The LEGO Adventure Book, Vol. 2

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Building Tip

Sometimes playing with and

connecting random LEGO

pieces (called tablescrapping)

can lead to amazing discoveries

and inspiration. When you nd

some spare time and have a

load of LEGO bricks in front of

you, start sticking them together.

Don’t overthink it, just build and

see what you come up with.

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Welcome to

stage 12!

Wow, this is

fuy epic,

Toy!

Yeah, I sti get a

kick out of this

stu even after

doing it for

ages. Today we’re

shting a scene

in a coidor.

Tomoow it wi

be an airlock.

It’s just so cl.

Heo, Steven. This is my friend

Megs. I’m giving her a tour. Megs,

this is Steven, the director.

Nice to mt you,

Megs. Actuay,

We’re a person

down—would you be

open to shting

alile scene?

Sure. I gue until we

trace the Destructor

I have a lile time.

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OK, Megs, when I say

“action,” I nd you to

wave your arms around

like you’re in distre.

Se it—make me believe.

Megs, I have a new

location. Are you ready

for the coordinates?

Action!

Um, Ok.

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That does not compute,

Megs, but it sounds like a

huge mistake. Everyone

should be a robot!

Yes, but first

I have to stop

being a robot!

I have to go, Toy. thank you for

your time, and I lk forward

to sing the movie. No one wi

believe it’s me in the suit! Bye!

No problem, Megs.

Bye and gd luck!

BUILDING JOURNAL

As we wandered through Tommy´s epic movie set, I felt like I was on

a real Hollywood studio lot! Everything in it is exactly as you’d expect

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proper movie cameras, lights, rigging, and green screens! He taught me

a lot about the process of filming a movie; I could always use some of

these techniques on a smaller scale to create my own studio to shoot

some movies.

It was super cool to be filmed as an extra in a movie, too. Will I end up

on the cutting-room floor or make it to final cut? Only time will tell!