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A week ago i came to my kitchen for coffee and smoke, and start connecting lego pieces... as usual. But i don't stop after 5 minutes as usual, but sit there for a hour. I enjoyed the result and left it at the kitchen. After few days i found that everyone is attracted by it, they just came to kitchen, take this tiny excavator and start playing with it) Including my father) So, i decided to share this small MOC, and make an instructions. Maybe someone find it useful somehow. It's my first instructions, so any critics are welcome.

Excavator can drive forvard and back, superstructure is rotating and arm with bucket may dig something if you wish.

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Instructions: http://www.mediafire...nstructions.pdf

Posted

This is great! I hope you put it on rebrickable. I can't access the pdf though, it says it's invalid on my tablet.

Posted (edited)

Hmm small and sweet...

but proportions of arm sections are not the best... I would not force use the 3-7 liftarms... maybe combination of half liftarms... and I would use only small wheels... but it's nice... :)

Max...

Edited by MaxSupercars
Posted (edited)

:)

When I am looking on that yellow 4L half liftarm at the beginning of the arm near cabin, if we take out the red 2L axle, we can manipulate with the middle section of arm... then we can use the tan friction less long pin... :)

Max...

Edited by MaxSupercars
Posted

We can manipulate middle section, orange beam not secured in this position, friction pin just hold arm, but you can move it. ...Another idea - i can use small LA instead of yellow arm part. It will be fun, and i will redesign whole thing that way)

Posted (edited)

And i will redesign whole thing that way

Please do but if you don't I'm sure someone else will develop this awesome build anyway. Keep up the good work

Edited by Technic Jim

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