GBC 34 Tilt Lift Workshop Module – 42075 Building Instructions

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Detailed building instructions of the GBC 34 Tilt Lift Workshop Module made from parts of the existing LEGO 42075 First Responder set.

Including:
– Full HD PDF building instructions (Preview)
– Explanation & understanding of mechanisms
– Fine tuning tips & tricks
– Premium support 💎

Not Including:
– The required LEGO set 42075. Available at    Amazon.com   &   ebay.com   &   LEGO.com   & Bricklink
– GBC Balls  →  Choose color
– (Optional) Technic Motor for LEGO  →  Learn more or Add to cart



Important note: Although these building instructions are free, you may NEVER distribute these building instructions to anyone else or make public on other locations!

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It has never been easier to build a complete Great Ball Contraption (GBC) loop yourself! GBC 34 features a nice tilt lift module which can directly be inserted in any GBC layout. Using a more accessible LEGO Set and focusing on one single mechanism makes that this GBC by far one of the best GBCs to get started.

This GBC is entirely built using only parts from the LEGO First Responder and can be referred to as model C of the 42075. This GBC makes sure you master the GBC building techniques and tricks so that you eventually also can build your own GBCs. The whole machine is powered by hand on default but can easily be upgraded with any LEGO motor (more information in the building instructions).

 

 

The perfect Workshop Module for GBC Events

 

 

Learn about the wonderful world of mechanisms by building our GBC 34 Tilt Lift Workshop Module which features a nice efficient Tilt Lift mechanism. While building GBC 34 you will learn basic engineering at its best. Think of gearing, forces, mathematics, sturdy constructions, automation, cool mechanism like the slide mechanism, synchronized levers and so much more!

The GBC Balls are being hold in the beginning of the module until the tilt lift arm comes down and picks up a batch of GBC Balls. It then rises the tilt arm again until the balls start to roll and exit the module. This GBC can easily be inserted in a bigger GBC layout without any other modifications. In this way you can easily combine GBC 34 with other GBC Modules. How long can you make the loop?! :)

 

Fun Fact


Designing a GBC from such small part inventory really took all the ingenuity and experience we gathered over the years. Parts are being used in a new way and many problems had to be solved for getting this GBC to work and making it sturdy and reliable. Using over 95% of the parts that come with the set we really did get the best and most out of the original LEGO 42075 set. There was a real challenge to build a GBC from such a small set but we succeeded again.

 


Building Instructions Preview

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See the building instructions previews on the left or simply try these free building instructions by adding them to your cart.






Upgrade your GBC 34 Tilt Lift Workshop Module


To enhance the fun and play and to take the GBC 34 Tilt Lift Workshop Module one step further we have optional parts available.
In the building instructions is explained how to easily upgrade the GBC 34 Tilt Lift Workshop Module with various parts.




Power & Automate

Unfortunately LEGO set 42075 doesn’t include a LEGO motor. For that reason, the GBC 34 Tilt Lift Workshop Module is by default powered by hand. However we designed pre-designed motor mounts so you can easily upgrade the GBC 34 Tilt Lift Workshop Module with any of the LEGO Motors available and make it go on it’s own.
How cool is that!

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2 reviews for GBC 34 Tilt Lift Workshop Module – 42075 Building Instructions

  1. Haydn Bold –

    An enjoyable and fun build. Recommended

  2. Matt Elder –

    This was my first GBC that I made and seemed like a great entry point (can never argue with FREE instructions). It was a medium challenge technic build that took a couple of hours to build.

    For a full review, check out my website which also has a Youtube review:

    https://www.mattelder.com/lego-videos/what-is-a-lego-gbc-great-ball-contraption-review-time-lapse-fire-rescue-first-responder-to-gbc-34

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If you don't have the required LEGO set there is still a chance you can build our models by using parts you already have. Most technic models use a lot of the same and/or replaceable parts. When watching the video and checking upon the building instructions you can easily see which parts can be replaced if you desire so.
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