Aug 6, 2024 · Take a deep dive into SNOT as we analyze the geometry, look at some basic building techniques and expose some hidden pitfalls of LEGO SNOT.

SNOT is an acronym for Studs Not On Top - that is, having the studs in another direction than up. In order to utilize LEGO to its full advantage, one must learn to change stud direction. This will let you create shapes that are a lot less LEGO-like.

Aug 9, 2024 · We’re SNOT even kidding—these techniques are a LEGO superpower! In the series so far, I’ve covered some of the most common SNOT elements and techniques for how to use them.

Aug 5, 2024 · Welcome to SNOT Week! What is LEGO SNOT, where did the building term come from, and why would you use sideways building in a LEGO creation? Join us as we explore the history of LEGO SNOT.

SNOT is the name we give to any building tip resulting in the studs of parts not pointing up. SNOT techniques represent a large part of advanced building techniques. SNOT is made possible thanks to the 5:2 SNOT ratio and to SNOT parts. The 5:2 SNOT ratio is a direct consequence of the bricks and plates geometry :

SNOT means ” Studs not on top ” and is a technique of placing brick Stud pieces on the side or upside down, other than the conventional placement on the top of each brick piece. You might be wondering why this style is gradually becoming very popular among LEGO® fanatics worldwide.

Aug 26, 2020 · Anyway, SNOT refers to a technique where, in addition to stacking LEGO bricks, plates and tiles the normal way (one on top of the other) we are also turning them on their sides and attaching them to the faces of other bricks.

Aug 7, 2024 · In the LEGO world, SNOT stands for “Studs Not On Top” and it is a technique for building sideways. In my first article, we explored the origins of LEGO SNOT. My second article analyzed the geometry of SNOT construction and some basic building techniques.

SNOT, which stands for “Studs Not On Top” is a building technique that allows LEGO elements to be attached in ways that do not rely on the traditional stud-on-top connection. This technique enables builders to create more intricate designs and …

May 22, 2014 · The most basic form of SNOT is to use the parts above to attach a brick or other element sideways (90 degrees to the usual orientation). This technique is often seen for simple addition of greebling or when attaching printed tiles to walls.