1963maniac

I think he wants the pinhole for a rod not for an axle.

Your video might be missing.

There is a box for sale on bricklink. I wonder if the guy would do some measuring for you. Try it. the worst thing that can happen is he tells you "no". https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?O=6080-1&name=King's Castle&category=[Castle][Lion Knights]#T=S&O={"iconly":0} Have you thought about Lego resale stores. We have a lot of them in the USA. Many of them carry boxes but don't sell them with the sets. Atlanta Brick Company sells theirs for really cheap, 1-5 dollars, atlbrick.com. They don't even put them on the sales floor, you have to ask for them. (This is a HUGE store)

Thanks very much Didumos69. I'll be building this next. I have built your 90° shifter w/ rear output several times. I also converted to LDRAW and made a PDF BI. Here is the BI for the [POC] Two-way two-phase 90° stepper: https://bricksafe.com/files/1963maniac/Didumos69 Two-way two-phase 90 degree stepper.pdf

That is AWESOME!! It seems to have a ratcheting action. Would you share a file of this? I'd like to build it as a single phase with a rear output. Thanks very much.

Tell us about this, DIMITRY. It looks to be about 98% original.

Cute and funny!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyilAU6skfVwhkAFZICS9Cg/videos That's his youtube channel.

BTW, there are lots of ideas to use lipo batteries for PF. Of course you have to sacrifice a Lego wire to do so.

If this can help, I was able to upgrade to windows 10 from 8.1 for free this March through Microsoft. The free upgrade from 6 years ago was still available. Of course now I can't find the webpage. Microsoft said/says they don't do it, but they did in March 2020. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/you-can-still-upgrade-to-windows-10-for-free-heres-how/ https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-download-windows-10-for-free-now-that-windows-7-is-dead/ I have now found the website. Microsoft converts your windows 7 license for use as a windows 10 license. And you use this tool to do it. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 This will take you thru the whole process. I did this to an old PC in March and all my files remained where I left them.

That is one big Fabuland scene, WOW! Both ,1980s and 2020s versions are grand. Awesome work!!

This is a Titanic MOC. It's awesome!! This would look great with some lighting inside for the windows.

I do not own one of these lighting kits yet, but have spent much time trying to decide which type to buy. I'm keenly interested in how it goes. I would think since this is a Technic model that you would want to add lights as you build. But, I also know that the kit instructions show tearing back the build and then rebuilding. It's more work plus a headache. I'm sure the lighting instructions don't follow the same sequence as the Lego BI. So, it may be a little tricky to follow the lighting instructions as you build the Lego.

Is there someone who could make a "how to" video or document that shows a figure eight with a rubber band being made in LDCAD. If it is to be a video, please go slow enough to show what is happening. Thanks in advance, 1963maniac

1. You had a great idea. 2. It actually works. 3. And it's relatively simple. THIS IS AWESOME!!! I don't under stand all the discussion about the new powered up products. I'm still in the dark ages of Power functions (plug and play). Just don't make me do any programming. My train uses PF switches getting power from and old 9V train controller. My layout is small and simple, only two RC trains.

Those look great!! Is it possible to make your own decals or dry transfer decals? I was just wondering if there was any printer products that could be used for such a purpose? I'll answer my own question with this link: https://youtu.be/o0uvpCaRbbU

This is a great bit of design and creativity. The transmission and suspension are new ideas.

Should you wish to contact Sean Kenney – regarding MOCpages or anything else – you can do so at his website by clicking https://www.seankenney.com/contact/

When minifigures first came out, yellow was the obvious color to use for hands and heads. Flesh tone colored plastic was not available from TLG. Since then some cartoons used the same color scheme, such as the TV series "The Simpsons", everybody thought "that's cool, it's like TLG". Now TLG uses more realistic flesh tones when necessary, such as "StarWars". "Star Wars" Lego sets were still yellow for quite a few years before going with flesh tones. It's good the way it is . Leave it alone.

I love some digital files if you have them. I don't mind making a building Instruction for you.

I was wondering if you have pictures of how these curved rail connections are done.

Do you have a picture of what you're trying to do? I can think of several ways to do it. Also, are you wanting it to stop at 1/4 turn? It looks like you're new to eurobricks. So, I'll tell you about posting pics on EB. You post them elsewhere and put the link here. Then, they will appear.

If you have 3rd party LED LIGHTING KITS for your LEGO sets, or DIY projects, I'd like to hear your feedback. Which brands do you have? What do you like or not like about them? Would you buy more? Do you recommend them? Please tell about your experience with them.