Legronchess

Thank you for your answer ! For the square it's for magnet yes. New pictures to my chess: Classic Chess 2 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr Classic Chess 8 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr Classic Chess 5 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr And more on my album => here If you want, you can support this creation on LEGO Idea => Thank for your support !

On this topic, i present you my collection of chessboard that i made on LDD. You can find there notably The Classic Chess as well as The Royal Chess but also other chessboard that i created in virtual. I only put 1 to 3 pictures per chessboard as well as correponding FlickR album if you want to see more (modifications along the way and general progress). So ! Let's go for the first: The Royal Chess: echec 1.2 echec 1.3 echec 1.4 Second: The Halloween Chess echec 2.1 echec 2.5 Third: The Classic Chess: echec 3.19 Fourth: Chrismas Chess: echec 4.33 echec 4.29 echec 4.3 Fifth: Easter Chess: echec 5.13 echec 5.15 echec 5.11 Sixth: Black & Gold Chess: echec 6.4 echec 6.1 [WIP]Seventh: Castle Chess: echec 7.7 echec 7.8 [Maybe WIP]Eighth: Ice & Fire Chess: echec 8.1 echec 8.5 Ninth: Traditional Chess: echec 10 echec 10.1 Thank you for reading and if you have any questions / criticisms, don't hesitate !

Hello everyone ! In this post, i will present my first chessboard realization which goes from virtual to real bricks: The Classic It's my third realization in virtual but my first creation in real. It's start now 3 years old and will end next month (order to be made...) This chess contain approximately 800 pieces. Chessboard history: I started by create the board and then i design the game pieces: echec 3.3 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr but i was not completely satisfied witch the result (pieces too big / taller for the board) and i thereforce copied as faithfully as i could the "classic" pieces that exist in wood, which gives this: echec 3.18 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr And in the chessboard: echec 3.19 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr After that, i waited a long time before i decided to realize it which gave me that once i went from 3D to real LEGO bricks : echec LC 1 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr echec LC 2 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr Pieces: Towers: echec LC 7 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr Riders: echec LC 8 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr Crazys or Bishops: echec LC 9 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr Queens: echec LC 10 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr Kings: echec LC 12 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr Pawns: echec LC 6 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr I stayed that way for almost 3 years and i came across an Yoshihito Isogawa video with magnets... I had concerns about stability (the slightest shock knocked down all the pieces of game) that i wanted to solve and a small modification of the board (design) to do what fell perfectly ! Follow this modifications, the chessboard looks like this now: Placement of the magnet in the game pieces (same principle in board): echec LC 14 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr Echec LC 1 by Legron Chess, sur Flickr That all for the moment with this chessboard ! More next month ! Thank you for reading me and if you have any questions / criticisms, don't hesitate !

Hello members of Eurobrick ! I'm 21 years i work in industrial maintenance and i like LEGO (technic mainly), Chess (to decorate more than play ) and my cat Eron ! I've begin LEGO with Technic and i like that but reccently i start to build my virtual creations (LDD)... chess ! I live in France, in the west (between La Rochelle and Nantes for those who know...) I participated in various LEGO exhibitions in the west (notably Bordeaux 3 times). I think i done the tour, see you soon !