How to get glass and sand in Lego Fortnite

Lego Fortnite has several different key materials for players to find in the world, such as sand, which are part of other craftables like glass. In the Lego spin-off, you’ll need both sand and glass for plenty of recipes, especially for those of you looking to dive into the new vehicle update. Here’s how to get sand and glass in Lego Fortnite, so you can get to craftin’.

How to get sand in Lego Fortnite

Before obtaining glass in Lego Fortnite, you’ll first need sand. This is the easy part of the process, as sand is found in quite a lot of places. You’ll want to either head to the Dry Valley (desert) biome in the world or to any of the beaches near large bodies of water. Once you find sand, equip a shovel and start digging up the materials.

Take the sand to haul back to your village; now it’s time to turn it into the highly valuable glass.

How to make glass in Lego Fortnite

Once you have sand, the real fun begins in Lego Fortnite. To get glass, you need the Metal Smelter station. Unfortunately, the Metal Smelter is one of the last facilities you unlock. You need a level nine village (of 10 in total) before you are able to unlock the Metal Smelter. If you’ve reached level nine or higher, here is the recipe to build a Metal Smelter:

• 3 Blast Cores
• 15 Brightcores
• 35 Obsidian Slabs

Blast Cores are a bit of a challenge to find. Head to the Dry Valley (desert) biome and look in caves. You will find lava caves, which often have chests with Blast Cores. Additionally, Blast Roller enemies lurk here, so fight them for more materials. Fortunately, Bright Cores and Obsidian are also in the Dry Valley caves, so you can farm them simultaneously.

Once you have a Metal Smelter, it is actually a pretty easy crafting recipe to make glass. Here is everything you need to make one piece of glass:

Glass is super useful for all sorts of different items in the game, including the new vehicles that are available in the title. You need glass as one of the main materials for the Power Cells that power the motorized cars.