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42175 Harbor Crane Model Info Size: 51L x 26W x 87H cm Weight: 1161 g Parts: 1171 Video Features Folding boom with pneumatics 360° superstructure rotation Hoisting Crane motion Made of 42175 Volvo FMX Truck & EC230 Electric Excavator set, no extra parts needed, except for string. Can be used any custom ~2 meters long Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-273646/paave/42175-harbor-crane -
To keep the main Town forum a bit more tidy i decided to post all new alternatives to this one topic. This weekend i would like to present you my 50th and final alternative for 76901 - Supra A70. FREE INSTRUCTIONS:
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Hello everyone, In this Thread I will post all my Alternate Models of 2026 - then I do not need to bother you with several different individual threads. Starting off 2026 with already 4 new Alternate Models listed below in chronological order. #1 Captain Rex Y-Wing and Republic V-Wing (2x 75399 Rebel U-Wing Alternate Model) - Click here for Instructions. #2 Scion Shuttle from Ahsoka Series (75398 C-3PO Alternate Model) - Click here for Instructions. #3 CSL-430 Hover Transport from Kenobi Series (75375 Millennium Falcon Alternate Model) - Click here for Instructions #4 Imperial Dropship Transport (75389 Dark Falcon Alternate Model) - Click here for Instructions. Next to come: Republic Gunship, Imperial Dropship from the Mandalorian and Bigger U-Wing. Stay tuned! Kind regards, Codyaner -
42175 Bus Model Info Size: 48L x 18W x 13H cm Weight: 1070 g Parts: 1189 Video Features Opening doors with pneumatics Separate cylinder for front and rear doors HOG steering Opening roof hatches Opening trunk Working 6l engine Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-271418/paave/42175-bus
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42175 Car Transporter Model Info Size: 54L x 17W x 20H cm Weight: 1296 g Parts: 1369 Video Features Opening doors Tilting cab Working 4l engine HOG steering Tilting rear ramp with lock Adjustable upper platform with lock Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-264458/paave/42175-car-transporter
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42175 Garbage Truck Model Info Size: 36L x 22W x 25H cm Weight: 1171 g Parts: 1205 Video Features Opening doors Tilting cab HOG steering Working 4l engine Side arm container lift Side arm container tilt Opening tailgate with lock Working discharge plate Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-266957/paave/42175-garbage-truck
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42213 Rough Terrain Crane Model Info Size: 39L x 15W x 18H cm Weight: 496 g Parts: 657 Video Features HOG steering Working V6 engine Opening cab door Working outriggers 360° superstructure rotation Boom elevation Boom extension Hook hoisting Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-266243/paave/42213-rough-terrain-crane
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42212 Chevrolet Camaro 1988 Hoonigan Model Info Size: 30L x 14W x 10H cm Weight: 501 g Parts: 779 Video Features Opening doors, bonnet Working V8 engine HOG steering Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-263806/paave/42212-chevrolet-camaro-1988-hoonigan
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42175 Tow Truck This is my next alternate creation of the 42175 set Model Info Size: L49 x W24 x H19 cm Weight: 1262 g Parts: 1455 Video Features Opening doors Tilting bonnet HOG steering Working 6l engine Working outriggers with lock Tow lift Tow tilt with lock Rotating crane superstructure Crane boom elevation Crane boom extension Crane hoisting with lock Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-262685/paave/42175-tow-truck/
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42082 Skid Steer Loader Video Features 3 motorized functions gearbox Arms lift Bucket tilt Drive Robust construction Easy access battery box Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-257654/paave/42082-skid-steer-loader/
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42143 Ferrari SC40 My new creation Model Info Scale: 1:8 Size: L58 x W28 x H18 cm Weight: 2555 g Parts: 2898 Features Opening doors with lock and limiters Opening front trunk with support rod Opening rear trunk with support mechanism Working V6 engine 8 speed sequential gearbox F-N-R selector Independent suspesion Modular construction Video Gearbox Gears setup by Didumos69 - Jb70 - Nico71, connections and speed limiter by me, stepper mechanism is the same as on the Daytona set Instruction Step by step Bricklink Studio detailed instructions consisting of 3 parts with overall 1000+ pages https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-261024/paave/42143-ferrarl-sc40
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42175 Mobile Crane Here's my new alternate MOC! Video Features Opening doors Working 6l engine HOG steering Working outriggers 360° superstructure rotation Boom elevation Boom extension Hook hoisting with lock Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-258700/paave/42175-mobile-crane
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42212 Ferrari 812 Superfast Here's my new creation - alternate model of the FXX set Video Features Opening doors, bonnet, trunk Working V12 engine Removable HOG steering Modular construction Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-251632/paave/42212-ferrarl-812-superfast
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Meet my next alternate creation of the Bronco set 42213 Backhoe Loader Video Features - Turning wheels with a lever at the rear - Opening hood - Locking hood in the open and closed positions - 3l engine - Rear-wheel drive with differential - The front bucket boom is raised with a lever - The front bucket is tilted with a lever - The boom and bucket are locked in the raised position by increasing friction with additional parts - The outriggers are lowered with levers, raising the rear wheels - The excavator boom rotates 180° - The excavator boom is lowered/raised with a lever - The excavator boom is flexed/extended with a lever - The excavator bucket is flexed/extended with a lever - All excavator boom elements are locked in different positions by friction with additional parts Details - Robust and modular construction - Detachable front boom and bucket - Detachable rear boom, bucket, and outriggers - Decorative elements: steering wheel, seat, levers, buttons, mirrors, lights, rotating beacon, steps, hood grille Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-249444/paave/42213-backhoe-loader
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9398 Sherp Another 9398 alternate MOC I made, for this time the "Sherp" offroad vehicle Check the video to see some fun drive! Video Features 4x4 L motor for each side drive Opening roof Modular construction Thanks @nico71 for the chassis fix tip, literally saved this project, all works fine now Roof cover opens for easy battery access Made it free style, so it's more like replica than a copy model Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-247166/paave/9398-sherp
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My creation from Bronco set 42213 Skid Steer Loader Video Features - Bucket lift - Bucket tilt - 2l engine Instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-241670/paave/42213-skid-steer-loader/#details
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The pigeon can fit Lance and his Bot in the opening cockpit, the moving wings hide tiltable missile launchers, the beak can open and the whole neck can be tilted, same for the tail with jet thrusters. Underneath the tail you can find a storage space for Lance's lance and shield. -
LEGO TECHNIC C-MODEL INDEX ***Index under construction - please add your suggestions and comments to the C-Model Index Discussion topic here, rather than commenting on this topic. This is a (slow!) work in progress, so please be patient *** Welcome to the C-Model Index! It aims to help you answer the question: "I've got set (X)XXXX - what can I build with it?" (or "I can't bear to mix up my sets' parts", or "I only want to take apart one model at a time" ). Missing a great C-model? Broken link? Wrong info? Let me know in the discussion topic. There have been some excellent alternate builds or C-Models showing up lately. I'm a big fan of these, as they open up new opportunities for those of us without a huge collection of spare parts, and in my view every one increases the value of the set in question. It's obviously a big challenge for the designer to work from a restricted pool of parts, and it's clear that certain sets lend themselves well to alternate builds. I also get frustrated when I come across a great C-Model topic, which I then can't find again later. So as my small contribution to EB, here is what I hope might become the definitive C-Model index, helping us all keep track of these great models, and in many cases, their instructions. Rules for inclusion: Uses parts from only one set; That's about it! Index structure: taking into account the useful suggestions of other eurobrickers, I've decided on the following structure: An index of sets is further down this first post (organised by date and set number); Each set will have its own post below. This keeps the index organised by set, so that all the C-Models for a given set are kept together; Each set's post includes, where known, the details of EB topic, youtube video, instructions, and part count; Sets' posts are listed in no particular order - use the links in this index post to find the set you want; If a set number doesn't appear in the list, it's because either A) no C-Models exist yet (in which case go and design one!), or B) I haven't found them (in which case point me towards it by commenting in the discussion topic); C-Models are listed in no particular order. Where individuals have listed their creations as C-Model, D-Model, etc, I have ignored this and called them all C-Models, because each designer's classification doesn't work when all compiled together; Part counts are taken for a variety of sources, and may therefore not quite match up (and can lead to percentages over 100%, for example); Limits on the number of media files per post means some (42039, I'm looking at you!) are split up into multiple posts. 2016 42055 Bucket Wheel Excavator (5) [New] 42054 CLAAS XERION 5000 TRAC VC (7) [New] 42053 Volvo EW160E (1) [New] 42052 Heavy Lift Helicopter (2) [New] 42048 Race Kart (4) [New] 42045 Hydroplane Racer (1) 2015 42043 Mercedes-Benz Arocs 3245 (5) 42042 Crawler Crane (6) 42039 24 Hours Race Car part 1 / part 2 (15) [Updated] 42038 Arctic Truck (8) [Updated] 42037 Formula Off-Roader (1) 42036 Street Motorcycle (3) 42035 Mining Truck (3) 2014 42025 Cargo Plane (4) 42024 Container Truck (7) 42022 Hot Rod (3) 42021 Snowmobile (2) 42020 Twin Rotor Helicopter (3) 2013 42010 Off-road Racer (1) 42009 Mobile Crane MKII (8) 42008 Service Truck (4) 42000 Grand Prix Racer (8) 2012 9398 4x4 Crawler (6) -
This is a build I have been wanting to do for a while, and thought I'd share with you guys on the forum. In this build I'll be combining one of my favourite sets with one of my least favourite sets. The 7900 heavy loader set is one of my favourite sets of all time. I love the cab-over design and the three axle chassis, and although its big, I think it looks perfectly proportional for what it is, and hasn't dated as much as other sets I own from the same release year. The truck looks awesome and beefy on its own, but the bridge that came with the set is too large to be sitting on the back of it all the time, and without a trailer or implement to tow it isn't of much use. There are no other semi-trailers that are compatible with the truck, and any custom trailer or implement that I've made has doubled up on what I own already. In this build I will be combining the 7900 heavy loader with the 60060 auto transporter, one of my most hated sets. I'll be making a new dual-axle chassis for the semi-truck and putting the car transportation bed on the back. I've already tried a test fit of the parts and it looks great. The 60060 auto transporter is very minimalist, and looks silly when it isn't trucking anything around my town. The proportions are just wrong, and with such a small puny cabin, anything that I pose on the back that's wider than 4 studs looks silly. The 7900 cabin would be a nice touch, and allow me to pose some bigger vehicles on the back without it looking dumb. I'll post changes here, but all photos will be uploaded to an album on google drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XzrzH4sKs5NiD6B9WTDTMNCHkkoMG5xk?usp=sharing
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Hello, this is my second alternative set for the 31065 townhouse. It's a lighthouse Enjoy and comment! https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-15030/Damiano_Anger/31065-lighthouse/#comments https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-15030/Damiano_Anger/31065-lighthouse/#bi
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Have you ever wondered how to end a row of modulars in a natural way? One of the available options is to introduce a water feature, be it a beach, lake or a river and then use that for a nice natural progression. In this case, I took the Big Ben set and rebuilt it as a 32w modular that's meant to sit at the end of your street and transition into a beach, bay or a similar feature. I wanted it to evoke the placement often found at beach resorts with a walkway "onto" the sea. It's kind of a faux corner building, as it has 2 adjacent sides of the facade exposed, but only one pavement. Since 10253 doesn't contain a baseplate, it sits on standard plates included in the set, making it slightly higher than other modulars. You can easily solve it by putting everything on a 32x32 baseplate and adjusting the pieces slightly to allow for modular connections. If you like it, you can get instructions here: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-14123/Huaojozu/the-lounge-10253-big-ben-alternate-model-modular/ Since there are no doors in the set, I solved it by making a sliding door as commonly seen in malls for example. That also determined what kind of building it's going to be - a store, hotel, casino or a similar high-end establishment would fit best with such pronounced doors. The Big Ben ski pole decorations also serve well to give the appearence of rich-ness. It was a bit of a struggle to make the interior, as the 10253 set contains an awful lot of tan bricks and not much else. But in the end I am happy with how it turned out. There was only enough plates to make floors for two sections, so the roof is just that - a roof. I've at least made the statue on the second floor a bit higher to justify the space. It was a lot of fun to do this and I am already looking forward to my next project, which will be an alternate model for the Sydney Opera House 10234. It's going to be interesting to see how so many curved white pieces can be used. And since it also has lots of blue, it will make a nice complement to The Lounge - sitting opposite of it and ending with the sea as well.
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I made Instructions for my MOC: 10211 Grand Emporium Alternative buildwith the theme of "Wedding Hall"You can make this Alternative build only using parts of 10211 lego set, without any extra bricks.Model design, Instructions by Inyong Lee Store pages: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Lego-10211-alternative-build-instructions/132595113153?hash=item1edf48dcc1:g:Vs4AAOSwdMBa3hef https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-14248/InyongBricks/10211-alternative-build/
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Rebuild the Sydney Opera house as The Robotics Lab, the new high-tech institute in town, specializing at mech prototyping and AI. Take a sneak peek at the latest robot the folks at the lab are building - and if you want, use more parts to finish it! Transforming this set into a 32w modular was certainly a challenge. As opposed to the Big Ben, which has a lot of small parts that lend themselves nicely to decorations, the Sydney Opera House has a large amount of specialized pieces and technic parts that don't really fit well with a standard modular. When I saw the amount of ball joints included, I immediately remembered my Bionicle MOCing days and thought about making a mech out of them. But I still wanted a modular to add to my city as well, which presented an interesting dilemma. I wanted to use the white roof pieces as armor plates, but their scale meant that the mech would be several feet tall if built like that. And there was no way the modular would be able to house it. I thought about making a scene where the mech was destroying a half-damaged building, but that seemed hard to incorporate into people's towns making it look out of place. So in the end I went with a solution of a Robotics Lab, where pieces of the Mech are being constructed and assembled. That way there is a nice scene in the modular, but it's tucked away and not clashing with the standard town aesthetic. And in case anyone wants to finish the design, they only need to add a body and an arm to have the finished product. The large amount of dark windows are well suited to a "secret" project, keeping it away from prying eyes. With no doors in the set at all, I had to make due with brick-built ones using hinge pieces from the set. I am especially proud of the tilted roof windows that ended up being perfectly LDD legal, which is something that's always a worry when you design with real bricks first. The first floor has the legs mounted on a wall, ready to be attached to the final body, as well as an arm being worked on by a group of engineers. There's also the AI sign, just in case it wasn't clear to everyone what's going on here. The second floor (and the roof) have no floor, accentuating the verticality of the building, leaving enough space for the Mech to be assembled (though they will probably have to airlift it out when it's done). There is an engineer doing final checks on the head of the Mech, using a platform and some adjustable lights. In the end, I am really hope as to how this project turned out. I may go and use the remaining parts to actually build the body and recreate the destruction scene described above, though that will probably take me some time. I hope Lego will release a new large scale Creator Expert set soon so that I can try rebuilding it as well (the Roller Coaster isn't really a modular material :D). The instructions are available on my rebrickable page, where you can also check out some other cool alternate models. https://rebrickable.com/users/Huaojozu/mocs/
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My seventh alternate of Lance's Mecha Horse 70312. The train features working pushrods, detachable car, can fit all three minifigures and has enough storage space for all their weapons. Tutorial available here www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1vdRJ3hg5A
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Upon receiving the 2016 Clone Turbo Tank I soon became curious of it's potential. I had seen rather negative reviews with the Tank as the subject matter, and soon became worried that I had made an unwise purchase. However, I happened upon BrickBros UK YouTube channel and soon thought of an idea. Perhaps I could turn this around. Using pieces from the Clone Turbo Tank I began work first on a Venator-Class Star Destroyer. Within a short period of time I became convinced that this particular vessel wouldn't work, so I decided to start over again and attempt a Pelta-Class Frigate due to the 2016 Rebel Combat Frigate being on my mind. Once finished and run out of plates I glared down upon my abomination and decided that I would rather see what Eurobricks may try. So here I leave you with a quandary. Imagine: The Galactic Republic ordered a shipment of cruisers from Kuat-Drive Yards to be delivered to Coruscant. Upon arrival it became apparent that there had been some sort of misunderstanding: the shipment contained only Turbo-Tanks! Instead of succumbing to dread, republic engineers decided to use the parts from the tanks to construct the cruisers they had ordered. Your Goal: (If you choose to accept it) Construct an alternate vessel using ONLY parts from the 2016 Clone Turbo Tank. This can either be done in LDD or reality. Upon completion upload an image (or more) to this topic. I suggest for the LDD creation that you use the following file: Clone Turbo Tank Sadly, due to my economic status there will be no prizes for a "winner." However, the best looking ship will most certainly join my fleet of Republic Vessels. The following vessels would be appreciated: + Consular-Class Cruiser + Pelta-Class Frigate + Aquarius-Class Light-Cruiser + Acclamator-Class Frigate + Venator-Class Star Destroyer I would share images of my failed attempt but I fear that its disturbing complexion my cause a disruption in your appetite or cause nausea. I thank you dearly for reading this long and rather odd post. I do hope that you attempt this challenge and post your own creation, whatever it may be! I wish you the best of luck, and may the alternate building begin!
