Diamabolo
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Happy Easter! with a twisting easter rabbit cube
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Inspired by a paper origami kaleidocycle, various Lego versions were created. In contrast to the kaleidocycles I have built so far, the construction folds up and down as it rotates. One version requires a central axle ring around which the joints rotate. The second version stabilizes itself with the help of rubber connectors
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MODified Kinetic version of the creator 3in1 31157 set
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A wooden toy once again served as inspiration for me. What is the toy called in your language? No question that I had to try out motorized versions of the toy too.
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Spinning helicopter
Diamabolo posted a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
another alternative model with the education set 9686 Simply mechanized, the helicopter takes off and starts its circular flight https://pin.it/58GxKJq -
[HELP] I'm trying to motorise the mars perseverance rover
Diamabolo replied to Ilovespace's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I saw this attempt... https://www.instagram.com/p/Cz37DEMsgkZ/?igshid=NzBmMjdhZWRiYQ== -
I present swinging roller coaster loops. The cars are set in motion by making the entire coaster model swing concentrically. The coaster rails have the shape of a double spiral or various knots
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Inspired by the vintage wooden toy
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Everything revolves on this marble run. Either the track revolves around the center or the central lift transports the balls up....or both at the same time The construction of the ball track is inspired by the GBC model from NICO 71
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Spinning spiral roller coaster The track consists of a central lift system and rails with two counter-rotating spirals. The exciting thing in this case is that the rails revolve around the lift. Rails and lift can be driven separately. I've seen a coaster spiral lift at @MasaoHidaka in the past. The Lego Idea project by @nachpon lego then completely inspired me to build this lift mechanism into a spiral sculpture. Actually I wanted to recreate the kinetic sculpture "Wonder" by Tom Lawton....but that will be another project.
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This gear worm screw has so much potential! .....here i present one of my gimmicks with the new part 7376-3 /-4
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For the mechanic I use the lego parts 7376-3 / - 4 including in the Set : Police Training Academy
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mathematical art: Replica of a 3D Printed Model by Henry Segerman and Sabetta Matsumoto This cube net unfolds evenly through the gears and can also turn inside out
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I present a replica of the well-known physics gadjet. In the original, the "perpetuum motion machine" is generated by induction. In my case, a wheel in the collecting funnel provides the drive
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(cub) octahedron / spheres with 14 "surfaces". I love to tinker with the brick 76797 spherical segment. These brick begs to be build as a sphere. i was wondering what diameter this sphere might have? There were different balls with different diameters
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Simpel Prototype of the toy: shoot the moon
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Simpel Prototype of the toy: shoot the moon https://youtube.com/shorts/8SzW9sEr9Zs?feature=share https://pin.it/3XMTUM0
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Balancing Bird / Parrot Kinetic toy Alternate build from the Creator Set 31136 https://pin.it/aZX9mto https://pin.it/3u6oBqG
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To continue my parrot series, I also converted creator set 31133 into a parrot mobile. Two more ropes and round 1x1 bricks....and the JoJo Bird is finished
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31133 ! ...yes , nice parts for Alternate build https://pin.it/6a2scDg
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What was supposed to be a ship swing, has now become this man on the swing. At first he didn't want to move at all. Therefore: "I need a push". Only after many failed attempts do I have the right mixture of frequency, swing length and weight of the legs. Since the motor can be continuously controlled via bluetooth, it was then easy to get the man into the right rhythm.
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thank you... with the second bird I wasn't limited with bricks either
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This is a replica of the well-known children's toy mobile. Built from parts of the Lego set 11019 with two additional Lego ropes+pins.
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....and another version of this JoJo-Parrot
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wow, that is a super detailed lego automaton....great mechanic...just saw the wooden version...that was always too complicated for me