LEGO Trees Tips Tricks and Techniques. My Favorite LEGO Trees.

[@egemenogredik_]

I’ve discovered you with the obelisk videos but the whole channel was a buried treasure for me! Love the content and learning a ton, i sincerely want you to grow and reach other fans as well!

[@bricksculpt]

Wow thank you so much I'm glad you're enjoying it!

[@Malt0d3xtr1n]

Same, I started with the obelisk videos, but all this content is awesome!

[@sketchingtophat9661]

I don’t even do anything Lego related anymore but I thoroughly enjoy your creativity and commentary enough to continue being an avid viewer. Keep on building!

[@bricksculpt]

Wow, thats awesome thanks! It's never too late to start or restart with LEGO!

[@Machinehead8]

Same here

[@AdamJasper18]

That pine tree is perfect and would make such a good chritmas tree using flower piecs as baubles. There's so many connection points for small pin holes

[@bricksculpt]

I agree I will have to do that soon

[@SigurdBraathen]

At first I was skeptical to this topic, but then it grew on me. Now I pine to make my own trees; the though of it won't leaf my mind! I have to start a-sap!

[@bricksculpt]

Love this lol!

[@CDSmith0000]

Wow, the articulation in the oak is really impressive. looks absolutely amazing, the pine maybe a bit too thorny. Your daily Lego wisdom is really inspiring

[@bricksculpt]

Thank you very much!

[@roelbest6261]

Im not sure if its the best pine tree XD..BUT.. i sure do love that one and i learned alot from it. I laughed at the part where you did the sea bush because i also figured that one out. I love to see more keep it going.

[@Donnosaurus]

These looks really good!

[@bricksculpt]

Thanks!

[@macksonamission1784]

Thst first tree alone has more elements than most of my MOCs. The big oak looks too good. Bravo.

[@bricksculpt]

Thank you

[@1027scm]

Bravo! Amazing techniques! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@bricksculpt]

You are so welcome!

[@karentiel]

Great techniques. Thanks for sharing.

[@bricksculpt]

Thanks for watching!

[@kkampf1213]

I found you doing a search for tree tutorials. Thank you very much for sharing!!! Your building arena looks similar to mine. I also use Plano 3700 series containers. I love them because they are dust free and I can easily see and find the parts I need. Also, I am hoping to get a Rebrickmat for Christmas.

[@KWHCoaster]

11:56 I've been using the "twigs" like made since this vid. No more branches falling off and adds branch detail to the trees. Been doing this on ground cover as well. I knew there was a reason for filling a large PAB box with these a few months ago. And used them to fill voids in other PAB boxes.

[@bricksculpt]

Works great doesn't it.

[@gdn86]

If anyone was looking for this part, it's number 68211 (Plant Flower Stem with Bar and 3 Stems Short) in reddish brown.

[@michaelnurse9089]

You have a cool way of saying roots.

[@bricksculpt]

Lll thanks

[@Nphen]

I haven't seen most of these tree builds before. The oak is great. The bushes are Nice Parts Usage for the vine/coral piece. The fir tree is interesting. I've seen several evergreen designs I like. My main theme is castle / D&D and I love Forestmen. I converted the Ideas Treehouse for them and want to surround it with at least 10 different types of tree. Finding these is a big help. Parts for different trees overlap, so I want to finalize and part count all designs before I order from a Bricklink bulk store. Love to hear you shop with Bevin's Bricks. I get flexi tube & lights from him.

[@bricksculpt]

I'm glad you like them, thanks!

[@chocolate_maned_wolf]

the lego store near me had the 1x1 round stud w/ hole and 2x2 dimension 3 leaf design part, i got a $17 box of them and now i almost feel like I have TOO many lmao, but your tree designs look great and use a lot of them, so i can make a good bunch of really large thick trees now!

[@bricksculpt]

You can never have too many 3 leaf pieces. I own thousands and still run low sometimes.

[@bonovoxel7527]

Dude it's one week i follow you, all the Washington monument from the beginning and you're awesome, I'm enjoyin a lot these natural features in Lego and the trees but lemme say, I recognize a weed plant when I see one, and Sir the first technique you show it's the most beautiful cannabis plant I've ever seen in Lego. Great job!! *edit while watching - the 4th you show looks a lot like vines, I mean wine vines, grapes. When they're young or in less tall setups like on the hills, or when they're just left to grow on the ground to take them off branches. Indeed the second one is the coolest til now, it resembles mediterranean pinetrees, or as you fully built'em maybe the Savanna trees from Minecraft, the orange wood can't recall exact name. There's many room-size city builders that might take a break for some suggestions here, not to be dork they all build great stuff I'm only envious, tho they could variate a bit more taking inspiration! Uuu, Quercus Magnifolia if I remember correctly the Oak. looks great! I didn't know the existence of those white overpowered snot bricks tho. Those are cornerstones, quite literally! This is so relaxing.

[@bricksculpt]

Lol never thought of it that way. Thanks!

[@ronniek4478]

These are great! Love learning new techniques for landscaping. Thanks!

[@bricksculpt]

Glad you like them thanks!

[@BrysonRitchie]

Especially when you start getting into those larger trees, I could see you being able to capture the growth patterns of real tree species (for example, where I live a lot of our pines/spruces etc tend to grow a lot more long and narrow and drop a lot of their lower, older branches)

[@Beregorn88]

7:24 you can use droid arms, skeleton arms and mechanical claws to add thickness to it; the problem is their availability in useful colours. If you are fine with a bit of black in your bushes, you are golden...

[@bricksculpt]

Nice tip thanks

[@chocolate_maned_wolf]

omg using the 1x2x2 white snot part for the tree core is genius. i also have a large box of those from pab from a few months back bc i use them for pillars.

[@bricksculpt]

Yeah I got them off pab wall also! Thanks

[@ordanarymods4990]

this was super interesting! for new builders who might be attempting your monthly challenge, it could be neat if you did similar videos for building water or cliffs out of lego

[@bricksculpt]

I already did a water one. Rocks in the future!

[@ordanarymods4990]

⁠Nice! i’ll find that one and keep an eye out

[@curtisleblanc5897]

13:31 I have *never* seen that piece before! That is crazy!

[@bricksculpt]

Yeah it's a good one for trees

[@gdn86]

Another kind of unique part I had to track down, but I recently used in the Orchid build is 98284 (Plate, Round 2 x 2 with Pin Hole and 4 Bar Arms Up) in reddish brown.

[@nexusnui]

17:20 That transparent piece is also available in green and black.

[@bricksculpt]

Yes I know but I have them in clear and you don't see them whe. Its done. I also think they are cheaper in clear!

[@quintonellis4378]

In love with the oak!

[@bricksculpt]

Thanks!

[@jakemermelstein2018]

Your videos are amazing. One request/suggestion: could you list the parts numbers for less common pieces sometimes? It's probably a lot of work, so understandable if you don't want to--but I'd love to copy some of your ideas but I can't always figure out the part numbers.

[@bricksculpt]

I will try, as you mentioned it's a lot of work. 1. If you need to know a piece you can ask me and I will tell you the number. 2. The discord server is great for stuff like this because there are constantly people on there who answer quickly and are LEGO experts!

[@baranxlr]

The big oak is beautiful!

[@bricksculpt]

Thanks!

[@annebergman7908]

I don't think I've seen the three-trunk-tree before. Absolutely love it! Am going to try that. Do you think it might work putting a limb piece between the lager and the smaller trunk piece so that the leaves start lower?

[@bricksculpt]

I have to try it but I think it could work.

[@jessemarty3474]

Good tutorial. Where did you get that Rebrickable table matt with the different lego colors?

[@bricksculpt]

Rebrickable :P

[@mRhea]

using non-lego tubing is such a cool idea just like the mirrors - mirror tape/sheet i think theres a good video idea in collecting all of such examples from the greater community if there is enough that is

[@bricksculpt]

Thanks Bevins is the best!!!

[@madgorila8]

Thank you very much! Your videos are very helpful. Top five lego youtube channel!

[@bricksculpt]

Wow thanks you're the best!

[@digadigado]

Generally I don't like those leaf pieces but they look pretty good here

[@bricksculpt]

Yeah people are 50/50 on them

[@natecnino]

Beautiful 👍🍀

[@bricksculpt]

Thank you

[@Dniedaccess]

Preciate you sharing these 🙏

[@bricksculpt]

Glad you like them!

[@rdklarnet55]

I love Your videos! Now i just need free time to build, and play!

[@bricksculpt]

You and me both! Thanks so much

[@PatChow-px1td]

Could you maybe do rock rock walls cliff clifface stuff like that would be great thank you

[@bricksculpt]

I'll add it to my list

[@noahhosking495]

These trees look awesome, ngl your channel is inspiring me to go forth and get some lego lol

[@bricksculpt]

Awesome do it!

[@MichaeldeSousaCruz]

Oh my word. This was orgasmic! I’m going to watch this again after I finish this cigarette. Well done! Love the first two trees and the pine tree is a masterpiece!

[@bricksculpt]

Wow thank for the kind words!!!

[@djserious9341]

These are so great!

[@bricksculpt]

Thanks!

[@rolout2233]

i have finished building with my 6yo son dreamzzz treehouse and decided to put it on a mills plate -( i try to put every big build on a mills because it is just easy to move them) - and we had some fun with decorating it with flowers and trees :) ours are not that impresive. nice job - pine tree i like a lot - hope that this trans minifig piece will be on pab ;)

[@officiallyjk420]

Just the video I was looking for

[@Lordodragonss]

I love Seeweed + Big classic branches They make really good trees

[@bricksculpt]

I agree. Just don't tell the Lego police

[@lilyzzworld]

I literally watched the pine tree video yesterday so this is a nice surprise!

[@bricksculpt]

Lol that's awesome

[@bhikku17]

Do you know the name or number of the piece for your big oak tree at 13:28? The round connector with the prongs?

[@bricksculpt]

LEGO Plate 2 x 2 Round with Four Vertical Bars (65738 / 98284)

[@toeguides]

I’d love to see your take on the huge Georgia pines they’ve got at Augusta

[@bricksculpt]

I'm up for the challenge.

[@marlieshagg6144]

Love all of them! But since I dont know where to get flex tube and the oak and pine are way too complicated and big for me, I stick with the 2nd 😊. About those bushes: is that old seaweed? I can only find different seaweed, not suitable for your technique.

[@bricksculpt]

Thanks! Flextubes I buy by the foot from Bevins bricks (its not genuine Lego but works great). Yes, it is the old seaweed the part number 30093, it's readily available on Bricklink or Brick Owl.

[@marlieshagg6144]

@bricksculpt found the seaweed part!

[@pauldeddens5349]

I think you could do a better pine with minifig hands, though they shouldnt really be considered proper blocks. Do they make green robot hand/levers?

[@bricksculpt]

I like the minifig hand idea

[@pinobluevogel6458]

Seriously all trees look good, but that pine tree

[@bricksculpt]

Thank you so much!

[@MetaHydra-gj6ms]

This is gonna be so so useful. Now I just need to go get more plant pieces

[@bricksculpt]

Time to shop!

[@reebanruben9043]

Where did you get that cool mat?

[@bricksculpt]

Rebrickable

[@Lego.man33]

Time for a tree obelisk now!

[@GuanoLad]

I had to look up what a Travis brick was. What an unusual reason for it to get a nickname.

[@bricksculpt]

Honestly I don't even know why they are called that.

[@GuanoLad]

@@bricksculpt Some guy named Travis Kunce liked this brick so much he got a tattoo of it!

[@lost.laurel]

Whats the piece used at 4:05?

[@bricksculpt]

40378, or 51274

[@lost.laurel]

@bricksculpt thank you!!

[@MikehMike01]

The three leaf pieces *are* hideous, thanks for acknowledging that

[@bricksculpt]

You're not alone it that one. But I like them

[@MikehMike01]

@@bricksculpt they look like duck feet 🤣

[@AngieTheCatGD]

@@MikehMike01 now there’s an idea

[@foxyfoxfilms]

I just bought 50 kilos of lego (mostly bricks) what do I do?

[@bricksculpt]

Share them with your favorite KZbinr?

[@foxyfoxfilms]

@@bricksculpt im positive we’re on different continents

[@piensluc7444]

My problem with these flex tubing Bevin bricks don't ship to Europe ! So if somebody here know some alternatives or how to get it please share it with me ! THANX IN ADVANCE

[@bricksculpt]

Ahhh yeah I've heard that one before wish he would but I'm sure it super expensive.

[@piensluc7444]

@@bricksculpt - i send an email to him wait for his respons

[@mosulescu]

12:48 💀💀💀

[@ramseyturner321]

The most common mistake I see when building trees is people build them far too small. I really try to build in scale, or close to it (~40-45:1, with 42:1 being ideal). Keeping this in mind, a 10ft. tree would be 2.86 in. tall. Or, a 50ft. tree would be 14.3 in tall.

[@bricksculpt]

Yeah scale is always hard with minifigs. It's not just trees. If houses were built to monifig scale a large city would fit like 6 houses and that's it. You kind of have to build everything scaled down.

[@ramseyturner321]

@@bricksculpt I don't fully agree. The modular buildings do quite a good job of staying relatively close to scale. Or, as close as one can get when minifigs are basically giant toddlers.

[@bricksculpt]

I disagree I bet if you look at the measurements of a modular building compared to a minifig and a real building with a real person they would be tiny. Just look at the amount of interior space.

[@Cactus555Brick]

This don't work in lego Minecraft trees 😔 No just kidding jsjsj, awesome, so useful, thank you ✨

[@bricksculpt]

Thanks!