Introduction: About the bricks -- Development and construction -- Repurposing pieces ("nice part usage") -- Control the action -- Forced perspective -- SNOT -- The Minions -- Building instruction -- Furniture -- Vehicles: 1958 Plymouth Fury -- Christine -- VW Type 2 T2 "Bulli" -- Baby stroller and shopping cart -- 1976 Chevrolet Corvette C3 Coupé -- Bank robbery -- SWAT truck -- Outside broadcasting vehicle -- 2007 Ford Shelby GT 500 SVT -- SUV -- 1976 Triumph Bonneville -- 1969 Plymouth Belvedere -- Building instruction -- 45-degree angle -- Zombie attack -- All-terrain vehicle -- Vulture -- Porsche model series -- Tractors: Lanz Bulldog HL 12 PS -- Lanz Bulldog variations -- Railway: Steam locomotive S2/5 -- Köf II -- Flatbed railway wagon -- Space: Y-Wing -- LAAT-Gunship -- AT-ST -- Racer -- Mecha -- Mecha -- Elvis -- Buildings: Wainwright's workshop -- Tower -- Winter landscape -- Little Amsterdam -- Knight's castle -- Trees -- Water -- Sailing ship -- A trip to the color museum: Table of colors -- Stickers.

This "volume of the...Lego builders' books series addresses beginners as well as skilled builders who want to improve their building techniques and create individual and lifelike buildings, vehicles and all kinds of other fancy designs. Step-by-step instructions help the reader to come up with their own personal Lego masterpiece. The authors clearly demonstrate how to build 'around the corner' or put Lego bricks together so no studs can be seen from the outside. Furthermore cobblestone pavement or various buildings consisting of skeleton framing elements can be created. Plenty of new modules can be created when people start using the bricks for purposes other than intended."