Most LEGO apps are just a fun way to expand the LEGO hobby when we are away from our brick-collection, and some even serve useful purposes (LEGO instructions, LEGO set and minifigure databases, etc.).
We would love to see it.īe sure to check out our LEGO Science fun as well.We have talked about LEGO apps before, and as Apple and Android devices continue to dominate the market we can expect more. If your family creates a 3D LEGO Minifig using any of these programs, free to share a screenshot of your build on our FB page. You have to have their software to use the generator.
You can try the minifig generators at Bricksmith (Mac) and LD4D Studio. We had a different option but it has been taken off the Internet (bummer!) Here are some programs for beginners to play around with. This very cool LEGO 3D creation is definitely an advanced level computer building project. This looks like a lot of fun for those who love LEGO and computer design. Find out more information about Blender and check out their tutorials for beginners here. There are also blender tutorials on Creative Bloq.
If you use blender you will have to adapt the tutorial to that platform. The article suggests using Maya, a 3D Animation Software package but since the package I looked at was, um, $400.00 perhaps you would rather take a look at Blender which is a very powerful 3D imaging software package that is free! We love free. Click on the Minifig to go to the Jay Mug site and download the schematics to use in your project. There is step-by-step tutorial on creating a 3D LEGO Minifig Superhero over at Creative Bloq. They mentioned the need for schematics so I found this for you. The video below is a very detailed 3-part tutorial for making a basic 3D LEGO figure.Ģ. This classic version of a LEGO minifig is made with the 3ds Max program that appears to be free for students and educators. LEGO is an awesome learning tool and this is just one more way you can use that interest to get them creating and developing new skills.ġ. The last project is perfect for anyone, though younger designers may need some help. The first two projects are more advanced and would likely be the best fit for someone with some CAD-like experience. He can make and style his own minifig with free software found online. Learning to Make a 3D LEGO Minifig is a great project as it combines all the things that he is interested in into one. Does your boy like LEGO? Is he really into computer games? Do you sometimes wonder if he will ever want to do anything else – ever?! Try this.
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