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No sorry. Just by a lot of Long ribbed hose and Cut with try and error

This would be a good further projekt....after the next rigged hose bricklink order

That would work. The difficulty is caused by the different speeds. Therefore, it's easier if the ball starts with a defined start.

Marble Run in Motion After seeing @marblemachinepolyhedron1751's marble runs, it was clear I wanted to try something like that. A long time and frustrated pauses later, this is my first attempt. A lot of fine-tuning and hose cutting were required. more details...

nice build ! the basket looks very realistic. Spokes made of strings with end studs would have been nice.

thanks! I have tested different versions. The box also needs to be very sturdy...but I only have a "small" amount of classic Lego bricks.

Tinkering with a spring mechanism using the rubber connector 45590 The result is the children's toy Jumping Jack box

Presenting my Heihei cracy Chicken Mod 43272 Some modification was necessary to get the chicken to move its head. It was so heavy that I was always afraid it would break off.

Saw a similar 3D printed toy and tried to Copy with lego. Inspired by the jellyfish construction of jkbrickworks... Added the Circuit Cube Motor

I should have found this post in the past...but in my query, I also received help with my 45° problem. In the end, I couldn't implement it correctly and joined four triangles to form a square. https://youtu.be/2QT4KkFWqwM?si=de0j3YH7JLrlKEMk

When I saw the spider from set 31159, I immediately wanted to give it a terrifying mechanism. Inspired by @nico71 spider box, I set out to find another way for the spider to jump out. Do you have another mechanism... ?

Hello everyone, Here's a little tinkering with the bauble from set 854038. It uses a motor from Circuit Cubes and train magnets I've never spent so much money to get a specific component right away...€18 It was worth it; there's definitely a lot you can do with the ball...

I would like to share my latest tinkering with magnets. After seeing Yoshihito Isogawa's recent experiments, I felt like building with magnets again.

Have a Look insight....More Detail pictures on flickr.. https://www.flickr.com/gp/192288592@N03/4M5V2VV456

I finally got around to the 31161 dragon and gave it moving wings. I was able to adopt the flapping wing tips from my previous model. In addition, there was a swinging movement of the entire model. Because I wanted to use so many original bricks from the original model, the wings became so heavy that the mechanics could hardly lift the wings. Only in an upright position was it possible for the wings to move smoothly Have fun!