Instructions for Making a Lego Digivice

Top of Digivice

• 1

  Hold a gray 1-by-2 brick sideways so you are facing the 1-brick-wide side. Place a black 1-by-2 brick to the right of the gray one, facing the same way, to form a 2-by-2 brick. Rotate the brick so you are facing the side that is gray on the left and black on the right.

• 2

  Center a 2-by-6 gray brick on top of the 2-by-2 gray-black brick. Press the 2-by-6 brick down in place. There will be a 2-brick-wide overhang on either side.

• 3

  Put a gray 2-by-2 brick directly under the gray-black 2-by-2 brick.

• 4

  Stack two gray 1-by-2 bricks. Place the stacked bricks to the right of the black brick.

• 5

  Place a 1-by-2-by-3 wall element to the right of the rightmost gray brick. Turn the wall element so the smooth opening faces the right, forming the concave edge of the digivice.

• 6

  Place a gray 1-by-2 brick to the immediate left of the wall element. Continue building from right to left; place a black 1-by-2 brick , then a gray 1-by-2 brick. The black 1-by-2 brick will line up below the first black 1-by-2 brick.

• 7

  Stack three black 2-by-2 bricks. Attach the stacked bricks to the underside of the 2-by-6 brick on the left.

• 8

  Stack two gray 2-by-10 flat pieces. Place them on top of the structure, one unit from the right edge of the 2-by-6 brick. Leave the 1-by-2 space directly above the wall element open.

• 9

  Place a gray 2-by-6 brick to the left of the first 2-by-6 brick. Press it against the underside of the flat piece. The 2-by-6 brick will extend beyond the flat piece, mirroring the right side of the digivice.

• 10

  Stack three black 2-by-2 bricks. Place the stack to the left of the other stack of black bricks. This completes the screen of the digivice.

• 11

  Stack two gray 2-by-1 bricks and place them to the left of the screen, pressing them into the underside of the leftmost 2-by-6 brick.

• 12

  Stack two black 2-by-2 bricks and place them to the left of the gray bricks. Fit the black bricks into the underside of the 2-by-6 brick above.

• 13

  Place a gray 2-by-2 brick to the left of the screen, underneath the stacked gray 1-by-2 bricks and black 2-by-2 bricks. Fill the space next to the gray 2-by-2 with a gray 1-by-2.

• 14

  Cap the left end of the structure with a 1-by-2-by-3 wall element. Rotate the piece so the smooth side faces the screen, leaving a cut-out on the left side of the digivice.

• 15

  Press two round, black 1-by-1 bricks one on top of the other on the left side of the digivice in the first available hole of the flat piece to form the antennae. Set this structure aside; this completes the top of the digivice.

Digivice Base

• 16

  Stack two gray 2-by-4 flat pieces. Place a 1-by-2 flat piece on the left end of the stacked piece, lining up the pieces by width. Place a second 1-by-2 flat piece on the right side.

• 17

  Repeat Step 1 to make a second structure.

• 18

  Place the pieces on top of the original structure to the right of the antennae. The completed top will resemble a castle turret with alternating protruding and inset areas.

• 19

  Stack two gray 2-by-four flats and set the piece aside. Repeat to make a second stacked piece.

• 20

  Attach a gray 1-by-2 flat pieces to the right underside of one of the stacked pieces. Repeat on the left underside. Repeat the procedure to attach two 1-by-2 flats to the underside of the second stacked piece. Place the pieces right-side-up, end-to-end so that they form a visible 2-by-8 unit surface.

• 21

  Stack two 2-by-10 flat pieces. Stack three gray 2-by-12 flats. Place the 2-by-12 stack on top of the 2-by10 stack centered so there is a 1-by-2 unit overhang at both ends. Press the stacked flats on top of the structure created in the previous step , forming a 1-by-2 overhang on either side of the structure. This completes the digivice base.

• 22

  Press the top of the digivice down onto the base. The base of the wall elements will line up perfectly with the ends of the 2-by-12 flats.