It’s drizzly and windy today. Back home, I was inspired while reading a blog about a strange LEGO model that made me gasp, then I made every effort to simulate it with my own bricks. Basically, it was a platform hanging or appearing to be “floating" in the air. To create such an effect, I attached two short chains from the extension of the floating platform to the base. They weighed the weight(?) (They weighted it down?) Then I used two long chains to connect the far edge of the platform to the base, to stop it from flipping over. But, it’s still a mystery. I still have no clue why it is floating even though I made it. It’s indeed a mysterious and fascinating structure.

It’s drizzly and windy today. Back home, I was inspired while reading a blog about a strange LEGO model that made me gasp, then I made every effort to recreate it with my own bricks. Basically, it was a platform hanging or appearing to be "floating" in the air. To create such an effects, I attached two short chains from the extension of the floating platform to the base. They balanced the weight. Then I used two long chains to connect the far edge of the platform to the base, preventing it from flipping over. But, It's a mystery. I still have no clue why it was floating though I made it. It’s indeed a mysterious and fascinating structure.

It’s drizzly and windy today. Back home, I was inspired while reading a blog about a strange LEGO model that made me gasp, then I made every effort to simulate it with my own bricks. Basically, it was a platform hanging and seeming/appearing to float in the air. To create such effects, I attached two short chains from the extension of the floating platform to the base. They weighed the weight?. Then I used two long chains to connect the far edge of the platform to the base, balancing it to prevent it from flipping over. But, it’s still yet a mystery. I have no idea why it was floating even though I made/replicated? it. It’s indeed a mysterious and fascinating structure. I was a bit lost with "weighed the weight" sorry.

Simulate is the wrong word to use. to give or assume the appearance or effect of often with the intent to deceive : imitate. : to make a simulation of (something, such as a physical system).. It is possible to say you wanted to simulate the appearance of the floating object, but this would require some extensive rewriting of the text.