GBC-ing with style by Pierroguitar

Pierroguitar ( PierroLego 16 )has such a nice Lego creations but we are going to focus on its latests GBC modules.

Both has a perfect mix of design and function, including interesting mechanisms and excellent look.

The first one The rocking Escalator "controlled by a pirate captain of the space Is a very cool idea mixing the rocking "stairs" an a tilting bed, this combined mechanism is  fed by a pump system driven by an independent motor. Nice example of high grade of innovation in the mechanisms and not forgetting decoration and aesthetics in GBC development.

The second has TLOTR theme and will be very popular among the lovers of this theme, in this case the level of detail in the scenery is very high like the best vignettes had, representing moments of the book ( or the films)it has lots of TLOTR minifigs, PF lights and also includes spiral lift and "stairs" mechanisms perfectly integrates in the diorama that the module is itself.

It is truly a masterpiece

Need a GBC ball counter?

If you want a GBC ball counter and you don't have an NXT set or enough pieces to emulate the mechanical counter from NICO but you have a smartphone, you can do an invention like this:

LegoGBC has developed and presents this excellent module, it is basically a belt module with a device to count balls that is basically An arm that blocks the proximity sensor of the phone:

See al the information in the video description:

http://youtu.be/lX09aeAAgHw

One more time Akiyuky, one more amazing sorter

Some great GBC modules appeared on here since his previous sorter was featured in this blog, Akituky strikes back again, this time with an liftarm sorter instead of the previous axle sorter.

This machine is simpler than it's previous, with a perfect performance, and also with a sample of the creative process, priceless creation.

As in the video description:

"LEGO automatic liftarm sorter LS-L407.

This machine sorts liftarms by length (3,5,7,9,11,13,15).

The machine can sort 40 liftarms per minute.

Using one PF XL motor.

building time : 35 hours "

More information in: http://legokarakuri.blog91.fc2.com/ 

More mechanisms

Philip Verbeek is doing a great job at great ball contraption and reaching high level on this kind of creations.

check out his Website for interim updates, work in progress and more LEGO stuff
Pv-productions

One motor one great contraption

Youtube user 05yattaran has this fantastic example of great ball contraption among othe good videos

Never stops amazing us with his LEGO GBC modules

We may think that a machine made with Lego that moves balls from one side of it to other one can be smart, can be tricky and can be beauty or great looking, but one more time Akiyuky raises the level of engineering and good looking with this mesmerizing machine. I'm still not really sure if it is an optical illusion  a wizard or simply it's a smooth mechanism made by the best GBC builder in the world that made the most beautiful machines with Lego...

Self explanatory Lego GBC module

The latest video from makoroll Presents a GBC module including comments and explanations, so nothing left to say than the video:

LEGOWorld CPH 2013. Another GBC record

The biggest Great Ball Contraption ever! Enjoy

That module in 1:08 seems a replica of the prototype from Daniracer featured Here

Two Fantastic Lego creations by Talapz

This constructor is already well-known cause his lego folding books, and also has been featured in this blog With a Rube Goldberg machine

The visual effect of this  LEGO Shadow Box is astonishing, and a great tribute.

And in this second video a funny contraption were the Friends girls scape from the evil troll ^_^

This were just two creations of Talapz, visit his Youtube channel to see another fantastic creations

LEGO Biological GBC

Every new creation of Akiyuky is 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

Fabuland and Friends Lego GBC's

Mr. Lasse Vestergård  has done somethig tht I specially love, GBC modules based on other LEGO lines, in this case Fabuland and Friends, As I do some years ago with Space.

Mesmerizing action at top speed

Yes, this is what inspired Akiyuky to buil the ball factory, the creations of superbird28

Mesmerizing creations of a genius!

It's a must to visit his youtube channel

6 GBC modules in one contraption

Philip Verbeek has uploaded a video featuring a Lego GBC, mixing pneumatics and mechanic sequences, so smart details, ideas and mechanism uses, it makes me remember the creations of Sqiddster, the ball factory of Akiyuky or the creations of Superbird28. Quite nice loop.

One motor GBC elevator

Makoroll has presented this GBC module on Eurobricks.

How does it work?

"The principle is very simple. Between the power source and the 9v motor there's a switch it is connected to the two levers - the top and bottom. The additional rubber band causes the light moving lever moves it to the other side very quickly, so do not feel the moment when the switch is in the zero position. The platform in the down position opens another "goal" by pressing the lever and allows the balls get inside."

The Big Belt ^^

One of the several GBC creations of buzlamouche featured in his youtube channel is this "triple" belt module, with Pin Zig Zag descending ramp, simple, elegant and effective.

Great load capacity, curious motorisation method, and funny exit gate with that ramp. This kind of modules always where good to control the ball flux on the GBC circuits.

GBC HispaLUG EXPO 2012

Lego Technic Great Ball Contraption display at HispaLUG Expo 2012, Granollers,Spain.

Modules built by Blastem, Legomikos, Morente Team and Parda, also versions of designs from Akiyuky.

Little GBC

After the two latest GBC display videos from events maybe this one... ¬¬ From Bricksur 2012 in Granada, SPAIN.

But but is more than nothing and it is in fact a presentation of the ROD V2 module that will have his own post and inagurate the instructions area at this blog ^^

In the video yo can also see reproductions of modules from Nico71 and Akiyuky, and an interesting prototype from Daniracer.

GBC NEW World Record

NEW World Record: 115 GBC modules in one circuit, 25 minutes of video....

BrickFair 2012 Great Ball Contraption

Nice number of modules, some of them already appeared on this blog, like the amazing MULTIPLEX module and some other new and very interesting..

The Ball eater

Fantastic example of innovation in gbc building by pg5200