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How to Make a Double-Sided LEGO Brick
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By the way, there was no photo-editing done to the picture. If you've ever wanted to build two things conected to each other upsidown, this is the easiest way.

You'll need: a 2x2 square plate, a 2x2 square brick(both have to be the same color), and two 1x1 cheese slopes(any color).

First, turn the 2x2 square plate upsidown

Then, stick the two 1x1 cheese slopes into the plate(be sure the holes are pointing outward.

Finally, slide the 2x2 brick on top of the cheeseslopes.

There you have it! a step by strp guide on how to make a double-sided LEGO Brick.



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Harrison&Nate Todd
  December 14, 2012
I saw this on the Internet. It's pretty cool!
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Commander Chain
  June 28, 2012
Wow this is awesome!
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Larry Pan
  June 25, 2012
Wow! This is the first technique I've seen that doesn't require any illegal connections - great job!
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Daniel Henson
  June 12, 2012
Nice technique. you commented on my stud on every side cube...thanks!
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Brick Engineer
  May 17, 2012
That should be useful for SNOT!!!
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Samuel Hepple
  December 7, 2011
thx ill use this technic
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Calvin Russ
  November 16, 2011
that's going to come in handy if i use it i will be sure to give you credit! ;D
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LegoBoy 12
  November 15, 2011
NICE!!!! this might come handy!
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Eragon3443 .
  November 12, 2011
Very cool techinique!! I have been rying to develop something llike this before!!!Loves this*
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Eric W.
  October 30, 2011
The connection is very clean and tight. Excellent technique that can come in handy! Thanks for sharing with us!
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E.K.O .
  October 29, 2011
When I first saw this, I thought you used technic pins, but I was wrong. Very nice idea, but when I tried this, I couldn't remove the slopes from the large brick.
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Chris Roach
  October 29, 2011
that's cool and smooth - the way i do it leaves a tiny gap! This way is much better.
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Chris Roach
  October 29, 2011
that's cool and smooth - the way i do it leaves a tiny gap! This way is much better.
JH Creations .
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Groundquake 9910
  October 27, 2011
I saw the name and thought "glue",but no!clever design!
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CC-3636 "Wolffe"
  October 27, 2011
Nice!I thought it would be 4 axle/system pieces.But this is something I never would have thought of!
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Elk Guard
  October 13, 2011
Cool!
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Gabor Horvath
  October 13, 2011
Very clever!
Norrak The Last Toa
  October 13, 2011
Wow! That's so simple. cool B)
  
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