Free step-by-step building instructions · 109 pieces · by BrickProject
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This LEGO Beedrill MOC is a 109-piece brick-built version of the Bug/Poison Pokémon, number 015 in the first-generation Pokédex. It has a striped yellow and black abdomen, red eyes, curved black antennae and large white wings. Gray cone-shaped stingers stick out from its forearms, and a yellow stinger finishes the tail.
The model is 15 x 11 studs wide and 10.3 cm tall. The wings are built from white plates and quarter-round pieces, the thin legs and arms are made from gray bars, and the body is a stack of yellow and black sections. With 60 different parts and 52 instruction pages, it suits builders who already have a few models behind them, and its spread wings give it a lot of presence on a shelf. The free step-by-step instructions are viewable online, with renders from four angles and a 3D model.
This is a custom MOC by BrickProject, not part of the official LEGO Pokémon range. It joins the other Gen 1 Pokémon on the site, including its fellow Bug types Caterpie and Butterfree.
Unofficial fan creation, not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holders. Pokémon is a trademark of Nintendo, Creatures Inc. and GAME FREAK inc.. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group.

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Brickproject has been passionate about LEGO bricks since childhood, growing up with iconic themes like classic Western, Johnny Thunder, Studios, Racers, Bionicle, Pirates, and Medieval sets. What he loves most is creating stories and bringing minifigures to life through endless adventures.
As an avid film enthusiast, Brickproject regularly shares LEGO scenes inspired by favorite movies. Each build is designed to leave room for imagination, filled with hidden traps, secret passages, and easter eggs to spark curiosity and creativity.