PistenBully 600

Thanks a lot! Building this ropeway and making it work perfect was a very stony way but I really wanted to reach this aim - and I finally did it. The mountain station building will take much money und I am afraid it could be not stable enough. The great grey roof will not, that is sure. I hope I can stabilize it. We will see when I have collected all the parts, in 1-2 years probably... The mountain itself will be build as it can bee seen on the pictures above. It is 18 bricks high and not massive, it has collumns and walls inside, to seperate the 5 modules and make it more stable. @LegoSjaak: That is cool, I would like to visit this ropeway, too. Do you have any pictures you could send to me? I think the building-work will take a long break now, i will collect the bricks for the mountain first, than I can build on. But some modifications will take place untill then, that is for sure ;) I will keep you updated.

Thanks! Difficult to say. The technical part is allmost complete. But I have to combine the normal operation and the garaging system. This will be quite difficult. The other missing part is the mountain and the building for the mountain-station... but that is easy buildung. Only getting all the bricks will take some time. I think 1-2 years. At the moment about 7500 bricks are missing. But all in all I would say that most of the work is done.

Hi everybody. My current project is the construction of a fully functional 3s ropeway. Since a few days the main functions are working so I want to present you the actual point of work. At first some numbers and facts: - length: about 5 meters, in the end maybe 5,30 meters - number of gondolas: 4 - total length of rope: 22 meters - distance betwen the stations: 2,90 meters - number of masts: 1 - heigth of the mast: 78 cm - untill now approximately 10.000 bricks are used, in the end it will be around 27.000, I think - power supply by 3 RCX robots and 3 transformers - 16 motors are used (12x m-motor, 4x 9V-motor) - building time untill now: 14 1/2 months There are 3 big components/ bulidings: the valley station, the mountain station and the mast. The valley station has been built after the Gaislachkoglbahn in Sölden, Austria: http://www.myheimat....47,2444094.html It consists of about 3500 bricks. The valley-station is more compact and technically less complex than the mountain-station. It is based on 2 48x48 baseplates. It is powered by 4 m-motors and 2 9V-motors using 2 transformers and 1 RCX. Its technology illustrates the processes in normal operation: When the gondola enters the station the the gondola releases the pulling rope and gets slowed down by driving wheels. Then the gondola doors open automatically. The gondola drivs around the curve of the station, then the doors close, the gondola gets accelerated and the pulling rope is coupled into the trolley again. Here is a video of the valley-station working: The mountain-station is build mostly identical, but it has some additional features. The tension of the pulling rope is controlled here, by simply using a wight. Also the gondola storage takes place in this station. This process is full-auto, controlled by 2 RCX and driven by 4 m-motors. You can see it working in this video: Here is the mast, it is constructed after the mast of the 3s Kitzbühel: I have also deigned the whole Kitzbühel station-building in LDD and I´m looking foreward to build it in real in 1-2 years. The original one: and a rendering and some screenshots of my model: The station has a length of 2,70 meters and consists of about 20.000 bricks, including the ropeway system itself. One picture of the ropeway system of the mountain-station (the picture was made in may, so it isn´t the most current one...) During the last weeks I did many testdrives untill I was able to adjust the system that controlls the distance between the gondolas. Since a few days this system works pretty well and so the ropeway works perfect with all 4 gondolas. Here is the newest video: I hope you like my ropeway. This is just a short overview. If you want to see more pictures and videos, check out my youtube-channel https://www.youtube....3dTrMEnnlwQGbpw Also you an find pictures since the first day of construction here: http://www.doktor-br...lbahn/?pageNo=1 That´s it for the first, feel free to comment ;)

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Thanks A new snowblower, the "Kahlbacher Seitenwallfräse 800" http://www.kahlbacher.com/kahlbacher/index.php/de/strassenerhaltung/rotierende-geraete/seitenwallfraese-800-1200-und-1000-1400 The mechanism of this snowblower is really different to my other snowblowers. a first test video:

I have improved the snow blower by building a smaller feed screw. The result is that it has more power and can´t be stopped by too much snow. But I still can attach the bigger feed screw, too. And by using a full battery, the range grew up to a maximum of one meter. And a video:

sure, the length with blade and tiller is about 80cm and the width of the PB 400 itself is 32 cm, with the tiller about 46 cm

Hi, this is my current projekt, the PistenBully 400 Park as a RC scalemodel in 1:12. I started this projekt a month ago and since yesterday it´s almost finished. Functions: -drive -lifting blade -tilting blade -panning blade -lifting tiller This PistenBully is created to build funparks in snow resorts, so its blade has a bigger range in all directions than the standard PB 400. My version should have some more bladefunctions than the PB 600, so the blade can move in two more directions than my PB 600s blade. I have bulit the Parkblade, which has two forks to lift and carry park equipment: Some pics of the PB 400 and 600: and two videos: when I tested only the chassis with the blade, it was able to push more than 2,5 Kg and climb up a slope of about. 45° please leave a comment ;)

Thanks, at first some pics of the other attachments: the allwayblade: hydraulic ramp: snow canon: halfpipe- builder: and an overall view: and now some videos: the first test of the chassis: windshield wiper: and the snow blower (the second video showes the current range):

Hi, I want to show you my model of a PistenBully 600 in 1:12. I wanted to create a remote controlled scale model with many details and I think after 1 1/2 years of construction I reached this aim. Functions: - drive - lifting blade - lifting tiller -motorized tiller auger -working winch with up to 7 meters of rope -working snow blower with a range of up to 60 cm -motorized windshield wiper Alpin Flex Tiller: Winch: working snow blower: I hope you like it

Hi, my name is Dennis and I am a legofan for more than 10 years. My favourite topic is Lego technic.