How to Make a LEGO Triceratops MOC Dinosaur with FREE instructions Speed Build

This video shows How to Make a LEGO Triceratops MOC* through speed building and commentary (pointing out key design features). FREE PDF instructions / guide (~10MG):

https://www.mattelder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/MOC-Triceratops-Matt-Elder-Instructions-01d.pdf

Digital LDR source file can be found here (zip file containing LDR file, readme.txt and PDF instructions ~10MG ):

https://www.mattelder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/2019-10-02-Triceratops-Dinosaur-LEGO-Model-Release-by-Matt-Elder-dot-com.zip

Around 5,500 pieces to build, 92 studs long and weighs 7kg/15 pounds. This was done as a centerpiece / design prop for a kids birthday party and was a real hit.

*My Own Creation

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    • Mischa Lauterbach on April 30, 2020 at 14:13
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    Hey there,
    I’m really loving your MOC’s. The Triceratops is a great built. Me too, I am building my own Lego-Creations mostly in the Modular Building style. I would really like to make an instruction in for sharing my buildings with the community. How do you did yours? Which program are you using for them? They are really well done. I assume that it took a lot of time do do this great job?
    Yours sincerely
    Mischa from Germany

    • Brendan Alexander on February 15, 2022 at 19:25
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    Do you happen to have a copy and paste parts list for Bricklink by chance?

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