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What you need:
plastic bricks,
clockwork with hands
Connect two long flat bricks with two short flat bricks (three pegs long) so that they enclose the clockwork. Put the short bricks under the long ones so that they will not hinder the moving of the hands of the clock
later.
You can add more bricks to this basic frame, but try to apply them beneath the frame. For example, apply two flat bricks (four pegs long) next to the bricks which are three pegs long. Then put two flat bricks on top.
Apply broad bricks to the back of the lower edge
(yellow vertical row on the photo), so that the clock can stand.
If you want your clock stand at an angle, apply two roof tiles to the sides.
The roof tiles are one row longer than the other
bricks.
If you like, you can apply some more bricks.
Fasten the hands to the clockwork.
Depending on the size of your clock, you might need to shorten the hands.
Insert a
battery.
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