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Hi guys, sorry to stay still for long time. Thank you for all the nice words in this thread. About the questions: 120 degree - we ask about it LEGO users, so the mostly asked for 90 degree. Because RC transmitters easily allows you to limit the range, so we decide to offer 120 degree - so you can still limit it to 90, but if you need more, can still use 120. 180 can cause some problems on the end of range for some constructions. As you can see in the Sariel's review, the two pinholes should be enough for the most cases. We have optimized the design to be a good Price/Value. After some tests we have seen, that it should be enough with two holes, because of the distance between them.

check our new Crowdfunding project about LEGO and RC Servo ;-) more information at: www.rcbricks.com the campaign on Polish kickstarter already started: www.polakpotrafi.pl/rcbricks

We would like you to introduce RCBricks – and at most, our first project – ServoBrick PRO. LEGO compatible RC Servo. Have you ever imagine to put together LEGO and RC Hobby? Then your dream is coming true ;-) But we need your help to get the idea be alive. Together with my friend we just started our crowdfunding campaign on PolakPotrafi.pl – it is Polish crowdfunding portal (like Kick Starter) - with PayPal payments and accepting also the customers from other countries than Poland. We already translate the campaign to English - gray text below original Polish text. http://www.polakpotrafi.pl/rcbricks There are two option: 120 degree servo (f.e. steering) and continuous rotation 360 degree (like motor). Visit our website to get more information: http://www.rcbricks.com https://www.facebook.com/rcbricks See also the product review posted by Sariel - the most popular LEGO fan in Poland Emotikon smile.

very nice moc :)

nice bricks colour :)

nice photos !!! :)

very nice :)

looks great !!! :)

my first LEGO Technic model I have ever had, I have sold many of the old LEGOs, but that one and the Silver Champion are still in my Hands ;-)

Can someone tell me if here is a special section for Custom parts of LEGO on this forum? Together with my friend we are going to release a new series of products, that will connect the world of LEGO and RC, so I would like to introduce it to all of you.

I'm automation engineer. Programming the paper machines. I was playing very long LEGO, but later I found RC so there was no time/money for LEGO. Last year I return to my old hobby, after I saw 42009 in the LEGO store No i'm trying to combine LEGO and RC, there are so much advantages when using RC compare to LEGO PF IR

Hello, I'm new here, so I would like to say, that my name is Marek and I'm from Poland - now living and working as Automation engineer in Germany. I'm fan of LEGO, but also a fan of RC. I was playing lego very long time when I was younger - at most LEGO Technic. Later I started to play RC (Helicopters, planes, cars, boats and drones). But last year, when I saw the 42009 in the LEGO store, I though it will be nice to build again. After all I even bought complete LEGO RC set. But it has not satisfy me at all... The terrible range, the controller operation, no smooth control (just 3 positions), not like by the RC systems. So I though about customizing RC parts to be compatible with LEGO. I just want to do it only for my use, but when I show it to some friends, they have told me, I should try to release it as a product. So now we are working together with my friend on the crowdfunding campaign, that will start soon. But about that I will write later. Here is our product introduction video, we are going to release next (longer) movie soon: Best Regards, Marek

amazing crane, very nice job!

Nice kart Damndog, do you have a movie on Youtube already?