Pouring Concrete Into Lego: Castle Feeders || @benuyeda

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Get App Concrete will stick to the bumpy parts of the Legos. Use flat tiles where they will come in contact 1 @benuyeda on

Get App Build the mold upside down and do the negative space. 2 @benuyeda on

Get App Use Quikrete 5000. You only need to add water. 3 @benuyeda on

Get App Press concrete down to the corners of the mold. It is important to tap and vibrate aggressively 4 @benuyeda on

Get App Let concrete cure for 48 hours. Use needle nose pliers if needed 5 @benuyeda on

Get App To clean dirty bricks, place them in mesh laundry bag then another larger bag over that 6 @benuyeda on

Get App Throw the whole bag into the washing machine. Set it on cold and add a cup of bleach and detergent @benuyeda on

Get App These castles double as a feeder for Gary the chipmunk. For more details visit Homemade-Modern.com @benuyeda on

What you'll need Quikrete 5000 Concrete Mix LEGO Bricks

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