Working Tower crane.
This machine uses a color sensor to count how many orange and white balls pass through. It shows the running total on a 5 digit motorized display. It can recirculate balls standing alone, or connect with other GBC modules.
Examples of table top robots with motors and sensors programmed with micro:bit controllers.
Two Mindstorms NXT robots use sensors to race on a track, with starting gate and finish flag controlled by a Mindstorms Spike Prime controller.
Scooping up GBC balls
Back and forth GBC module
Building a Rocket with GBC
This aerial ace is an alternate build to LEGO Technic 42152 Firefighter Aircraft, and features flapping wings, dangly legs, poseable tail, and a swiveling head.
This is a Racing simulator designed by me. It features a working steering wheel, win lose detection and a working start button.
- I have made changes to this MOC card and would like it reprinted.
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Lego Wizard automaton inspired by TonyFlow76.
- I have made changes to this MOC card and would like it reprinted.
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A cozy room for the whole family.
- I have made changes to this MOC card and would like it reprinted.
Two brave racers careen down tight and dusty back roads chasing the fastest time, narrowly keeping away from the trees at over 100 kph.
"...Hairpin left into water splash..."
Octan F1 Team bring in their rookie driver, Gale, for a quick change of tires, hoping to beat their rival and win the race!
The Copper State city surrounded by a busy trainyard, a bay with various island and multiple campgrounds.