Great Ball Pit

Really cool, nice parts use on the hover taxi! Curious whats happening underneath the city based on that poor man being dragged into the sewer?

Thanks Rohan, I'm looking forward to seeing your use of the separators!

Nice builds, my favourite is the Protected Cargo Transport. I like the look of the bridge!

I just saw this in the Hall of Fame post, and had to pop in to say WOW. This is the ultimate collectors version of the bucket excavator set!

I saw the Mack Anthem at the Lego Store today, impressive. Looks like a nice GBC parts pack, so I plan on picking it up at some point this year.

The separators are sandwiched between a 2x2 tile and, 2x2 inverted tile with a Technic Brick w/ axle hole. They are sitting on this 3 pronged technic connector which has an axle going through the wall to the gearing.

I'm located in Vancouver, and I attended BrickCan 2017. I already have my ticket purchased for BrickCan 2018, so see you guys there in April!

Amazing, nice work with all the different "ride" elements. My favourite section is the upside-down flip run near the end.

Hi guys, My name is Matt and I'm a Lego GBC builder from Canada. I've been lurking on Eurobricks for many years and some of my favorite Lego themes are Classic Space, Lord of the Rings/Hobbit and more recently Lego Minecraft and the Marvel Cinematic Universe sets. I've attended one Lego Convention as an attendee and I really enjoyed myself, displaying a few MoC's that I made. I'll mostly be posting in the Technic forum here, but I do like to lurk in some of the other sections as well. Mostly the Sci-Fi and Licensed sections. Hope to chat with some of you soon!

Hey guys, I recently finished my vertical sweeper module which uses Brick Separators as the main feature. I was inspired to build this based on a module I saw in the Brickworld Virginia 2017 GBC layout video by Beyond the Brick. It uses 2 PF motors, one to drive the conveyor belt and one to drive the "tri-sep" lift. I spent a little bit of time trying to get it to all run off one motor using a bunch of 61903 propellor shafts to connect the drive axles but it was too jittery. Having the conveyor use its own motor is better anyways, because i can jut pull it off the "tri-sep" and use it as a gbc module on it's own if I need to. Please enjoy the video