice Daryl awesome tutorial 💕👍❤️

[@d4bricks889]

Well done awesome vidio looks great. Brilliant lego video.

[@BlackGloveBricks]

Super helpful! Time to start making some signs! Thanks for posting!

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

You are so welcome!

[@BenWoolwine]

Great video! You should finish that arcade moc

[@GenreFluid]

Could also make a great alternative protest sign

[@TheBluenyt09]

Wow! Awzum way in making signs 😎🤘🤘👌👌

[@sagetan9952]

Hi man.. doing good thanks for teaching me how to make sign

[@sagetan9952]

@@BevinsBricksWorld welcome

[@thierryleroy1070]

Nice.. I already use this technic.. I would just like to say that the tiles without grooves are better in this case. Small slopes allow to improve some letter as well.. So I waiting the next video!

[@sohaibhamdan2114]

Yo he needs more likes he deserves more likes😔

[@nbalivemobileawesomeness4481]

Great video

[@doglover334]

good video. maybe later you should do a tutorial on the cheese wedge method

[@nothingwhatsoevertwotone]

0:45 how did u do the clear cheese slope

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

All held together by friction

[@roberttroidl7230]

That was interesting I did not know you. could do that thank you again

[@darthgbc363]

Did you make a video with the newer letters?

[@lilmacbricks741]

No kidding! I had no idea Lego had it's own official alphabet? How did you become privi to this info? Great video, great tip thanks for sharing it with us!

[@lilmacbricks741]

@@BevinsBricksWorld yeah as you were demonstrating I got me thinking back on when I built the café corner or the movie theater modules and the signs you had to brick build. I can definitely visualize where the cheese slopes would improve some of the letters also. Thanks again

[@Gbricks]

First , keep it up Daryl , I the sign , I love it

[@brianreip411]

Great video, I want to make my House number out of lego (120) to hang from my mailbox. I would like it larger than this and preferably visible from both sides. How would I scale this up for a Mailbox sign? I am thinking 6 inches high 8 inches wide. What would be the part list I would need?

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

To go larger just use 2x4 bricks as they will really stand out that way.

[@brianreip411]

for each letter?

[@cristhoperd.henriquez5894]

Cool!!!

[@dorohmc]

Hi, thanks for the video. I’m currently doing a MOC based on the toy shop from Set 31105. I thought it would be perfect to make a letter sign above entry that says ‘TOYS’. I made the sign one brick thick but it is very loose and hard to keep together without pushing thru. I made it to look like your ARCADE sign in video and Rita length is 10 studs. Anything that I’m overlooking to make more secure? Thanks

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Sadly that is an issue with this particular method what you can do though is use modified plates with clips to attach to bars on the back side

[@dorohmc]

@@BevinsBricksWorld I assume you are referring to the technique used in the PetShop and Detective’s Office. I worked it out for my application and like many things with LEGO, the satisfaction when it finally works is great.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Yes also used in the fire brigade set as well

[@butheadjoe]

LOL @ 8:10

[@Lego_oldschool]

I'm not first 😂