Today we're looking at a ingenious rock technique by Josh on Flickr for positioning individual rocks in place. Check out the MOC the technique is featured in here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/52616397@N04/23441685313/in/dateposted/
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The rocks themselves are just made up of slopes and bricks, but they are cleverly angled and positioned directly next to each other to create a curved and textured mountainside. This is achieved by attaching the rocks to headlight bricks which allow them to have their position changed with different sized pillars or orientations upon connection. Technic bricks have also been used to position the rocks, and these reverse the direction of building allowing all the gaps to be filled in.
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