How to Make Animals With Legos Easily

Make a Lego Eagle

• 1

  Press together two square (2x2) Legos, one on top of the other. Set this aside.

• 2

  Press two small rectangular (2x1) pieces onto the outer edges of a thin rectangular (4x2) Lego, one on one end, one on the other. Stand the piece up. It should look like a table.

• 3

  Press the first piece you made under the second piece you made. The square pieces should fit in-between the two small rectangular pieces. You should now have a thick "T" shape.

• 4

  Press a small trapezoid (2x1) piece into the center edge of your "T" shape. The pointed edge should be pointed outward, like a beak.

• 5

  Press a small rectangular (2x1) piece behind the trapezoid piece on your "T" shape. Press a thin square (2x2) over the trapezoid and small rectangular piece.

Make a Lego Swan

• 6

  Place one small trapezoid (2x1) piece next to one medium trapezoid (2x2) piece, each with the pointed ends facing outward.

• 7

  Push one thin rectangular (3x2) piece on top of the two trapezoid pieces, holding them together. You should now have a large trapezoid. Set this aside.

• 8

  Stack two small rectangular (2x1) pieces on top of each other and push a thin rectangular (3x2) piece on top of that. Make sure that you connect the end of the thin rectangular piece because the beak should be jutting out from the neck.

• 9

  Push a small trapezoid (2x1) piece on top of thin rectangular piece so that it lines up with the small rectangular pieces below it. You should now be holding what looks like a swan's neck and head.

• 10

  Attach the neck to the upward side of the trapezoid, lining up your edges. You should now have a swan.

Make a Lego Horse

• 11

  Push one small trapezoid (2x1) on top of one medium trapezoid (2x2). Set this aside.

• 12

  Press together two small trapezoids (2x1) so that the pointed ends line up. The connection should look like a right angle. Press a small rectangular piece (2x1) into the right angle gap. You should now have a solid, large trapezoid.

• 13

  Lean the first object you created against the second object, so that the notches line up. Attach these with a small, thin square (2x2) piece. This is the head and neck of the horse.

• 14

  Attach the head and neck to the edge of a thick (2x3) piece. Attach a medium trapezoid (2x2) piece underneath the other end of the thick (2x3) piece so that the piece forms a right angle against the piece above it. The pointed side should be attached, leaving two free notches.

• 15

  Attach a small rectangular (2x1) piece above the trapezoid piece to fill in the right angle gap. You should now be seeing the form of the horse: the head, body and back legs.

• 16

  Create the front legs by pressing together two small rectangular (2x1) pieces, and attaching them to the edge of the body, underneath the head.

• 17

  Build up the back legs by pressing one small rectangular (2x1) piece underneath them. The horse should be able to stand evenly now.

• 18

  Create the tail by pressing together two small rectangular (2x1) pieces. Use a thin square (2x2) piece to attach the tail to the back end of the horse.