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Bricking Bavaria 2025 !! FIRST INFORMATION !!
functionalTechnic replied to markmuel's topic in LEGO Events and User Groups
Hi guys Last weekend the Bricking Bavaria 2025 took place. Several AFOLs an me joined the event with our models. I took some impressions with my camera of the Technic Action Area and put the clips to a video together: -
it is possible to make the instruction but it is still a long way this would looks geart, i'm sure It will go on the next days
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Hi guys Finally, I could continue with my Scania with Palfinger project. With the ordered parts I could finish the chassis of the truck. The truck is controlled with on PU Hub and a mechanical selector gera box for 2 x 3 functions. I tried to document the funtions in the following video:
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Great built with the pneumatics
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I'm glad you like the video. Yes, there where many cool agricultural models which also worked great. Next year ;) It was nice having you there.
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Hi everyone Last weekend the Bricking Bavaria 2023 took place in Germany. I was also there with my models at the Technic action area. I was a great exhibition and I met many other lego enthusiasts. We let drive our models and brought them to their limits. On youtube you find a short recab about what happened at the Technic action are:
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Hi guys A further video about the functionality of my trailer:
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Yes, it is sad LEGO pushes so hard the 15 wide scale. Altought, it's also cool having several models in the smaller scale. Yes, it was challanging to get the symmetries all over the trailer and having everything still working as planned.
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Hi After bricking bavaria 2022 I could finish my trailer with remote controlled sliding curtains, landing legs and parking brake. the mechanism of the sliding curtains works with one PU L motor for each side and two winches at the front and rear of the trailer. Over the winches a cable runs trough the floor of the trailer which pulls the sliding curtains. I'm really happy how the mechanism works :) But check it yourself in the video: The instruction for the model can be found here: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-130914/FT-creations/trailer-with-sliding-curtains/#details And some renders because I could not make any resonable pictures until now:
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It would be great to have an overview about most events in europe but it seems unrealisitc to get all the informations of the events. I think there are many people who could show great moc but if you don't know there are exhibition taking place it will never happen. For me it was also a coincidence that member of the doctorbrick.de ask me to visit Bricking Bavaria in 2017.
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Hi, did you publish this axle somewhere before. I don't know whether the other guy developped the axle himself. Anyhow, it seems to me to be a awsome concept to implement the hugs at a 11 wide axle between the tires. For me it seems important to use the follwoing triangular geometry: 4 studs for the opposite side of the triangle (between hub and differential), 5 studs for the adjacent of the triangel (between axle of the differential and the frame and 6 studs for the diagonal with the ball joint holder.
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Check this: https://www.instagram.com/p/CjFGGSqo8qr/ you are wellcome. It depends where you are from. sometime you find informaiton at the LUG associations. But also there it can be hard to find the informations because often the websites are not updated. for instance here you finde the infos about Bricking Bavaria and maybe other events: https://www.bricking-bavaria.de/termine/ Some guys drive with RC components. With those you dont't have any tuble. The most poeple us Sbicks, which also work great. With PoweredUp sometime it is difficult.
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Hi everyone Last weekend the Bricking Bavaria 2022 took place in Fürth, Germany. LEGO builders from around Europe travelled to Fürth to show their models. This year large cranes, lang heavy load transporters and even a technic locomotive in scale 1:17 were shown. It was really inspiring to meet other builders and learn about their building techniques, concepts and how their model work. For all people who had not the possibility to come to BB22 I cut a video with as many models in action as possible.
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as fare I know not
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these screws are 3d printed
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I'm glad you like it :). Unfortunately, it broke down, because there was an issue with one sbrick. I have to fix it for the next exhibition.
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Hi The gravel plant and the conveyer belt was build mostly by one person. The dump station for the trucks was build by me. Two other silos were build by a forth person. Some elements are also owned by the AFOL Technic Team: https://www.facebook.com/groups/afol.bauma Simon
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Hi everone Last weekend the Modellbaumesse Ried took place together with the LIGA+MP and the AFOL Technic Team action area. I was also there and made a video recap of the action area. New and old scale models were shown. This year the first time a large conveyer belt and gravel plant was presented and was fun to play with our models. The next exhibition with the AFOL Technic Team will take place in Fürth, Germany at the Bricking Bavaria from 18. to 20. of November.
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No, there is only a string at the bottom.
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Hi guys I present you my WIP of the trailer for my Scania tractor with remote controlled sliding curtains. It is powered by Powerd UP L motors and the BC2 app. I'm happy how it works and lookinf forward to finish this model soon.
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you are welcome. I'm glad you like it. Thanks for watching. Hi, you mean the telehandler? it was also at the exhebition but I missed to make a video of it. I upgraded to boom extension mechanism with a worm gear and it works much better now. The new tires I haven't test because I don't have some. But I guess they are too wide. I will test as soon I have some. At the exhibition it drove on the new buggy (75mm) tires. Looks also great
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Hi everyone From 5.-7. of November 2021 the LEGO exhibition Bricking Bavaria in Friedrichshafen Germany took place. I was also part of the exhibitors and made a video about models on the Technic Action Area, where a street system was evolved and two mines for 1x1 round bricks existed where you could handle 1x1 round bricks with the models. it was a super experience also this year. Here you can see shortly what happened there:
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yes, LDcad is not so intuitive but it is also how I model flexible parts. The rest I do in Stud.io. Do you make everything in LDcad?
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Thanks, I'm glad you like and that you can use it.
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great modification of my valve and anyway superb model you created. It is exactly what I like: many RC functions, well working functions and pneumatics. How did you model the pneumatics digitally? With LDcad?