2x4Studios

To be honest, your commentary is what made the video so great to watch! You shared information on nearly ALL the modules and kept a perfect pace. You should be very proud of the GBC this year, it was certainly a crowd favorite.

Holy moly the GBC at Brickvention Australia was Huge. Brickvention if one of the largest Lego conventions in Australia, It's composed of builders from all over the country. This year the GBC team went above and beyond making a fantastic display. Rohah - The co-ordinator of the GBC walked me through all the different modules and explained what everything was. He was a fantastic speaker so all credit to him Without further ado, The Brickvention 2017 GBC!

VIDEO: Here is my Lego Pneumatic V4 The engine is based on the OOOONeoGamerOOOO design but it's heavily modded and reverse engineered. I made the engine to be compatible with the new switches compared to the brick ones. I really don't have any intention of getting any of the brick ones as I don't build much with Technic bricks enough to justify. I haven't modded the switches as well, I had a go but ended up just breaking the valve. instead, I just heavily lubricated with WD40. The pistons are modded however, I originally lubricated with grease but after I experiment WD40 worked better with faster engines. Although it isn't as strong as my V8 (Video below) I think that it's a step in the right direction. the engine can get up to 800RPM when connected directly to the air compressor but for filming purposes, I had to fill a tank with air and use that to power the engine, Eather way I'm happy with 200 RPM. I'd love to hear your tips and tricks on how you made your engines better. My plans are to now build a grad racer or car around the engine, I'd love to hear ideas on that too. Please sub to my YouTube as it helps me make videos and motivates me to do more. Please comment below, I'd love to hear what you think!!

Cheers man, I'd love to see the finished product!!

Uploading currently, I've been reluctant to upload as it isn't great but here you go :)

Hey guys and girls, I have been experimenting with lego gearboxes a lot lately and have made my first compact gearbox! Huge thanks to Jeppo for helping me out and getting me off the ground! Here's my video of the MOC with instructions. What do you think? any tips and improvements? Thanks, 2X4Studios

haha That would be rad

Alas, you have found my biggest regret in the model! I would have loved to have slewing action but I was pushed for time. The major difficulties I encountered were the large weaknesses in the turntable joints. Thinking about it now, I could of had it pivot on a turntable and have weight bearing on a wheel system or slider surrounding the turntable. The undercarriage has a subtractor in it so I sacrificed speed and power for percussion on the spot turning.

Thanks a million! Really means a lot! Cheers, I hadn't built anything red before so I thought I'd give it a go!

Yeah! I'm so pumped for the set!!!

It's finished but made open for rough terrain

Long time no moc, For the last few months I've been building, bricklinking, improving and filming my Bucket wheel excavator MOC Subscribe if you want to see more!

with my fingers! (It was a full sell out and over 25,000 tickets were sold)

I'll try and get more pictures from the guys that made the layout (sadly It wasn't me) The guys spent about 2 days putting it all together, people from all around victoria Yeah, A nice little memento I'm currently in contact with the layout organisers

Well, Today Australia's largest LEGO convention 'Brickvention' came to a close, Over 25,000 people attended this event. Here is my video on the train layouts at this event!! Enjoy and subscribe for more! :)