Lego Lantern Ideas

I've always been fond of the simple elegance of Japanese art and style, especially in the amazingly creative ways it is expressed, specifically in the numerous types and styles of lanterns. I wanted to find a way to express this in my favorite medium - LEGO, which draws from the same inspiration set and affords nearly endless opportunities for different designs, styles and colors. Lanterns.

Illuminate your space with creative and fun Lego lanterns. Explore top ideas on how to make your own Lego lantern and add a touch of whimsy to your home decor. Use LEGO to make an awesome camping lantern for kids! Check out the awesome LEGO building ideas for inspiration for your little LEGO lovers.

The first tubular lantern (also known as Hurricane Lantern) was designed by John H. Irwin on May 4th, 1869 in Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. This is a fully working lantern with my own idea of turnable bottom part and mechanism in it, which turns the electric light brick inside the lamp on and off.

Build LEGO Pumpkin Lanterns! This is a fun Halloween LEGO idea with building instructions for use with the bricks you have. Lantern Store Modular Alternate build of 80116 Trotting LanternOnly need set 80116 Trotting Lantern and a 16x32 baseplate, no additional parts are required. Ready to add to your Lego city.

HALLOWEEN BUILDING IDEAS My son and I like to build LEGO creations with basic bricks. These LEGO Halloween ideas are perfect for young kids starting out in the LEGO world. Plus they are simple enough for a young child to do on his or her own.

Easy LEGO ideas that are quick to build and fun to repeat. You can make a whole bunch of these LEGO Jack O'Lanterns even if they end up being different. Find and save ideas about lego lanterns on Pinterest.

The "Hot-Blast" tubular lantern was patented in 1873 and its iconic design has remained instantly recognisable ever since! This 398pc functional model aims to be realistic take on modern LED versions of the classic lantern, capturing its rustic charm as a decor piece or even as a light source like its real-life counterpart. Build your own LEGO Jack O'Lanterns with the bricks you have! It's so fun to create different pumpkin faces.