How Do You Build An Airplane With LEGO Instructions?
One of the things LEGO is most known for is its versatility. With a handful of toy bricks, you can make a car, a house, a robot, and even an airplane–without too much effort. Airplanes are impressive and complicated machines in reality, but they’re simple enough to build with LEGO bricks, although it does help to have some instructions. There are a whole host of LEGO airplane-themed sets on the market, or with a large collection, you could always make your own. Lay out the base of the fuselage. The fuselage is the main part of the plane, the body. The base is the lower-most LEGO layer, to which you will later attach the walls, nose, tail and wings of the plane. Make the base out of flat plates, several of them in a row. You should use at least 4-stud wide plates, but probably not much more than 6-stud wide plates. Add any seats, chairs or other internal parts that will be in your plane. Most planes have several rows of seats for passengers, or lots of equipment inside. Build the walls
