grohl Posted January 22 Author Posted January 22 Technic Advent Calendar would definitely cost more, but a great idea nonetheless. Quote
grohl Posted February 14 Author Posted February 14 (edited) Flower bouquet with some well known and very old parts. Edited February 22 by grohl Quote
jorgeopesi Posted February 14 Posted February 14 I did not know those white axles but I have all the gears, nice group. Quote
Aurorasaurus Posted February 14 Posted February 14 I like this, the use of those wheel pieces for the pot is clever too. Quote
thekoRngear Posted February 15 Posted February 15 So @grohl are you not gonna build any MOC out of 42177? It's been quite a while 🤔 Quote
grohl Posted March 3 Author Posted March 3 Zebra is my first alternate build (uses only the parts of the set) of the 42198 Bush Plane. The model is an automata sculpture that can be easily motorized or hung on the wall. The head moves up and down, the neck moves back and forth and so do the shoulders and knees of the zebra. Inside its chest you can find a 4-cylinder beating heart. Quote
grohl Posted March 3 Author Posted March 3 My official model #29 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 LEGO Technic 42206 Quote
1gor Posted March 4 Posted March 4 17 hours ago, grohl said: Zebra is my first alternate build (uses only the parts of the set) of the 42198 Bush Plane. The model is an automata sculpture that can be easily motorized or hung on the wall. The head moves up and down, the neck moves back and forth and so do the shoulders and knees of the zebra. Inside its chest you can find a 4-cylinder beating heart. with 2 sets you could make proper zebra; when I saw this set fir first time, stripes remind me on zebra indeed, so your idea was expected sooner ar later... Quote
grohl Posted May 4 Author Posted May 4 (edited) May the 4th be with you. Yoda / Grogu is my 36th alternate build of the 42117 Race Plane. It features moving arms linked to the rotating head, hinged elbows, posebale hands and fingers. The ears on the head can be moved up and down and you can switch between the lightsaber or the orb as the accessories. Happy Building! Edited May 4 by grohl Quote
grohl Posted July 28 Author Posted July 28 Red Bull RB17 Hypercar is my first alternate build of the 42206 that I designed for this year. It uses only the parts of the RB20 F1 LEGO set. I originally wanted to design a generic Le Mans car, but then stumbled upon news that the RB 17 is going to start production in 2025 and what a better fit than a Red Bull Hypercar from a Red Bull F1? The model is 57cm long, 23.5cm wide and 12 cm high. The features include: Front pull rod suspension Rear push rod suspension Front axle steering with working steering wheel and HOG input Working V6 engine 2-speed gearbox with neutral Opening gull-wing doors Moving rear spoiler wing Detailed cockpit and bodywork with intricate angles. Quote
grohl Posted July 31 Author Posted July 31 Thank you, gentlemen. Even with how much is exposed on the real car, it was constant panel swapping to get as close to the curves of the vehicle as possible. At the end I had to rebuild several sections just to get some connectors since I ran out of available parts. Quote
Jim Posted July 31 Posted July 31 11 minutes ago, grohl said: Thank you, gentlemen. Even with how much is exposed on the real car, it was constant panel swapping to get as close to the curves of the vehicle as possible. At the end I had to rebuild several sections just to get some connectors since I ran out of available parts. Out of pure interest....how long are you working on a B-model like this? Approx. Quote
grohl Posted July 31 Author Posted July 31 2 months on this one, but the suspension + engine were copied with adjustments. Quote
allanp Posted July 31 Posted July 31 I'd feature this on the front page if I could, but I can only front page the first post of a topic. Very impressive B model. Quote
Jim Posted August 1 Posted August 1 11 hours ago, grohl said: 2 months on this one, but the suspension + engine were copied with adjustments. Cool. Will this end up on Rebrickable in some way? 9 hours ago, allanp said: I'd feature this on the front page if I could, but I can only front page the first post of a topic. Very impressive B model. I can still manually frontpage it....so I did Quote
Jundis Posted August 1 Posted August 1 11 hours ago, grohl said: 2 months on this one, but the suspension + engine were copied with adjustments. Thats impressive! My models take 6 months+ for the same scale ... :D Looking forward to you next models. Maybe there is one in the next line-up of 2026 to make a marathon of B-,C- ... Z-models out of ;-) Quote
grohl Posted August 1 Author Posted August 1 53 minutes ago, Jim said: Cool. Will this end up on Rebrickable in some way? I can still manually frontpage it....so I did Thanks a gazillion, Jim. Quote
AVCampos Posted August 1 Posted August 1 1 hour ago, Jundis said: Maybe there is one in the next line-up of 2026 to make a marathon of B-,C- ... Z-models out of ;-) IMO 42209 is already an excellent candidate for that: it's a great pack of all kinds of parts, with the only slightly less versatile part being the bucket. Quote
allanp Posted August 1 Posted August 1 2 hours ago, Jim said: can still manually frontpage it....so I did Thanks Jim Quote
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