:-) Should I leave the crane 'assembled' for LEGOworld later this year :-)

Definitely!

Woah… something I touched in real life is on the front page of Eurobricks.

amazing Dragline Excavator!

Hello everybody,

Just ready building this great model.

I have choosed for the color combenation black/green.

Here some pictures:

Nice color combination!

I built one in red.

the crane on the trailer of the tracktor unit suits it well.good job

I love the green color and the size is awesome!

This MOC looks super in all colours, everything suits a beauty, I guess.

Masterpiece of lego engineering. You should become a civil engineer for real !

This is really cool

The rebrickable link is http://rebrickable.com/mocs/han/dragline-crawler-crane#parts_list

Edited March 5, 20159 yr by darksheep

Oh man, I know where some of my summer job money is going. This thing is gorgeous, I need to have one in my future office as a mining engineer! Haha

Just wanted to share my version of this model.

I kept to the original colours however I opted to use SBricks (Two) for the control rather than PFIR.

The model works perfectly using SBrick, I made a simple interface that controls all functions including the freefall of both winches.

This was displayed & demonstrated last weekend at the Sydney Brick Show (Australia) and was a big hit with LEGO Technic fans.

Cheers - OneMoreRobot

Dragline.2 by OneMoreRobot_NZ, on Flickr

Dragline.5 by OneMoreRobot_NZ, on Flickr

Dragline.4 by OneMoreRobot_NZ, on Flickr

I would like to thank you for this awesome model. That's great that you have time and patience to make instructions for this. Here is mine:

Superstructure

Overall

Thank you very much and greetings from Poland!

:blush:

Thanks for the positive feedback! And I really like the color combination. Hope that you had a fun time to build this model.

It takes indeed a lot of time to design the model and then create instructions. However, I hardly watch television, so that gives me in the evening hrs enough spare time besides sports, kids, work.

It takes indeed a lot of time to design the model and then create instructions. However, I hardly watch television, so that gives me in the evening hrs enough spare time besides sports, kids, work.

Sounds comparable with mine live .

Can't wait to seen your work an you in real next week .

So do I, sure we have enough time to catch up. All models for LEGOworld2015 are rebuilded yet and packed ready to go. Only 1 thing left: to buy ~50 batteries to power the MOCs up

You can ask Barman or Legotrucks how the batteries supply is for LW 2015 ?!

In 2013 you have a stand for the afols for change your batteries, but 2014 they haved batteries only for two days

Batteries? Isn't there continuous power available at each stand?

On 26-4-2015 at 4:14 AM, OneMoreRobot said:

 

I kept to the original colours however I opted to use SBricks (Two) for the control rather than PFIR.

The model works perfectly using SBrick, I made a simple interface that controls all functions including the freefall of both winches.

 

Would it be possible to share the Sbrick interface design?

Edited June 7, 20186 yr by Planb4u

Welcome Planb4u, but don't revive threads from years ago!