LET’S BUILD TOGETHER
Woodland treehouse
70 pieces 26 steps · One little step at a time.
A little before you begin
This is a tall model. Support the base when moving it; the two leaf canopies finish at different heights so they clear each other.
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A LITTLE PREPARATION
Gather your pieces
Match the shapes and quantities. The pictures show our colours. Colour names in the steps refer to the pictures; keep useful contrasts, such as a light belly against a dark body.
70pieces in total
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STEP 1 OF 26
Set two green large base plates side by side to make a twelve-by-twelve garden. Keep the twelve-stud edges running from back to front.

STEP 2 OF 26
Make a garden bench behind the cabin: two brown square feet, then a cream small plate across them.

STEP 3 OF 26
Add two brown log bricks along the back of the bench, leaving the front row as a seat.

STEP 4 OF 26
Start four trunks with brown square bricks in a square. Leave two rows of green studs between the outside edges of each trunk and the nearest garden edges.

STEP 5 OF 26
Add one brown square brick directly above each of the four trunks.

STEP 6 OF 26
Add another brown square brick to each trunk. All four are now three bricks high.

STEP 7 OF 26
Add another brown square brick to each trunk, keeping all four at the same height.

STEP 8 OF 26
Add one more brown square brick to each trunk. All four should now be five bricks high.

STEP 9 OF 26
Make the raised deck with two brown base plates, side by side across the four trunks. Each plate runs eight studs from back to front.

STEP 10 OF 26
Start the staircase along the left edge of the garden. Place five brown square bricks in a line from front to back.

STEP 11 OF 26
Place four brown square bricks on the back four bricks of the stair row. Leave the front brick uncovered as the first step.

STEP 12 OF 26
Place three brown square bricks on the back three bricks of the new layer. Leave the next step uncovered at the front.

STEP 13 OF 26
Place two brown square bricks on the back two bricks of the staircase. Leave the next step uncovered.

STEP 14 OF 26
Put one brown square brick on the rearmost stair brick. The top step is now beside the raised deck.

STEP 15 OF 26
Place a brown window frame at the back of the cabin and a white frame at its front. The cabin is four studs wide and six studs deep, centred on the deck.

STEP 16 OF 26
Add a brown log wall along each side of the cabin, between the two frames. The open strip above the log walls is a side window.

STEP 17 OF 26
Cover the cabin with a green wide plate. It spans the front and back frames.

STEP 18 OF 26
Make a pitched green roof with four tall roof slopes. Their low ends point outward toward the back and front.

STEP 19 OF 26
Cap the ridge with a brown long brick running across the cabin.

STEP 20 OF 26
Add cream fences along the two sides of the deck and across the front. Leave the rear of the left side open for the stairs.

STEP 21 OF 26
Extend both rear trunks above the deck with one brown square brick on each.

STEP 22 OF 26
Add another brown square brick to each rear trunk, directly above the last pair.

STEP 23 OF 26
Add one more brown square brick to each rear trunk. Both extensions should now be three square bricks high.

STEP 24 OF 26
Add a brown round tower brick to each rear trunk. These support the leafy canopy above the cabin.

STEP 25 OF 26
Add a brown round tower brick to each rear trunk again. These support the leafy canopy above the cabin.

STEP 26 OF 26
Raise the right branch by one brown square brick, then place green palm leaves on both branches. The right canopy sits one brick higher so the broad leaves clear each other.

THE LAST STEP OF THE GUIDE
Room for a little more imagination.
Name the treehouse club. Describe what can be seen from the deck. Tell a story about a visitor arriving up the steps.


