Paul B Technic

I wanted to keep the "fake" V4 engine in place so I decided to not do it that way.

I have had some ideas which I might try later on. I am from Australia, down in Tasmania.

http://mizibunktechn...t-it-works.html After pulling down 9398 and parting this out I decided to try building a MOC with full RC functions, before I try this I wanted to see if I could RC the driving and steering of 9395. I have not tried something like this before so the looks are not great but the functions works well. I wanted to keep as much of the original set as I could so I have made the least number of changes possible. Below are some photos and a video of this in action. Parts used include: 1 x Battery box 1 x PF IR receiver 1 x Servo motor 1 x L type motor A few beams, axles and pins for reinforcing the motors. Photos and video can be found on my blog: http://mizibunktechn...t-it-works.html

Yes I like to stick with the same sets and move them around a bit, all the different sets are in pieces ready for some MOCíng :)

Some great collections here :) An update on mine. http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/new-shelves-search-is-over.html

Brixhibition North 2013 has been run over the weekend just been, photos and links to media articles: http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/p/brixhibition-north-2013.html

Interview with our club president on Brixhibition North 2013. Bottom of page. http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/p/brixhibition-north-2013.html

My latest purchases: http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/circuit-shock-racer-8422.html http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/set-8810-cafe-racer.html http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/42004-mini-backhoe-loader.html http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/lego-technic-42002-building-review.html

Brixhibition North 2013 is on this weekend, I am looking forward to a great weekend shared with fellow LEGO fans :) Photos will be posted at my blog below after the event. https://www.facebook...48869581/?ref=3 http://mizibunktechn...north-2013.html

$33 storage crate for $2. http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/bargain-of-year-storage-crate.html

I think 9395 or 8069 are mine.

Thanks for all the information on LEGO in my own country. I have posted a link to this topic on various groups and forums I am a member of.

It sounds like 8420 is a set I should be trying to track down.

Thanks, what are the views on 8838? http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=8838-1

Today I have purchased via ebay: 8422 8810 To go with 42007 which I purchased on the weekend. My questions is as I have never really had much to do with this side of the Technic hobby what are the best motor bikes (either current or from the past) to try and track down? Paul

I have purchased a couple of multiples of Technic sets if I like both the "a" model and the "b" model.

People sure do get worked out, does it really matter what the website is called?

Earlier this year I grabbed all these, cost me $233 and then I sold them after I had built them. It was fun building them but really I paid way too much for them. 8256 Go Kart 8259 Mini Dozer 8260 Mini Loader 8261 Rally Truck 8262 Quad Bike

42002 and 42007, plus a new bookshelf to keep them all on :) http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/lego-technic-42002-building-review.html

People sure do get worked up about things. What does it really matter what the site is called?

Latest photo of my collection:

http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/lego-technic-42002-building-review.html

My view: A MOC is only a MOC when it is built of of LEGO pieces, until then it is just a design. The same way that a car is not a car until it is built or a house is not a house until it is built, before then they are just a design of a car or a house.

I would say 8043 and 8110 are both equal for me as number 1.

From over at OCAU: http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=1078445