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Lego Technic Merlo ROTO Telehandler in 1:11 scale.
The dimensions: 80 x 25 x 30 cm, total weight – 5,7 kg. The max height is 83 cm. The model contains approximately 5100 parts. The model has eight remote controlled functions (three S-bricks, 14 motors).
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An update to the 2012 LEGO set 9393 that started out small, then I added a bunch of implements.
Here you may see the folding of the "auger."
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Psychopathic space-marine hit-man. Amazing.
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Another little car to the fit the 15 module wide scale.
Free instructions at rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-225378/thirdwigg/bmw-m2-g87/#det...
It's my MOC - remote controlled Lego Technic Icebreaker. It was my first icebreaking experience so the model isn't too effective. But now I know that it's real and I know how the model can be improved. Propulsion - 2xXL, rudder - 1x9V motor, dimensions: 75x15x33 cm, total weight with batteries and stabilizer – 2480 g. I used RC-unit for comfortable out-door control.
Video: youtu.be/6uIHjYOEGIM
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After my LEGO Technic Feller-Buncher I've decided to create one more forest tractor – it's John Deere Skidder 648L. Skidder is a type of heavy vehicle used in a logging operation for pulling cut trees out of a forest. Unfortunately the scale of my skidder differs from the scale of the Feller-Buncher because there are no such a big wheels in Lego. Maximum dimensions: 50x18x22 cm, clearance – 2.5 cm, the weight – 1660 g, the scale 1:19. There are nine PF motors, four IR receivers and one LiPo in my model. We have eight RC functions here.
Video: youtu.be/_nJmHT05e7I
Another small addition to the Thirdwigg Farm.
Free instructions at rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-77859/thirdwigg/telehandler/#det...
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LEGO Technic model of a Watt type walking beam stationary steam engine. Engines like this were used in the early19th century for powering factories and weaving mills. Includes all the major moving parts.
The blue engine incorporates a Watt's parallelogram, while the red one uses a crosshead for guiding the piston rod. Other features are planetary motion gear on the crank, correctly timed sliding valve, air pump (for the condenser), and feeder pump.
This picture is of my Large Red Sedan and one of my smaller Red Cars. It helps to get an idea of the size difference between the two cars. More pictures of both can be found at www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=thirdwigg.
Remote-controlled monster pickup truck, powered by Buwizz. This is a combination of different Nico71’s designs with my ideas sprinkled over it. This truck is a real Frankenstein Monster. You can check Nico71’s creations here: www.nico71.fr/category/cars/
Check out the video of this truck in action here: flic.kr/p/2nuyoS9
This LEGO Technic BMW M4 GT3 is a full-blown race machine with new custom slick tires by @brickvisions loaded with chrome by @bubul_chrome_ rocking an aggressive widebody kit, rear wing, and full motorsport livery. The red, white, and blue camo wrap gives it a bold, track-ready look that screams M Power. From the detailed interior to the functional aero and stance, this model captures the essence of BMW’s GT racing dominance. Built to perform, even if it’s on the living room floor.
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size of funfair for both kind of minifigures. lego funfair is 10 studs wide on vehicles... technic sizes are 20-22 studs wide. Here I'm using 16 studs wide.