Martin Nygaard's Case IH AxialFlow 9120 Harvester

[DLuders]

Case IH AxialFlow 9120 Combine Harvester -- ["The model is built by Martin Nygaard from Denmark, member of the Danish LUG "Byggepladen.dk". The model is the new stuff at Pjaltenborg AgriTech machinery. It's 1:20 [scale] so it fits the 8284-tractor and my JCB Fastrack. It contains 11 motors, 6 PF lights, 4 receivers and 3 battery boxes (1 in use and 2 for counterweight)....The key was given to Pjaltenborg AgriTechs owner Martin Nygaard the 8th April....This is my first serious MOC as TFOL, and was exhibited the model at "Klodsfest" in Vejle, Denmark. 2011.

* 4x M for pneumatic valve

* 1x M for pneumatic pump

* 1x M for Fake engine

* 2x for the cutting board (lifting and rotating)

* 1x M for steering

* 2x XL for drive

Youtube video:

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30 pictures on martinnygaard's Brickshelf gallery: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=469203 .

Edited April 23, 2011 by DLuders

[Brickend]

I think the functions involved are brilliant and I do like some of the detailing around the cab. I can understand why it is completely panelled in, but for me personally it seems a bit of a shame to cloak a complex model in such a relatively crude way, especially as there seem to be some issues with the proportions, which the chosen approach seems to empathize.

[martinnygaard]

I think the functions involved are brilliant and I do like some of the detailing around the cab. I can understand why it is completely panelled in, but for me personally it seems a bit of a shame to cloak a complex model in such a relatively crude way, especially as there seem to be some issues with the proportions, which the chosen approach seems to empathize.

Thanks, Brickend - i've choose to make a fully panelled model - for seeing all the "inner-life" the complete side is one panel, that Can be tilted as a real Case IH combine

The picture Dluders show, is a WIP picture - en wires and pneumatic tubes are places a bit better now.

Edited April 23, 2011 by martinnygaard

[Cheng Fei]

This is perfect...

Speechless

[Milan]

Looks and performs good.

I like how massive it is.

It looks like body is a little too big for the chassis.

[Paul B Technic]

This is what Technic is all about, making models as great as this. Very well done.

Paul

[martinnygaard]

This is what Technic is all about, making models as great as this. Very well done.

Paul

Thanks, guys -this is really the kind of comment that Make you want to build more!

[olaf9198]

big!!! and cool

[martinnygaard]

I've taken some new pictures of the model:

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=5076563

[DLuders]

@ martinnygaard: I liked seeing your Lego model next to the real 9210 Harvester on your Brickshelf gallery, where you wrote "i bring the case to the local Case pusher, and took some pictures." I know that English is not your native language, so I should point out that it is more appropriate to say you brought your MOC to the "Case DEALER". We all know that the Eurobricks Technic AFOLs are "Lego pushers", hooked on Lego for life!

Seriously, though, your MOC is excellent. Did the Case employees want you to build one for them?

[trekman]

Thanks, Brickend - i've choose to make a fully panelled model - for seeing all the "inner-life" the complete side is one panel, that Can be tilted as a real Case IH combine

I made a combine a couple of years ago, but choose to leave it open to show all the functionality. I gave it a couple of defining lines along the body just like the New Holland upon which it was based. I was quite pleased with my MOC, although mine was propelled by hand, as all controls were on the top.

[martinnygaard]

@ martinnygaard: I liked seeing your Lego model next to the real 9210 Harvester on your Brickshelf gallery, where you wrote "i bring the case to the local Case pusher, and took some pictures." I know that English is not your native language, so I should point out that it is more appropriate to say you brought your MOC to the "Case DEALER". We all know that the Eurobricks Technic AFOLs are "Lego pushers", hooked on Lego for life!

Yep - i already know - a fail But no - Denmark isn't a english speaking country, and i'm no that good at it.

Seriously, though, your MOC is excellent. Did the Case employees want you to build one for them?

Nope - they didn't, but i get that nice cap for free - (to exhibitions).

I'm currently working at another project (Manitou MT 1440) they did already ordered one before it's done. (only from WIP. pictures. they gonna use it for some farming related exhibitions.

I made a combine a couple of years ago, but choose to leave it open to show all the functionality. I gave it a couple of defining lines along the body just like the New Holland upon which it was based. I was quite pleased with my MOC, although mine was propelled by hand, as all controls were on the top.

Great combine, Trekman - and i like you let the inner be visible that way. I'v was thinking alot back when i should make the decision, but i belive my Case would look best with a complete set of frames, and just make it able to open and close.

Thanks for your response!

Edited June 28, 2011 by martinnygaard

[Traktor]

It looks so awesome, but it think the belt should be a little wider or at least attached further out on the sides. Since the harvester itself is a bit wider than the wheels it looks slightly handicapped. And in real life i think it would be a serious chance for the harvester to tip over in the hills, not a problem in Denmark, where it barley exist any, but a real problem her in Norway.

Hilsen bondegutt fra norge, som håper å se flere landbruksmaskiner fra deg!

Edited June 28, 2011 by Traktor