Category: Fan Builds

When designing our GBCs and LEGO models, and all of our products actually, we always use iterative design to achieve our final solution. It is a design methodology based on a cyclic process of prototyping, testing, analyzing, and refining a product or process. The guys from Sioux .NETonTrack are working on their latest invention for transporting trays around a track and they seem to use it as well. In this video they show us how they develop it and what problems need to be solved. For one problem our Powered Up Extension Cable stepped in and extended the cable of the color sensor up front. If you look carefully you can see it hanging in between the carts.

For sure check out their Youtube channel as they have many more cool systems build from LEGO.
Fun Trivia :) their name “.NETonTrack” comes from the software .NET they use to control all the LEGO motors and sensors.

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Why do we love LEGO? It enables creativity and thinking outside of the box. Just like Szilard Gyalay did from the USA. He build our GBC 36 Crazy Carnival but he did so with only using the LEGO parts that he had available. Normally this GBC is made from the parts of the LEGO 42082 Rough Terrain Crane but that is not the case here. Our guess is that a lot of parts come from the LEGO 42100 set which explains all the white elements. Great work and this is a true engineer at work finding other ways to make it work. He even mentions to us: “Great way to lean and build your own, without always purchasing the required LEGO set”. Thanks for sharing with us Szilard. Also want to share something with us? You can do so here: Upload

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We get total zen by this montage of our GBC 10 Funfair (42042 Alternate build) in action. Watch all the mechanism slowly evolve over time and start with your own version of it using our building instructions.
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Brick Eric from the Netherlands used our new GBC 50 Tow Lift in his bigger GBC layout. It just perfectly fits in as designed.
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Our GBC 50 Tow Lift is getting traction and several fan builds are already available on the product page of this new model!

Brick-eric from the Netherlands did so as well and he made a nice video of it including some really nice shots of the mechanisms in action.
You should know that we are working hard on getting the official product video out soon but until then it is great to see the community making an effort to provide us with such nice videos. Thank you all.
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Today in the country spotlight: India!
Our products and building instructions find their way all over the world. From the USA, South Korea, Canada, New Zealand, Japan, Europe and South Africa and so many more countries.
In which country are you located?

Arjun from India is a young, very promising, upcoming engineer as he recently build our GBC 44 Scoop Loupe (42121 Alternate Build) using our building instructions.

See the video below where he is showing off all of its features. Keep up the good work Arjun and thank you for sharing.

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