Use the bricks you have!
Szilard Gyalay from the USA build our free GBC 59 Double Ball Pump and put his own twist to it. The LEGO 42129 4x4 Mercedes-Benz Zetros Trial Truck set was not available to him but that didn’t stop him. Using the bricks he had available he was able to recreate the GBC but in a new color scheme.
He mentions the following:
Great little build. Built from spare parts , added a bit of extra protection so the balls stay within the perimeter. Yet again a free build with a lot of potential only needing spare parts. Great job PV-Productions.
Thank you Szilard for sharing your version of our GBC with us. It looks and functions awesome!
In this series we want to test your knowledge on our GBCs and GBCs in general.
In which GBC do you see this many levers working together in Sync?Do you know from which of our GBCs this may be?
If you know the answer, leave a comment down below. The answer will be given in the next Guess the GBC.
The Guess the GBC #15 from last week was our GBC 12 Pinball Wizard. With off syn running levers the pneumatic valves are being controlled. The user can also decide to control the pneumatic valves manually.
Last year we have released the free GBC 58 Dump ‘n’ Drop module as a result of LEGO World 2024. This year we have done it again and soon we will reveal the new GBC module made from the LEGO 42168 John Deere 9700 Forage Harvester set. Stay tuned.
In the mean time Instagrammer and Youtuber Technic_United build our GBC 58 Dump ‘n’ Drop (made from the LEGO 42167 Mack LR Electric Garbage Truck set).
Thank you for sharing your video of the GBC in action with us. We always really like that!
It has been a few weeks since our last Guess the GBC. But it is back. In this series we want to test your knowledge on our GBCs and GBCs in general. In this video you can see a mechanism controlling 3 pneumatic valves automatically. Optionally the builder can also manually control the valves. Do you know from which of our GBCs this may be?
If you know the answer, leave a comment down below. The answer will be given in the next Guess the GBC.
The Guess the GBC #14 from last week was our Shooter Module from our GBC 52 Flight Fair. The builder can adjust the tension of the rubber band to have some fine control over the output power.
