1963maniac

That is sooo Cute!!! Chickle chuckle!!

Berthil, This one caught my eye last week. It's easy to see what is happening. I've had a rolling ball clock "on the back burner" so to speak and have been collecting ideas on how to do it. I had seen the work of JK Brickworks/Harley Mayenschein, and also Bob Kojima: In my version I plan to include seconds and 10X seconds, as well as minutes, 10X minutes and hours. Your design has five ball racks instead of three which works better for me. But, I,m thinking your Logarithmic Ball Counter does not empty the bottom rack of balls. So I,m gonna have to do some redesigning. Do you have the building instruction file that the PDF was made from -that you would be willing to share? I'm ordering parts to build this model and then will redesign it into a clock.

Lego has been outdone!!! That Moc Is more than head and shoulders above what the Lego DeathStar is. WOW!!!!

According to Bricklink, 42030 had 2 V1s and never had a V2 as an alternate or counterpart. The V2s came in the following 8 sets: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=58123bc01&in=S .

"My Parts List" is for your loose parts that are not included in a set. Selecting "All my parts" will show every part from your set list and parts list. Maybe, that is what you need to check.

On Bricklink a wanted list can be created and used to order the parts needed. If you become a member of Rebrickable and create a "my parts list", Rebrickable will tell you which parts you need for any given MOC or set. You may only need to put a few set numbers in to create a "my parts list". So, when you are logged in as a member on Rebrickable, the inventory will highlight the parts you need. Welcome back to Lego. The more ALFs (Adult Lego Fan) we have, the better the hobby is.

Rebrickable gives the part numbers in the inventory tab. If MLCAD was used to make the building instructions, it will not have part numbers. Some building instructions do not even have a parts list. Bricklink gives alternate part numbers when available for any part. Just click on the part.

There aremany great designs here that could possibly be re-engineered for your purposes:

This is grand! The tower is awesome and the minifigs are dressed realistically. Very cool! Where did you get those camels and in that color?

INCREDIBLE!!!!!! WOW

Thank you Philo!! I wish there were digital files for the two train bridge parts. I'm trying to layout my Duplo tracks with Bluebrick.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

01 = 3points

01 = 3 points

03 = 3 points

Send a message to the seller, telling him the mistake that was made and give him the opportunity to get you the minifig you wanted. I wouldn't give him a a less than positive rating.

#1 - 41 #2 - 36 #3 - 26

Did Sbrick take payment for the order? Did you get confirmation from them for your order?

Very nice. Most welcome, thanks for sharing.

BTW, the 10261 set is currently available in digital form. It can be downloaded from LDraw's Official Model Repository: http://omr.ldraw.org/files?search=10261

I do what Jundis said. Usually the problem is not that I don't have the right parts, It's figuring how to achieve the goal with what I have on hand. Technic builds are that way for me. Oftentimes I solve it when I'm dreaming, literally asleep. My mind is free and when I see the solution, whahoo, I wake up and go build it. YAY!!

I would love to see a video when you get it done.

Understand that these light bricks come with the battery installed. After 11 years the battery will leak and probably ruin it. You could try cleaning it.

In stead of the rotary catch system, use it's predesessor. Like on the old set 8466, which can be downloaded from Lego: https://www.lego.com/en-us/service/buildinginstructions/search?q=8466

I'd have Lego replace them with black ones. I have had many cracked LBG bushes over the years. I suppose TLG may have made a bad batch.