Every new creation of Akiyukyis featured in this blog, why?
Because they are just awesome! They mix technic building, mechanism masterful, aesthetic look and superb presentation. As this new GBC module do.
As you will see in the video it has six "dragon" heads with their necks that bite the gbc balls, bend backwards and leave the ball from their mouths with the tongue, all driven with only one PFm motor.
Cause the limited speed of the mechanism the solution of multiply the number of moving heads is nice alternative, makes the module more visual and accomplish the standard speed of ball moving in LEGO gbc standards
A scientist's toy box has developed this scanning machine for books with Lego pieces, a control center II unit, a scanner and a laptop. It's impressive that this creation is from the year 2006!
"Once started, the machine opens the each page of the book and scans the content. The whole process is automatic. The lesson of this story is that LEGO is great."
The Shuttle/The Glider
The Balance
Controller
Computer
Scanner
Rack
Printer
How it works:
The Glider is wound up, The Shuttle is at the right position.
The Shuttle moves to the left.
The Glider winds down until it touches the book.
The Shuttles moves to the right. The Glider, touching the book, filps the page.
The Glider winds up.
The Balance is lift up. The computer detects the event and sends message to the scanner.
The machiene pauses for 35 seconds, while the scannaer is working.
The Balance lifts down.
Repeat.
Want to build it?
Detailed explanations, building instructions and more in the author's Webpage
Aitoruco's latest work on trains world is this fantastic model of another Spanish Train Engine, really accurate , having in mind the complex shaping of the original thing.
The Renfe 112 series is a high-speed train of the Spanish rail company Renfe Operator, manufactured by Talgo and Bombardier. It's an evolution of the 102 series. It is designed to travel commercially to 350 km / h, although it has been approved to 330 km / h. The maximum speed currently circulating is 300 km / h.