Alasdair Ryan

Here is a video i made,I hope to make some more instructions for other mocs i build later this year.

Welcome to Eurobrick's i look forward to seeing some of your technic moc's.

Welcome to the forum.

I have updated my first post i hope to make a quick video tomorrow.

Here is somthing you you all to build over the weekend,it comes with four different attachments. Download Instructions Happy building!!

BUMP In this Eurobrick's topic Brickstarrunner made a lego Reliant Robin Rocket based from one of the Top Gear episode's. Download LDD File Now david do you happen to have rebuilt your rocket...........If so do you think you could launch the lego Reliant Robin into the air?

Air-claw rig for me.

Nice mod athough it does seem a bit fast (it looks like it's got a jet engine in the back of it) ,I wounder what the pirate fan's will think of this.Maybe for your next moc/mod you could motorize some thing from starwars?

Looks great, i would just gear up the boom LA'S as thay are a bit slow.

Nice truck.

Until the next LDD RCB.

Are the lego group stopping making those panels in red already? I got about 8 of them so i am ok.

..................... not going to say it............... must not say it.......... :laugh:

I know i had to add some humor to it the minute i got it.

You made a great review. I wonder if the price is quite high because of all those tan bricks,I would hazzard a guess that you might be able to build it a bit cheaper if you ordered the bricks from Bricklink, thirty pounds seems very expensive compered to what you could find in a technic set for the same price. Edit Some quick bricklink search's later and i have found out that you could buy all the bits for about $20 dollers - £12 uk pounds,of course all that info you get in the booklet will be a good history lesson for some of you too so some of you might want to get this to read.

Welcome to Eurobrick's.

It turned out great,I am so glad i could help out.

If you do not like the currant gearboxes in sets/super cars why don't you try building a super car yourself with a 'speed gearbox' in it,that is the best thing about lego,you can build what ever you want and with technic you can add lots of cool functions. The Lego group is restricted from the price side,I am sure thay would love to build a great super car with tons of great functions but it come down to price.

Would it take up to much room to have the motors for the drive and steering in the front and rear module and would this not be better? We now have the portal hubs i guess it does not stain drive shafts as much as before,also gearing down dos help too.

I was thinking of that last night,it should be easy enough to do.The space needed for this though might be a interesting challenge.

It has 14 functions. The hoses set me back £60 pounds.

Can i just add that in the video it might seem a bit slow,it's not it's just the well made video and a bad operator.

Work on my harvester is now finished,not every thing is working as well as i hoped but.I have had to fix the main boom as the whight of the whole arm is to heavy for the pneumatics to lift. Because of this fact that some parts do not work i have decided not to make full instructions but i can make some for the head,i feel i do not want to give you a model that 60 % of the functions do not work.

Welcome to eurobricks your truck is very good.

My vote's are as follow's: 1. Falkirk Wheel jojoguy10 2 points 4. Semi-submersible Zaiocrit 2 points 6. Motor Boat & water skiing Tomik 2 points 9. Lifeguard's Personal Watercraft Lipko 1 point