First Technic MOC after years...

[TechnicSteine]

Hi there :)

There are really impressive MOCs in this section and I´m a bit intimidated but here is my first MOC after 20 years away from from LEGO.

I´m more a fan of classic LEGO parts and technic, and you can clearly see that in the parts I´m using ;) Liftarms are still a bit strange for me hehe.

This fairy ride is from last year, it is made of 1062 parts and has 2 motors.

I can onyl upload 102kb so here is the first picture and a video in motion:

 

 

Have a great day everyone :)

Edited September 26, 2020 by TechnicSteine

[amorti]

Sehr schön!

I'm impressed with how much you got that tiny motor to do. The modern motors are much stronger.

[TechnicSteine]

One brick more and the motor would dissolve itself into dust

[Lakop]

I have a couple of those motors myself. Nice to see the studded beams in action.

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[JintaiZ]

Fantastic build!

[Jundis]

This looks like one of the old combi-builds, sometimes mentioned in technic: "If you have the 8851, 8854 and 8865 you can build this fantastic fairy ride!"

Great job :-)

11 hours ago, TechnicSteine said:

I´m more a fan of classic LEGO parts and technic, and you can clearly see that in the parts I´m using ;) Liftarms are still a bit strange for me hehe.

With liftarms and the newer connectors, there are much more possibilities but way less stability :D

Edited September 26, 2020 by Jundis

[m00se]

Very nice. Impressive how you get the lifting mechanism working so smoothly (and without burning up the motor).

[emielroumen]

Very nice creation! Looks so retro and cool, could have been part of Lego’s Technic Idea range end of the 80s, beginning of 90s.

[TechnicSteine]

Wow thanks, your comments are motivating ?

I have another ride in mind and will post it as soon as it works 

[chlego]

That motor is actually impressing me.

I love that build, even though I don't like "bricked pieces", you kinda make me like them with this thing.

[pier]

Fantastic works