PistenBully 400 Park 1:12

[PistenBully 600]

Hi, this is my current projekt, the PistenBully 400 Park as a RC scalemodel in 1:12.

I started this projekt a month ago and since yesterday it´s almost finished.

Functions:

-drive

-lifting blade

-tilting blade

-panning blade

-lifting tiller

This PistenBully is created to build funparks in snow resorts, so its blade has a bigger range in all directions than the standard PB 400. My version should have some more bladefunctions than the PB 600, so the blade can move in two more directions than my PB 600s blade.

I have bulit the Parkblade, which has two forks to lift and carry park equipment:

Some pics of the PB 400 and 600:

and two videos:

when I tested only the chassis with the blade, it was able to push more than 2,5 Kg and climb up a slope of about. 45°

please leave a comment ;)

[Pat-Ard]

I know the Bully already, but every time I see them I'm impressed again...

The size and the details are great...

Please tell the other members the measures!

Pat

[PistenBully 600]

sure, the length with blade and tiller is about 80cm and the width of the PB 400 itself is 32 cm, with the tiller about 46 cm

[Rishab N]

Wow this is great

[jorgeopesi]

Something tracked is always good for me .

[timslegos]

Great attention to detail in the cab!

tim

[PistenBully 600]

I have improved the snow blower by building a smaller feed screw. The result is that it has more power and can´t be stopped by too much snow. But I still can attach the bigger feed screw, too.

And by using a full battery, the range grew up to a maximum of one meter.

And a video:

[Zerobricks]

Wow that works really great I love the plow!

[PistenBully 600]

Thanks

A new snowblower, the "Kahlbacher Seitenwallfräse 800" http://www.kahlbacher.com/kahlbacher/index.php/de/strassenerhaltung/rotierende-geraete/seitenwallfraese-800-1200-und-1000-1400

The mechanism of this snowblower is really different to my other snowblowers.

a first test video:

[PistenBully 600]

Here are some new pics in artificial snow at the Faszination Modellbau exibition in Friedrichshafen, Grermany, in November: