Лего техник брик билдер
Обновлено: 04.05.2024
Slide left and right to collect as many bricks as possible!
Build your path, move blocks, avoid obstacles, enjoy a surprising level end crushing challenge! Roll the toilet paper and grow it as much as you can to win the highest bonus.
Enjoy this colorful game!
Free to play! Have fun :)
What’s New
Level improvements & bug fixes
Ratings and Reviews
Okay so read this review to know
This game has few ads but their own ads lied you understand by playing what we actually meant so if you read this developer then pls change the gold collecting thing it’s super annoying and boring most of the reviews say this so isn’t it clear? Pls change the levels I gave it five stars so people can see it otherwise it is worthless coz of these so this would be addictive if you changed those level of gold all from other side is okay even the ads are less I know my review is a bit too long but if you want to know about this app you have to read this if you have read till this then you know about the app btw Thanks for reading!
Please read this!
I started to play this game because of its bad reviews, and I was curious to see if it was true. The game isn’t like the ad shows, but let’s be honest, all apps lie in their ads. I really enjoyed this app and if you play long enough, you see that the ads are true. To be honest, I haven’t been playing long myself, but I think people are hating on it too much. If it stays up and people play long enough, I think it will start getting 5 stars cuz it’s really a decent game. Think about it this way, if you were this app and I was hating on you or bullying you, you’d feel bad and you’d want to change yourself just because I wanted attention and wanted you to feel bad. Then other people see me bullying you and they join me because they think it’s entertaining. So I think you should give this app a shot and play it long enough to let it prove itself. In my opinion, I think everyone is commenting the same. saying it’s a scam just because one person didn’t play long enough to see that the ad isn’t totally lying. In conclusion, I think everyone reading this should reinstall the app, or install it if you haven’t done it yet, and play until it satisfies you, and if it isn’t one of those games that your into, I’m not forcing you because that’s your opinion; and this was mine.
Adds lied
So if you look at the adds it looks like some fun “toilet paper roll” game. When I downloaded the game I saw the toilet paper thing but like when I lost, it sent me to this whole other game and I did some levels like about 3 but it did not send me back. I know this is not a bug in the game. Don’t lie about adds because you might think it will be fun and good but, you end up getting bad reviews for lies/scams so I do not recommend playing it, or somehow if it sends you back to the game. If I get level 20 and it still doesn’t send me back then I will uninstall the app/game. At least “fix” the game and at least be at the starting game. Thank you if you do.
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Дети любого возраста любят собирать конструкторы. Это интересное и увлекательное занятие, за которым ребенок может проводить время часами. У ребят постарше большую популярность получили конструкторы техник, которые сочетают в себе все то, что любят дети. Это одновременно и конструктор, и игрушка. Ребенок собственными руками может собрать технически сложную машину, грузовик, багги, мотоцикл и многое другое. Когда модель собрана, с ней можно играть в различные игры. При желании можно разобрать и собрать альтернативную постройки - многие наборы техник 2 в 1, то есть имеют две инструкции. Аналоги Lego Technic обладают всем тем, что так любят дети, но стоят при этом дешевле именитого бренда.
Игрушки должны быть не просто интересны детям, но еще и приносить какую-то пользу. В этом плане конструкторы техник имеют много преимуществ:
- Их интересно собирать. Все модели имеют сложные технические элементы, повторяющие механизмы реальной техники.
- Есть большой выбор моделей. Это мотоциклы, грузовики, баги, полицейские машины и многое другое. Благодаря этому можно подобрать наиболее подходящую модель, исходя из вкусов и предпочтений ребенка.
- Конструкторы полезны для детей любого возраста. В процессе сборки ребенок постоянно анализирует детали, развивает мелкую моторику. Поэтому это уникальная возможность совместить радость ребенка с развитием.
- Конструкторы способствуют развитию творческого мышления. Элементы наборов техник - большой потенциал для творчества и создания сложных самоделок.
Благодаря этим факторам конструкторы техник стали столь популярны. Это отличная возможность порадовать ребенка игрушкой, которая точно ему понравится.
Аналоги лего техник в качестве подарка
Часто можно столкнуться со сложностями при выборе подарка ребенку. Ведь игрушек так много, хочется подобрать что-то максимально интересное и при этом недорогое. В этом плане конструкторы являются оптимальным вариантом. Также это хорошая идея если необходимо подобрать игрушку на подарок племянникам, крестникам.
Если ребёнок старше 6 лет, усидчивый и любит конструировать сложные модели, наборы техник - отличный выбор!
Для быстрого и точного поиска мы объединили конструкторы в тематические группы, при этом учли интересы детей разного возраста и пожелания родителей.
Решив приобрести альтернативу Lego на подарок маленьким детям или подростку, родителям рекомендуется заглянуть в каталог любимых ребенком разделов — от онлайн-игр до мультфильмов и киносериалов. Так вы сможете взять действительно интересную для своего дитя игру от фабрик Када (CaDA), Моулд Кинг (Mould King), Сембо (Sembo), Шен Ян (SY), КсинБао (XingBao), Кази (Kazi), Декул (Decool), Бауэр (Bauer), Лайтейлинг (Lightailing), Же Гао (Zhe Gao) и Мультибрикс (MultiBricks), в которой он сможет развиваться не только с друзьями, но и со всей семьей.
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Машины
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Роботы
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Динозавры и Драконы
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Замки
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Bricks Builder is another WordPress page builder, initially released on March 16, 2021, although it was planned to be released a year sooner. But as they themselves say in the release post; excellence takes time. Let’s see if Bricks Builder is excellent enough to compete with established page builder giants like Divi and Elementor.
Talking about Elementor…
Does the user interface in the screenshot on the left look a bit familiar to you too?
If I wouldn’t know any better, I’d say Bricks Builder is just an Elementor add-on with a different skin, like 10Web builder.
It’s not though – in fact, it isn’t even a plugin, it’s a theme. A very fast theme, especially considering all the features it offers: their own homepage (built with Bricks as well) scores 94/100 on Google Pagespeed’s mobile test.
That’s a really good score, especially since they claim no optimization plugins are used.
That’s because Bricks Builder is built with Vue, a new Javascript library that lets the browser do most of the work, instead of the server like most WordPress websites do.
Elementor wasn’t the only source of inspiration for the developers of Bricks though.
The canvas with it’s colored containers and elements (Divi calls those modules) feels a lot like Divi, which also goes for the draggable paddings.
The settings panel on the other hand looks a lot like the one in Oxygen. Personally, I don’t like the Oxygen UI, and like Oxygen, Bricks Builder uses a lot of CSS terminology.
But whilst I can’t get used to Oxygen’s UI, Bricks UI feels more intuitive for some reason. I’ll talk about this some more later on.
So Bricks Builders is a theme with it’s own built-in page builder, like Divi and Avada. Or actually, it’s a theme with it’s own built-in theme builder, because it also let’s you create your own header, footer, archives, page and post templates etcetera. But then again, all premium page builders let you do that nowadays. Does Bricks Builder bring anything I haven’t seen before to the table?
Bricks Builder features – what makes it different from the others?
Well, first of all the speed. As I said before, Bricks Builder is really fast – front-end as well as the builder itself. The builder loads within a few seconds and working in it feels fast and intuitive. There are also settings to disable WordPress core bloat like emojis and embeds.
Theme styles
Another thing that set Bricks apart is their theme styles system, which let you set global defaults like colors, typography, margin and padding for every element, the max width of containers and so on. However, you can also set default styles for each element. It’s a little less extensive than Divi’s presets system but still really nice. You can also set conditions for a theme style, so you can use different styles for post, certain pages and so on. You can even export theme styles to reuse them on another Bricks site.
Page settings
In the page settings, you can disable the header and footer, add a dot navigation to the page, change the permalink, page title and meta description, and there are even social media settings so you can decide which title, description and image are shown when the page is shared on social media.
Templates
Like any theme builder, Bricks too has a template library where you can save your templates for your header, footer, archive, blog etcetera.
You can put multiple templates in a bundle, so you can easily find the templates that belong together. That way, you can create multiple headers, footers and content templates in different styles, and bundle all the templates in the same style.
Which brings me to another interesting feature; you can share your templates / bundles with other users or clients, so your templates will show up in their library too.
It’s also possible to export templates as a json file that you can import onto another Bricks site, but that’s not necessary because of the feature above.
You can also save your containers as a template, and you can save individual elements as global elements, which will be saved in the elements panel. If you save an element as global, changes made to that element will reflect everywhere it’s used on your website. So if you save a contact button as a global element and at some point you decide to change the background color of that button, it will change the background color of all (global) contact buttons throughout your site.
Bricks comes with about 70 pre-designed templates in 3 styles (bundles), which is a little shy compared to the competition. However, that amount will grow in time.
Containers and elements
I’ve used the word “containers” a few times, but what are containers in Bricks Builder anyway?
Containers can be compared to sections in other page builders, but where other page builders use rows and columns to build the desired layout, you just add more containers with Bricks. Containers are really just CSS flex elements (and soon you’ll be able to choose CSS grid as well). That may not mean anything to you at all, so let me explain 🙂
Containers can be displayed vertically (under each other) or horizontally (side by side). Want a layout with 3 rows? Then just insert 3 containers and set them to be displayed vertically. Want a layout with three columns? Then insert those same 3 containers, but set that they should be displayed horizontally.
You can also insert containers into other containers, so you can have, for example, 3 containers under each other (3 rows), of which 1 row has 3 columns.
I’ve done that in the screenshot below: container 1, 2 and 3 are vertically aligned and are therefore below each other, and container 3 has three other containers in it that are aligned horizontally. These three containers (3a, 3b and 3c) thus form 3 columns.
You can also place elements in each container. For example, container 1 contains a heading element and container 2 contains two buttons. Again, you can set whether those elements should be next to each other (such as the buttons) or below each other, and whether they should be aligned left, right, top, bottom or centered.
The Bricks way takes some getting used to, especially if you’ve used another page builder that works with the traditional rows and columns structure before.
But this way gives you a lot of flexibility because you can create any layout you want.
That flexibility goes for other things as well; for example, you can add an unlimited number of gradient colors to an overlay, background or text
(yeah, you can have headings with gradient colors 😮 ).
You can also use an unlimited number of layered shape dividers on anything, both horizontal and vertical ( 😮 again).
Bricks Builder comes with about 50 “elements” (other builders call those “widgets” or “modules”), which is a good amount. All the basics elements are there, like text, image (also gallery and carousel), button, slider, accordeon, testimonials, price table, a simple contact form, tabs, counters, Google Maps etcetera. A nice extra is that you can pin the elements you use most to the top so you won’t have to search for them.
There are also some more advanced elements, like the posts elements which can also show pages or custom post types, with the possibility to include or exclude certain posts or terms.
You can show them in a list, grid, masonry or metro (remember Windows 8?) layout, select which items you want to show (title, excerpt, image, meta data) and in which order, alternate the images in a list view (so the image on the first post is on the left, the image on the second post on the right and so on). Again, a lot of flexibility here.
For single posts, you also have a related posts element and a posts navigation elements which shows the next and previous post.
Bricks Builders also allows you use dynamic data in a lot of places, even inline (okay, one more time… 😮 ). So you can have a text block, and add the post title, author or a ACF field anywhere in the text. I didn’t see that before in any other page builder.
CSS filters, animations and transform
Most page builders offer CSS filters like brightness, contrast, blur, sepia and so on. However, most builders only offer those filters for image elements (Elementor), or the filters apply on everything in a section, row or element (Divi). However, those effects are often very useful for background images, but most builders don’t offer a way to apply filters on background images only. Bricks Builder let’s you choose if you want to apply the filters on backgrounds, or on images, or on the entire container / element.
Bricks builder also offers entry animations and transform effects like skew, rotate and scale on any element.
Unsplash integration
Talking about useful things, Bricks has Unsplash integration 🙂 Whenever you add an (background) image, you’ll find a “browse unsplash” button under the image select box.
When you click that, a popup opens which lets you search the entire Unsplash catalog, which contains over a million royalty free stockfoto’s that you can use on your website for free.
Developer friendly, but a little less end-user friendly
So Bricks Builder offers a lot of features for users who can’t code, but it also offers a lot of features for users that CAN code.
To start, you can add custom CSS, or a CSS class or ID, to any element, but that’s something most builders offer.
What most builders don’t offer though is a JS block for the head, body and footer, so you can inject scripts for the entire site (like a Google Analytics tracking code) or on a per page level. You can even program your own elements for Bricks Builder!
Bricks Builders also offers a structure panel, which highlights the element you hover on in the builder (you see that panel in the container screenshot on the right).
As I said before, they use a lot of standard CSS terminology, like display (which you have to set to none to hide an element on mobile), positioning (relative, fixed or absolute), justify and direction (row or column, which you can reverse on mobile) etc.
That does make Bricks a little less end-user friendly than a builder like Divi though.
However, that goes for almost every builder. That’s because Divi uses a lot of visual elements in their builder, instead of just text like Bricks (and Elementor too).
To illustrate that, I made a screenshot of the box shadow setting panel in Divi (on the left) and Bricks (on the right). In Divi, you first choose one of the 8 images at the top, which are essentially presets. Next, the other options appear so you can fine-tune it.
In Bricks Builder, you only see boxes for x, y, blur and spread, in which you have to put the desired values manually.
The same goes for things like shape dividers, animations, transform effects etcetera. When you want to select a shape divider, Divi lets you choose between a bunch of images of the different shapes, whilst in Bricks (and Elementor too) you only see a list with the names of the different shapes (waves, clouds, drops and so on).
Ready to build for real? Welcome to LEGO® Technic! Advanced realistic models, big and small, full of gears, pneumatics and motors for beginners to experts!
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Brilliant board game hack!
Check out this cool video to see how Bre hacks a LEGO® Technic™ pull-back motor to create a board game timer. Feeling inspired? What cool hacks can you invent?
Ferrari Daytona SP3
Welcome to the drive of your life. It’s time to build the Ferrari Daytona SP3 – the 4th model in the LEGO® Technic™ Ultimate Car Concept series. The 3,778 pieces mean you’ll enjoy hours of building with this advanced project for adults. Capture all the details of the Ferrari Daytona SP3. Then place the 1:8 scale model on display as a centerpiece to mark your passion for Ferrari and supercars.
Get insider hack-a-thon tips from the pros
If your hack doesn’t work first time, don’t worry! Even pros take a few attempts to get things just right. Here’s what inventor Bre Burns says: “Sometimes you have to start simple before you try something big! It’s also okay to do lots of experiments and make changes before coming up with the final design. Remember to be patient and flexible!"
Take your minifigures for a wild ride!
When you use your imagination, anything is possible! Check out this video to see how adult creator Nard hacked the pull-back to create a carousel for LEGO® minifigures.
Material Handler
Do you love mechanics and engineering? Then you’ll enjoy this action-packed build! The LEGO® Technic™ Material Handler set gives you a fascinating look at how a material handler vehicle really works. It has lots of manual and pneumatic functions so you can explore how this mighty vehicle sorts, piles and loads scrap materials ready for processing.
How to build an amazing race circuit
Got a model car? Check! Ready to race? Check! But wait. First you need an epic race track. Here are our 3 top tips for building the ultimate race circuit: - Add variety – use a mixture of speedy sections and challenging corners to create an interesting race. - Leave space for overtaking – if you’re racing with a friend, remember to add places where cars can overtake. - Don’t make the track too complex – twists and turns make for a fun race but be sure that your car can get round the circuit.
Power up your paper planes!
Wish you could throw a paper plane further? Here’s a cool way to get your paper creations flying! Watch the video to see how adult creator Nard hacked the pull-back to create a cool launching device. Why not try your own hacks and see what you can create!
Airbus H175 Rescue Helicopter
Want to discover how a helicopter works? Here’s your chance! With this LEGO® Technic™ Airbus H175 Rescue Helicopter set, you’ll build your own search and rescue helicopter. See how the different parts work together – just like they do in a real helicopter. Features and functions include a spin rotor, tail rotor, retractable landing gear, cowling, winch and spinning engine.
5 amazing facts about the Move It stunt
We know you love awesome facts! So here are 5 jaw-dropping facts from the Move It stunt: 1. Over 233,000 LEGO® Technic elements were used in the build 2. It took 25 people over 1,450 hours to complete the build 3. Over 500 meters of connecting wires and cables were used 4. 720 LEGO CONTROL+ XL motors were used in the stunt 5. The entire formation weighed over 10,000 kg
A hack to light up your world!
Brighten up your builds with spinning lights! Check out the video to learn a cool hack for creating an impressive spinning light using your LEGO® Technic™ pieces and a pull-back motor. Why not have a go yourself?
App-Controlled Cat® D11 Bulldozer
The Cat® D11 bulldozer is a true construction icon. Now you can build your own authentic version of this mighty machine with the LEGO® Technic™ App-Controlled Cat® D11 Bulldozer set . Relax and take your time assembling all the details in this rewarding project. Then explore the many mechanical functions and use the CONTROL+ app to drive and operate the bulldozer – just like the real thing!
New LEGO Technic stickers – use them all!
To welcome our brand-new 4x4 X-treme Off-Roader, we’ve got a fresh set of cool stickers you can use when you make comments on other LEGO Life posts.
Telehandler
The telehandler is an all-round hero on the construction site and is the perfect machine for lifting and moving heavy loads. Now you can build your own realistic version with this LEGO® Technic™ Telehandler. Have lots of fun building and exploring all of the Telehandler’s neat functions. Then, for a new challenge, rebuild your model into a cool Tow Truck with steering and a lifting crane arm.
McLaren Formula 1™ Race Car
Fuel your passion for motorsport with this LEGO® Technic™ McLaren Formula 1™ Race Car set for adults. The launch of a new Formula 1 race car is always a momentous occasion. And for 2022, the LEGO designers worked closely with McLaren Racing as both sets of experts developed their models at the same time. Now it’s time for you to take the wheel and assemble all the details of this impressive model.
Motorcycle
Get ready for some fast-paced action with this LEGO® Technic™ Motorcycle. Just like a real motorcycle, it’s packed with cool functions. Check out its 3-cylinder chain-driven engine, moving pistons, rotating chain, and steering. Have lots of fun building and exploring the Motorcycle, then, when you’re ready for something new, rebuild your model into an awesome Custom Bike.
App-Controlled 4x4 Mercedes-Benz Zetros Trial Truck
Made for extreme conditions, the 4x4 Mercedes-Benz Zetros Trial Truck has the power to tackle the roughest terrain. Now you can build your own LEGO® Technic™ version of this mighty machine. Enjoy a challenging build then use the CONTROL+ app to steer the truck and operate the differential locking. Set up obstacles and use the flags to create a trial course. Can anything stop this mighty truck?
Monster Jam™ Max-D™
Get ready for victory in the Monster Jam™ arena with this epic LEGO® Technic™ Monster Jam Max-D™ set. Put Max-D to the test recreating the speed and stunts of one of the world’s greatest monster trucks. Check out Max-D’s famous wild look with spikes and fire graphics. Pull back to send the truck racing. When you’re ready to try something new, rebuild the truck into a cool quad bike.
Formula E® Porsche 99X Electric
Get ready to take your place on the TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E® team with this LEGO® Technic™ Formula E® Porsche 99X Electric set. Put your engineering skills to the test building the race-winning car. Then use the pull-back motor and get ready to go, go, go! The LEGO Technic AR app brings the racing to life. Choose your racetrack and master the art of energy management to take the checkered flag.
Ford® F-150 Raptor
Often called the ‘workhorse’ of utility trucks, Ford® pickups are famed for their power and functionality. Now you can build your own tribute to an award-winning series of trucks with the LEGO® Technic™ Ford F-150 Raptor (42126) set. Enjoy quality time as you explore the realistic features packed into this true-to-life model, like the V6 engine with moving pistons, plus suspension on all wheels.
BMW M 1000 RR
Ignite your passion. Remove all distractions. Prepare to enter a zone of total focus. It’s time to build the LEGO® Technic™ BMW M 1000 RR. This 1:5 scale model is packed with authentic features, including a functional 3-speed (+ neutral) gearbox, chain transmission and inline 4-piston engine. Enjoy an immersive project recreating this stunning motorcycle before putting your model on display.
Heavy-duty Tow Truck
When it comes to rescuing stranded vehicles, this LEGO® Technic™ Heavy-duty Tow Truck takes any job in its stride. Take your time building this mighty truck then check out all its neat features and classic design details. With realistic pneumatic and mechanical functions, this model is the perfect way to experience the power of a classic tow truck.
Race Plane
Take to the skies with this awesome LEGO® Technic™ Race Plane. Check out the head-turning colors and sponsor stickers, just like on a real race plane. Steer on the ground as you prepare for takeoff and see the propeller spin. Then recreate the maneuvers of the world's top pilots. Ready for another fun building challenge? Cool! Now you can rebuild your Race Plane to create a Jet Airplane.
Rescue Hovercraft
It’s time for a daring rescue with the LEGO® Technic™ Rescue Hovercraft. On land or sea, this amazing vehicle is always ready for action. Watch as the hovercraft appears to hover over surfaces, then steer to see the fans turn. With bold colors and an orange warning light that spins, this model looks just like the real thing. Ready for a new mission? Rebuild it into a cool Twin-Engine Aircraft.
Build the new LEGO® Technic McLaren Senna GTR!
Build the new LEGO® Technic McLaren Senna GTR!
Can you beat the timer? Play and complete all the challenges in time to build the new LEGO Technic McLaren Senna GTR.
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