GBC 60 Funhouse – 42145 Building Instructions

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€19.95


Difficulty level: Easy - Medium - Hard

Detailed building instructions of the GBC 60 Funhouse made from parts of the existing LEGO 42145 Airbus H175 Rescue Helicopter set.

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

Not Including:
– The required LEGO 42145 set  →  Get it here
– GBC Balls  →  Choose color
– (Optional) GBC Funnel Turbo Spin - Left  →  Learn more or Add to cart
– (Optional) USB Power Box - PU Technic Hub  →  Learn more or Add to cart

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Proudly designed & engineered in The Netherlands, Europe.

It has never been easier to build a complete Great Ball Contraption (GBC) loop yourself! It features multiple GBC modules which all work together in harmony to make a full loop so the ball flow will never end. This GBC is entirely built using only parts from the LEGO 42145 Airbus H175 Rescue Helicopter set and can be referred to as Alternate Build of the 42145. When building this GBC it 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 a single LEGO motors which comes with the LEGO 42145 set and powered via the official LEGO Powered Up battery box.

 

Step right up and enter the funhouse!

 

 


The GBC 60 Funhouse brings the chaos, charm, and playful surprises of a classic funfair straight into your Great Ball Contraption layout. Inspired by traditional funhouse attractions, this GBC is packed with unexpected movements, colorful action, and plenty of “did you see that?!” moments.

Just like a real funhouse, nothing here is quite as straightforward as it first appears. GBC Balls twist, turn, and tumble through a lively arrangement of tracks, mechanisms, and interactive elements. Balls may disappear briefly, reappear somewhere else — keeping the action unpredictable and endlessly entertaining.

Multiple features work together to guide the GBC Balls through the attraction, with rotating and bouncing elements creating constant motion. Every section is designed to keep your eyes moving and your attention locked in. Whether the balls are racing each other, being delayed by obstacles, or released in sudden bursts, there is always something happening.

The GBC Balls start at the Side Stepper Module. In 6 steps the GBC Balls will move forward slightly, one by one. At the end the GBC Balls will fall into the Wave Module where 2 wheels create waves for the GBC Balls to roll over. This will push the GBC Balls into the Revolving Door Module. Next up is the Ball Pump Module which can hold up to 15 GBC Balls. Unique to this design is the visibility on all 4 sides which makes for a very light weight tower with very few parts required. On top the GBC Balls can roll into the optional GBC Funnel Turbo Spin – Left or just roll down back to the Side Stepper Module where the loop starts all over again.

Its playful behavior makes it a perfect centerpiece or eye-catching side attraction on a table display. There are even 2 interactive elements build in so you can take over control and be part of the machine. Simply pull the lever and power the Side Stepper module and the Revolving Door Module.

This funhouse-themed GBC captures the spirit of the funfair — where unpredictability is part of the fun, and every run feels just a little bit different.



 

Fun Fact


For the LEGO 42145 Airbus H175 Rescue Helicopter set, we pushed ourselves to get everything just right. Working within a limited part count meant revisiting the design more than once, carefully rethinking the structure to create a sturdy and reliable foundation for the GBC. With fewer beams and structural elements available, every piece had to earn its place.
At the same time, this project gave us the perfect opportunity to experiment with brand-new ideas. We explored and refined several new mechanisms and features specifically for this GBC, and turning those concepts into a smooth, dependable build took a little longer than anticipated.
The extra time was well spent — resulting in a stronger design, smarter use of parts, and exciting new elements that make this GBC truly special.

 

 

 

 

Work Together – Enhance building skills

 

The whole GBC is split into different parts/modules which are assembled together during the build. Ideal for working in groups as each builder can work on a sub assembly and later click everything together. Because of this construction and flexibility it is also always possible to separate the modules again and make your own unique configuration or use modules as separate machines.

A really cool feature of the GBC 60 Funhouse is its ability to convert with ease into a GBC Layout Module. In this way you can easily connect this GBC to all our other GBCs to make the loop even bigger. More information in the building instructions. Clean and simple: Convert with ease.


Building Instructions Preview

Preview


Try before you buy. We completely understand. See the building instructions previews on the left or try one of our free building instructions.






Upgrade your GBC 60 Funhouse


To enhance the fun and play and to take the GBC 60 Funhouse one step further we have optional parts available.
In the building instructions is explained how to easily upgrade the GBC 60 Funhouse with various parts.


GBC Funnels

Optionally you can add the GBC Funnels which makes the complete GBC even more engaging to watch. Many GBC Balls can enter the GBC Funnels at once which makes for a mesmerizing sight!

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USB Power Box

Never in need of batteries ever again! Power the GBC 60 Funhouse with our USB Power Box.
How cool is that!

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1 review for GBC 60 Funhouse – 42145 Building Instructions

  1. ronaldvanessen –

    This model is nice to build. And then the test: it works better then other models I build. Also no adjustments like reinforcements were necessary. Good job on the design.

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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.
What cool color designs can you come up with?!

Optionally you can also directly import the part list to Rebrickable. Some warnings may pop up during importing due to part/color number inconsistencies between databases. Most of the time these are not to worry about and Rebrickable will give you a nice overview of it.









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