Snot Technique Lego Pro Building Tip for windows.

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[@hoarder66]

Snot is only snot until u use "snot" bricks. Once u do this u will have studs on top again. I say we switch the acronym to bots for bricks on their sides which is correct. We could also say pots for pieces on their sides.

[@lourencoandrade7502]

What a great video, in the ninjago docks it comes with side ways window picies with stickers( like posters) and i have done an other extension on my ninjago city using houses with the posters using this technique. There was somethings that i was still trying to figure out but with video was relly useful, this is just basic maths now that i think of it. :) nice

[@pliosaw]

dang son, haven't commented on one of your videos in months, but I can say that this is a cool tip, thanks. I am working on my 10 stud wide CSX Cargo Train, but still waiting for parts to arrive as they are stuck at the border at Calais :)

[@silveradoman298]

Love the pro tips Daryl! I'd like to see you do similar videos on traffic lights, utilities/telephone poles, conduit on buildings, scaffolding, and any tips you have on prying plates off of base plates or from each other without tearing up your fingers. Thanks!

[@BrooksBricks]

Good pro-tip / reminder!

[@dylanwhite3383]

Awesome video keep up the good work

[@oOSullyOo]

Great video, perfectly balanced short format with easily understandable highly useful tips!

[@jarodddanimations1618]

Thanks for the tip

[@Ponk_80]

Would it technically not be stanottotb, studs that are not on the top of the brick? Or is the bad grammar just to make it sound like a dirty joke?

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Lol grammar I can not tell you good or bad. English is my only language but I am very poor with it 😀

[@Ponk_80]

@@BevinsBricksWorldI didn’t mean you, it’s just that everyone uses the SNOT acronyms, without thinking if it’s actually accurate. 😅

[@runklestiltskin_2407]

Why is this video categorised as targeted towards children?

[@SirBricks]

I didn’t know 5 plates fit into a two brick space! Thanks for the info Daryl!

[@shawnbauer9835]

We’re you watching me build last night? This is exactly what I need to accomplish what I tried to do just 7 hours ago.

[@corne5755]

i like this type of videos with tips for building

[@atlanticbrickstudios]

I'm actually working on a moc right now that I wanted to use that big window but sideways and I didn't know how to do it. Thanks for the tip. If you want to see how it turned out it will be on my channel eventually. Thanks again.

[@Brickanics]

Awesome thanks for sharing. I’m definitely appreciating these tutorials.

[@joseluissoaresserodio3495]

Hello Daryl! The tutorials are doing really well! Could you tell us if there is a relation between the tutorial videos/growth of total subscribers? Do you think that will be a solution to bring more people to your channel? Thank you

[@joseluissoaresserodio3495]

@@BevinsBricksWorld that's interesting! Either way they are really helpful, please continue to do them!

[@GrumpyJ83]

WOW!!!! You make math fun.. lol. Great video. I never knew. I just threw something together and hope it holds lol.

[@PurpleRhymesWithOrange]

One thing the Tyco bricks were good for, instead of 1/3 block their plates were 1/2 block thickness.

[@davidwest7443]

Another great video packed full of useful info and great building techniques. Thanks for sharing buddy.

[@caloutaro]

Haha Badabim Badaboom and voila a nice tutorial!!! Thanks Daryl!!🤩

[@jeremytuttle9439]

Thanks for making this a simple subject. Is there a way to simplify how we think of using modified bricks with studs on the side when stacking them vertically and still having them line up with the long plate or tile we want to put on them?

[@CiBi1968]

Rofl Daryl , In the U.K Snot is something that runs out of your nose when you have a cold 🤣🤣

[@nobonesaboutit7639]

You do nice work my friend, appreciate your tutelage.

[@brucec3505]

Oh no! I got snot on my bricks...Thanks for another Pro tip.

[@TheLegoBoy]

Lego maths teacher! Darly Sir!

[@PaPasBricks]

Thanks for the pro tips always helpful

[@josephd27]

Very good techniques

[@robertwells2629]

Really useful thank you Bevan

[@Alijahs_Animations]

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[@bricksgt5382]

Great pro tip Daryl.

[@WilliamTheMovieFan]

Thanks Darrel!

[@EvansBrickhouse]

My wife heard snot and was like what are you watching. Lol 😂

[@EvansBrickhouse]

@@BevinsBricksWorld hahaha

[@buddylee6996]

Awesome video Daryl! Thank you for sharing techniques to build more creative MOC's.

[@cksbricks7791]

Great more of these please!! I always get confused using snots vertically and how much space to put between the seperate snot brick studs 😂

[@BrickfordCityFire]

Great tutorial! This is also a fantastic way to build compartments for fire and other emergency apparatus!

[@someboringperson]

This blew my mind when I learned this a couple years ago. I put a 2x2 tile on a 2x2 brick with a 2x2 plate underneath and just marveled at the cube I had created.

[@BeiggoMC]

Hello Daryl how are you

[@BeiggoMC]

@@BevinsBricksWorld i'm good thanks

[@aleksk.8619]

Bevins Bricks the Building pro Master...

[@aleksk.8619]

@@BevinsBricksWorld , No Problem My Fav LEGO KZbinr !

[@aleksk.8619]

@@BevinsBricksWorld , your the best!

[@aleksk.8619]

@@BevinsBricksWorld , No, I Appreciate you.

[@aleksk.8619]

@@BevinsBricksWorld , Are you going to do a live-stream today?