Introduction
We all have played chess but have you wondered if you can play chess with Lego pieces. So, in today’s article, we will teach you how to make a Lego chess set. Let us begin.
Supplies
Let us make the supplies list that is required to make the Lego chessboard.
Materials
- Lego Blocks
- Lego Cover
- Lego Character
Steps To Make A LEGO Chess Set
Step 1: The first step is to take a couple of Lego blocks. Once you place them, arrange and form them into square pieces. This will be our chessboard.
Chess Board
Step 2: The second step is to connect the Lego blocks above each other and then fix the Lego cap on it.
Making Chess Pawn
Step 3: Now, simultaneously make some other chess pawns.
Making multiple Chess Pawns
Step 4: Then, take the other Lego blocks and connect them. Now, this will be our Rook for the chess set.
The Rook
Step 5: Connect the Lego pieces in the following manner and make the Knight of the game. But, this time you have to connect the Lego cover at the top.
The Knight
Step 6: Now, simply take the small Lego blocks and connect them to three layers. On top of that, fix the cap, and now the bishop is ready.
Making the Bishop
Step 7: Now, let us make the queen and for that, connect the Lego pieces and then attach the sides. Once you are done in the middle, attach the cap.
Making the Queen
Step 8: Then it’s time to make the king for that, arrange and fix the Lego pieces in the following design manner.
Making the King
Step 9: Once you are done fixing your favourite Lego character on it.
Fixing the Lego Character on the King
Step 10: The last step is to repeat all the steps simultaneously and make the black chess pieces.
Lego Chess Set
Recommendation
- We recommend you use the small Lego pieces apart from the Lego caps.
- We recommend making the Lego board using traditional black and white Lego pieces.
Things To Remember
- Make sure you have a board made up by connecting sixty-four pieces.
Saquib Siddiqui is a Mechanical Engineer with expertise in science projects and experiments. Saquib’s work focuses on integrating scientific concepts with practical applications, making complex ideas accessible and exciting for learners of all ages. In addition to his practical work, Saquib has authored several articles, research papers, and educational materials.
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