Roomy Shack is a spacious mid-game structure in LEGO Fortnite Ninjago, perfect for expanding villages with extra room for villagers and storage. Built across 7 stages with a total upfront cost of 23 Wood plus 27 remaining, it teaches advanced wall layouts, gable roofing, and ridge capping for sturdy, multi-room designs.
Requirements
- Upfront cost - 23x Wood
- Remaining - 27x Wood
How to build Roomy Shack
Start by placing your structure plan in a clear, flat area. As soon as you place the plan, the building stages begin.
Stage 1
A - Place Shack Wide Floor 02 x3
- Each Shack Wide Floor requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Wide Floor size: 16x16x1
Stage 2
A - Place Shack Arch 01 x1
- Each Shack Arch requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Arch size: 2x16x12
B - Place Shack Wall 01 x2
- Each Shack Wall requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Wall size: 2x2x12
C - Place Shack Wall 05 x3
- Each Shack Wall requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Wall size: 2x16x12
Stage 3
A - Place Shack Wall 05 - Open x3
- Each Shack Wall Open requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Wall Open size: 2x16x12
B - Place Shack Arch 01 x1
- Each Shack Arch requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Arch size: 2x16x12
C - Place Shack Wall 01 x2
- Each Shack Wall requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Wall size: 2x2x12
Stage 4
A - Place Shack Gable Left x2
- Each Shack Gable Left requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Gable Left size: 18x3x6
B - Place Shack Half Wall 02 x1
- Each Shack Half Wall requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Half Wall size: 2x16x6
Stage 5
A - Place Shack Roof 03 x3
- Each Shack Roof requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Roof size: 18x16x6
B - Place Shack Gable Right x2
- Each Shack Gable Right requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Gable Right size: 18x3x6
Stage 6
A - Place Shack Ridge 04 x2
- Each Shack Ridge requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Ridge size: 4x16x3
B - Place Shack Ridge 01 - Left x1
- Each Shack Ridge Left requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Ridge Left size: 4x3x3
Stage 7
A - Place Shack Ridge 01 - Right x1
- Each Shack Ridge Right requires 1x Wood.
- Shack Ridge Right size: 4x3x3
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