🎡 Throwback: GBC 38 – Funky Ferris Wheel 🎡

🎡 Throwback: GBC 38 – Funky Ferris Wheel 🎡

Some GBC modules never lose their charm.
GBC 38 Funky Ferris Wheel is one of those builds — a classic PV Productions GBC from a few years ago that still delivers smooth motion and eye-catching mechanics.

Built entirely from LEGO® Technic set 42098 (Car Transporter), this module features a large rotating Ferris wheel with 12 carriages that continuously lift and release GBC balls in a steady, rhythmic flow.

⚙️ Why it’s still special
• A big, smooth Ferris wheel that dominates any GBC layout
• Automatic ball loading with reliable timing
• Continuous loop: balls always return to the wheel
• Hand-crank powered, with an easy option to motorize
• Optional extras like Xylophone Keys, or Funnel elements

With a footprint of 80 × 70 cm and a height of 25 cm, GBC 38 works perfectly as a standalone module or as part of a larger Great Ball Contraption setup.

If you’ve built it back in the day — or you’re discovering it again now — GBC 38 remains a fun and satisfying build that still holds up today.

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The meaning of GBC 61 Raaf

This is what LEGO + family time looks like 💛
A father and son from Canada built several of our free GBC mini modules, including our newest GBC 61 “Raaf.”
They even invented their own names for it—and the results are priceless 😂
Watch their video and discover all our other free GBC modules!

 

 


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Fan build: GBC 61 Raaf

Free Instructions: GBC 61 Raaf (42168 Alt Build) 🏐

Shout out to Paweł Turalski (Poland) for this awesome contribution to the GBC community! The GBC 61 Raaf is a fantastic example of how much potential is hidden in the smaller Technic sets.

If you have the 42168 John Deere Forage Harvester, you already have what you need to get started. Paweł has been kind enough to share his video of it with us.

Check out the video below to see the mechanism in detail and grab the free building instructions here. Happy building! 🧱

 

 


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Happy New Year from PV-Productions!

🎉✨ Happy New Year from PV-Productions! ✨🎉

2025 has come to an end, and we’re ready to build even bigger, smarter, and crazier in 2026! 🧱⚙️
From epic GBCs to new innovative products to go along your LEGO, thank you for being part of our creative journey.

🚀 New year, new builds, new ideas
Whether you’re upgrading your GBC layout, diving into LEGO-compatible electronics, or starting your very first module — 2026 is the year to build something amazing.

Wishing you a creative, innovative & brick-filled New Year! 🎆

PS: For those interested. The picture shows our GBC 56 Mine Quarry, made from the LEGO 42055 Bucket Wheel Excavator.

Happy Holidays🎄

✨🎁 Happy Holidays from PV-Productions! 🎁✨
The holiday season is here, and we’re celebrating LEGO® creativity like never before! Whether you’re building your first Great Ball Contraption, tinkering with tech-enhanced LEGO builds, or gifting a unique engineering experience — this season is your canvas. 🧱⚙️🎅
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🎄 Holiday Sale:
Enjoy 10% off ALL building instructions with coupon HOLIDAYS2025 — perfect for amazing Christmas gifts or gifts for yourself! 🎁✨
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🚀 From free GBC builds to powerful LEGO-compatible electronics, we’ve got the perfect stuff to inspire play, creativity, and STEAM learning. 🛠️📚
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📸 Share your creations! We love seeing how you bring our designs to life — tag us and post your builds with #PVProductions and #GBCMagic 🎉
 
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🎅 From all of us at PV-Productions — Merry Christmas & Happy Building! 🎄

Fan Build Review: GBC 61 – Raaf (42168 Alternate Model)

Szilard Gyalay (United States) recently shared his experience with our GBC 61 Raaf – 42168 Building Instructions, and we’re excited to highlight his amazing fan build!

He mentioned that he “can’t pass a free build”—especially when it uses an affordable LEGO set. The GBC Raaf came together for him in just a couple of hours, and fine-tuning was simple and quick. Szilard described it as “a great introductory build” and a fun project from start to finish.

Thank you, Szilard, for the fantastic feedback and for sharing your build with us!

 

 


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