Mobile Public Toilet Toy Making

There are mainly three ways to make mobile public toilet toys: Lego brick building, block building, and plastic bucket modification.

Lego Brick Building

Lego bricks are highly creative toy materials that can be used to build various interesting mobile public toilet toys. You can construct an ordinary bathroom and set up prank mechanisms, such as having snakes and spiders crawl out of the toilet to add fun. When building public restrooms, you can design some embarrassing scenarios, like doors that don't close properly or low partition heights, to simulate some inconveniences in real life. You can also refer to the prank toilets in Stephen Chow's movies and design unique structures like horizontally opening sliding doors, iron gate mechanisms, and inward-moving walls to make the toys more creative and entertaining. This building method is suitable for Lego enthusiasts of all ages. By using their imagination and different shapes and colors of Lego bricks, they can build unique mobile public toilet toys.

Block Building

Lumibricks has built an ultra-miniature mobile public toilet using blocks, continuing the cyberpunk style of Neon Oasis with a strong sense of technology. This building method focuses on the overall style design. By choosing appropriate block types and color combinations, a specific atmosphere can be created. During the building process, the structural stability of the public toilet needs to be considered to ensure that all components are firmly connected. At the same time, some detailed elements can be added according to personal preferences, such as lighting effects and signboards, to enhance the观赏性 (aesthetic appeal, here translated as 'visual appeal' for better English expression) and fun of the toys.

Plastic Bucket Modification

This is a relatively complex but highly practical method of making toys. First, use your father-in-law's plastic bucket, cut it at one-third of its height, and install wheel devices at the bottom for easy movement. Then, nail wooden strips onto the bucket to increase its height, create two slits as the restroom door, fix two synthetic wooden boards on the iron sheet edges to make the door sturdy, place an iron sheet in the middle of the increased wooden strips to prevent peeping, and cover the top with a cut plastic bucket. Next, apply anti-corrosion paint to the wooden strips, use your father-in-law's leftover wooden floorboards to overlap and screw them together to make the restroom door, drill holes and install drainage holes. You can also modify a large trash can by drilling holes in its body and bottom and installing water pipe connectors to serve as a water storage tank for showering. Use PVC pipes to make a showerhead, glue the water pipes together with strong adhesive, connect a three-way fitting to the main water pipe to supply water to the sink, and also use three-way fittings inside for showering, etc. This method requires certain hands-on skills and tools, but the toys made are closer to real mobile public toilets.