baard
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Nice MOC, thanks for sharing!
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Nice execution to this shunter. I like the use of a rubber band to make it run. Thanks for the video!
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DIY Cheap Motorized Track Switches (no cutting/glue)
baard replied to Phoxtane's topic in LEGO Train Tech
This has been done before with the "spear Method", using only Lego parts. A Lego spear fits in the little slot in the rail from the side, pushing the little spring-loaded switch point piece. I have built one with success using the servo motor, controlling it by PF. -
MOC: Swedish T44 PF loco with remote decoupling
baard replied to Selander's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Hi Video can be found here. Mechanism built into the bogie in the Cargo loco from Lego: www.flickr.com/photos/115097068@N03/12108429763/ If you look around my Flickr you can also see a similar mechanism in a Class 8 shunter and my take on the Norwegian Diesel shunter Skd 226. At the very bottom I have also put a parts list for the bogie if you want to build it yourself as well as Pictures that should explain the features quite clearly. Thanks to Selander for the initial inspiration to develop my take on the mechanism. -
I like your big square and MODs of most of the modulars. Well done!
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Great collection and nice MOCs!
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MOC: 1/33 wooden passenger wagon (Scandinavian style) with full interior
baard replied to Sven J's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Fantastic build, again! Thanks for sharing Looking forward to see this running with your locomotive(s)! -
Wonderful execution, thanks for sharing!
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[MOC] EV3 Catching a Ball in Mid-Air
baard replied to dsharlet's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Fantastic creation! You say the model is simple, but the ideas and thought including math and programming involve makes this just jaw dropping Thank for sharing! -
MOC: 1/33 Swedish 0-8-2T with three (!) working cylinders
baard replied to Sven J's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Very nice train and execution. In addition to being a fantastic moc, your presentation is superb. I too drool over my keyboard(s). Thanks for sharing! -
Hi, the constraints of building a shunter containing all the parts needing to use PF is a challenge, but doable. In fact, it is possible to even include more functions in a locomotive just 20 studs long. I have based my designs on the Norwegian Diesel Sk 226 as well as a Class 08 Diesel shunter from England. Both have working decouplers as well as propulsion, i.e. 2 motors inside + battery and PF receiver. Since the Sk 226 shunter is only 4 studs wide at the top, extensive use of Snot is necessary, both locomotives have technic chassis. See my Flickr: https://www.flickr.c...eposted-public/ https://www.flickr.c...eposted-public/ https://www.flickr.c...eposted-public/ https://www.flickr.c...eposted-public/ https://www.flickr.c...eposted-public/ Happy building!
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Longworth Hall - Historic Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Depot in Cinci
baard replied to legoman666's topic in LEGO Train Tech
I like it a lot! Nice snotted letters. thanks for sharing. -
32 gun frigate Concorde (French, ca.1760-1780)
baard replied to BrickPerfection's topic in Pirate MOCs
I like this ship a lot It looks like you glued the horisontal ropes on the vertical ones, did this happen before or after rigging the masts? Thanks for sharing -
fantastic build!
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nice train, I like it! Will it be motorized?
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Great looking Coal bunker Really like the way you made it with the support beams and nice effect with the lights. Thanks for sharing!
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The Santa fe Super Chief inspired by Robert Carney
baard replied to ust60's topic in LEGO Train Tech
great train! I have TLC original take, but this is big! Will we see it running? -
Great Art Deco style, I like them all. Thanks for sharing!
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Saint Quentin (France) Town Hall, Theater, Basilica, and much more
baard replied to Anio's topic in LEGO Town
I love all of these, thanks for sharing! -
Hi, The Norwegian LUG Brikkelauget has just finished its yearly event På Kloss Hold (PKH) As soon as I had my own copy of the 4000014 train I knew that I wanted to build it, and eventually did after acquiring the 3 necessary bricks to finish the build (namely the 2 black '132' bricks as well as the torso of the driver). My MOC at the event was Legoland Billund from the 70ties, encompassing a narrow gauge railway with a motorized 4000014. Given the very small space in the loco, I decided to put an M motor, an old 9V switch and an old 9V battery case in one of the wagons. It proved to work nicely. The narrow gauge design including the switch point design has been found here on Eurobricks. Please welcome the 4000014 in its proper environment: https://www.flickr.c...eposted-public/ Thanks for watching!
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1. I built it 2. PKH was held in Trondheim, Norway, 43 exhibitors from Brikkelauget with MOCs, MODs and original sets from TLC. 4500+ visitors on Sunday made the event a success. The rest of the weekend with our LUGs general assembly, workshops and of course finishing our layout. 3. My MOC will be exhibited at Skaerbaek Fan Weekend in Denmark in september.
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thanks for sharing I like the snot work and overall look How does the overhang in front and rear look in curves?
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Interested to see how you attached the snot work on the sides of the bogeys, it is a little hard to reverse engineer
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MOCs: Diesel-era rolling stock from New England
baard replied to MaineBrickFan's topic in LEGO Train Tech
beautiful cars Thanks for sharing! -
Nice color scheme and execution based on the pictures provided. Thanks for sharing. Is it motorized?