LEGO Turkey Instructions For Thanksgiving

It’s not long till Thanksgiving! Here is a simple LEGO turkey you can build with basic bricks! Thanksgiving is always a blast around here and finding fun and creative ways to play with our LEGO pieces is a must. Make sure to check out more easy seasonal LEGO building ideas! Now read on for the complete LEGO turkey instructions.

HOW TO BUILD A LEGO TURKEY

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My son and I like to build LEGO creations with basic bricks. Thanksgiving LEGO ideas are perfect for young kids starting out in the LEGO world. Plus they are simple enough for your kiddos to do on his or her own! Easy LEGO ideas that are quick to build and fun to repeat!

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BUILD A LEGO TURKEY

MATERIALS

TIP: Use our turkey design as an example if you don’t have the same bricks! Make your own creation.

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1 red 1×1 nose cone
2 yellow 1×1 nose cones
2 1×1 round eyes
1 brown 1×2 brick with bow
1 brown 1×1 plates
1 black or brown 1×1 brick with 2 knobs
1 brown 1×2 45º roof tile
1 brown 3×3 cross plate
1 brown 1×3 brick
1 beige 1×1 brick with a knob
1 brown or gold 2×2 flat plates with a knob
1 yellow 1×2 flat plate with knob
2 orange 1×2 plates
2 red 1×3 plates
1 yellow 1×2 plate
2 brown 3×3 ¼ circle bricks

LEGO TURKEY INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1. Align the two 3×3 ¼ circle plates. Over the seam, press the yellow 1×2 flat plate with knob and the brown or gold 2×2 flat plate with knob.

STEP 2. To create the tail feathers, add one 1×2 orange plate to each corner of the 3×3 ¼ circle bricks. On the next knob on each side, add the red 1×3 plates. Finally, over the 1×2 plate with the knob in the middle, add the 1×2 yellow plate.

STEP 3. For the body of the turkey, place the cross plate on the 2×3 brick with one end of the cross plate extending to become the base for the turkey neck. On the back of the cross plate, add the 1×1 brick with a knob. This will be the connection to the tail.

STEP 4. To create the turkey neck and face, stack the 1×2 45º roof tile on the extended portion of the cross plate with the angle sliding towards the tail.

On top of the roof tile knob, add the black (or brown) 1×1 brick with two knobs. Add an eye to each knob.

Snap the brown 1×2 brick with bow over the top of the black 1×1. Squeeze the two 1×1 plates together to form a cube and snap it under the bow. Attach the red nose cone under the cube to be the turkey’s waddle.