Berthil

Only that one.

40% shrinkage of the 8479 Barcode Truck. Obviously without the electronics and also without the Flex Cables. The idea is to 'program' the truck by road plates. The road plates will have Technic Gear Racks and the truck will have gears catching the gear racks when driving over them. The gears catching (rendered red in the image) will result in movement of the front arm and tipper as in the original model. It will also have HOG steering. I will try to stick to the original green but don't know yet if there will be enough Technic green parts for that. Obviously there is still a lot of work to do but already got the dimensions and steering that I'm happy with.

Same opinion and earlier mentioned gift here. For the 90 years LEGO campaign I contributed to a national newspaper, the gift for that was 5 times more substantial while I contributed 6 videos/builds for this campaign while also making an effort in taking titles and comments out.

Nice MOC! In 2016 I created a sauna, showers and dressing room as part of a squash centre. I also used 'polished' Classic Spaceman but also found a naked torso with a belly.

Very nice, great details on every facade and corner!

Sure you can. Have you checked prices? Any elevation makes a city much more interesting, not only trains or monorails. But it is hard/expensive to achieve. The Green Zone in the LEGO House is a good example of what can be done with an unlimited brick supply.

On the remote I'm using the center button to switch between three modes. My Load Zone MOC on Rebrickable has the Pybricks file as a download, it's easy to see how I programmed the modes.

May be the Hall of Fame can be revived, last edit seems to be from 2019;

@LEGO Train 12 Volts Thank you! Since you are from Italy, I had a dive at the Trimiti Islands. A lot colder than in the Caribbean and first time a saw ánd felt thermocline :)

As always with great attention to detail and excellent roof and shop front. And a new way to create awnings which is very hard as there are already so many ways to create awnings.

16 x 32 modular with 3 floors in (Dutch) colonial style. Ground floor has a scuba shop to rent out scuba dive gear. In the back a shower area to rinse off the salt water after a dive. 2nd floor has a working air compressor with pneumatics! It is operated by hand outside the modular. An attic with storage space completes the modular. This modular has a working service lift that can reach all floors and is operated by hand. A while ago I acquired my Padi diving certificate on St. Statia so connecting the Caribbean design with a Scuba Shop seemed logical. Free building instructions on Rebrickable: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-147160/Berthil/scuba-shop-modular/

If Bricklink (or Stud.io) is used as the part (color) source, use the LEGO SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) code available through 'color images' on Bricklink to search for the part in the LEGO PAB to avoid color confusion. When searching by SKU on Bricklink and PAB they will show the color name for the same part, also with different color names. If the PAB cannot find the SKU it is not for sale on the PAB (and PAB color name does not matter) so other sources must be used to acquire the part, mostly Bricklink. Example: 1 x 1 Magenta brick code and color name on Bricklink: 6022035 Same brick in the PAB when search on code: color is called Bright Reddish Violet When buying on the LEGO PAB the new parts are cheaper than Bricklink although available later (or never available when only in sets with IP (like Starwars)). On the LEGO PAB you get free shipping, VIP points and GWP (Gift With Purchase). On Bricklink you get high shipping costs, handling fees, Paypal fees, missing inventory items and seller attitude. Lately I prefer LEGO PAB and just start another project when waiting for parts :)

Uploaded a bunch of GBC movies, everybody who got an invite uploads to the same TLG Sharepoint and can see all uploads.

I didn't know, very sorry to hear that!

I've purchased instructions and have build this but meanwhile the Rebrickable entry has been removed! For me the model was too fragile, especially at the back section. I write 'was' because I disassembled it. I will not be making a Pybricks file for it, why should I if the model has been removed from Rebrickable.

Update 2.23.3 did not fix the issue. Having the checkbox on in a previous session and closing and opening Stud.io, the checkbox is still on but the parts filter is not active. Uncheck/recheck now seems to work better, at least now the checkbox reflects the actual state of this setting after one uncheck/recheck where previously it needed multiple unchecks/rechecks to get in sync (on my iMac). This seems a good workaround but has to be done after every color change!

Since I'm building mostly when the 'sun don't shine' (evenings/nights) the summer hardly slows down my building and hoping the color restriction is not Lime, Black, DBG and LBG :)

Since TLG uses tons of stickers (especially on Technic models) and disallow wasn't mentioned, I assumed it was allowed. Mine are also not so important for the model but I also have taken it apart as the whole setup with elevation rig took up a lot of space. Sorry for that.

I have created free building instructions for my version of the rotary dumper and elevator. It's running very reliable, smooth, fast and consumes less battery power. Here is a Meccano version by the way, unfortunately Akiyuki is not mentioned but it is very clear where the inspiration came from. Good thing we don't have to bolt down modules and tracks to the table :)

First post updated with video and link to newly created free building instructions for the Rotary Dumper & Train Elevator.

Well done! Nice detailed smooth finish on the whole build. Also not a fan of the green but understand why, may be the Landrover brings new Sand Green pieces to try in that color if you can motivate yourself to go through the whole designing process again. Not easy to do that again on a finished model. If any remark I would add some details in the back of the car, picknick basket or something like that.

(S)Crapper Autonomous Spaceship to bomb the Space Police with (S)Crap. Functions 4 Motorized Anti-Gravity drive pods with rotating rings Motorized front and back ascend and descend controlled seperately Motorized opening and closing bomb bay door to drop the (S)Crap Motorized retractable landing gear Mindstorms custom control interface Status LED

I submit my latest GBC creations, here on top of my GBC list. Some older ones have been featured before by LEGO Technic so I know there is interest, one even without my permission. They could have gotten my permission, but they didn't ask.

@The_Cook Thank you for your feedback! I think I have solved most of your mentioned points with the remark that it is not possible to change building steps anywhere without the need to rebuild all pages from that point on forward. As you already noticed, a Herculean task so can't make any step changes without starting over again.

Thank you all! Indeed contest rules limited the baseplate to 48 x 48. By placing the gulch diagonal over the baseplate I got more room for the mountain and temple but building all rocks under an angle on the baseplate wasn't easy. Happy with how it turned out.