This topic is dedicated to discussions about LEGO events related to Technic creations, sets and meetings.
Whether it's an upcoming Technic exhibition, a workshop, or any other Technic-related event, including privately organized ones, feel free to share the details here.
You can also discuss your experiences from past events, share event photos, and connect with fellow LEGO Technic enthusiasts.
 

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Kicking off this hopefully growing big topic, last event I went to (10days ago, at Eeklo Belgium) I had taken my GBC warehouse logistics system and pin sorter V3 with the material handlers.

First photo's during building up on Friday afternoon

Pin sorter after running the first day,

Some other Technic at this event (I did not take pictures from all, there were other cool cars/trucks etc)

Some very cool, large Diesel engines

Milan forgot to mention the very main rule: Technic event must be highlighted here! 

Oh, Lego World 2023 in Utrecht took place. It's sad it was not mentioned here(

yesterday(23/10/29) in korea, techinc expert team did 40m limitless drag race.

There is no rule except 2.

One. Every entry must looks like 'Car'. So can't use vehicle like in every lego speed record.

Two. Can't use other non-lego part except Buwizz, Buwizz motor and RC tire.

Other thing is limitless. Even we can use grease.

Originally planned 50m race but most of car crash or break down due to road condition, length reduce 10m.

All player with there cars

Every car did 3 race and use best record to ranking.

#1 Driver / 2nd winner - 6:59 / 6:62 / DNF

Spec - 1 Buwizz 3.0 , 2 Buwizz motor(Fast output, direct drive) , 1 C+ L motor

#2 Driver - DNF / DNF / 38:53

Spec - 1 Buwizz 2.0 , 4 RC buggy motor(Fast output, 28-12 acceleration) , 1 PF servo motor

#3 Driver / 1st winner / design winner - msk6003 - 9:95 / 7:41 / 6:34

Spec - 2 Buwizz 3.0 , 4 Buwizz motor(Fast output, direct drive) , 1 C+ L motor

This model is mine. So I will upload another post about this model. Originally I put both front and rear wing but removed due to some problem.

#4 Driver - 05:21:00 / Abstain / Abstain

Spec - 2 C+ hub , 4 C+ XL motor , 1 C+ L motor

Between 5 expert builder, he is only beginner builder. He don't have Buwizz or Buwizz motor, so use normal C+ elements.

#5 Driver / 3rd winner - 9:38 / 15:07 / 10:15

Spec - 1 Buwizz 2.0, 1 Buwizz motor(Fast output, 14-22 deceleration), 1 PF M motor with hocky spring

#6 Driver - DNF/ 20:62 / DNF

Spec - 1 Buwizz 3.0 , 2 Buwizz motor(Fast output, direct drive) ,  1 C+ L motor

 

Cause bluetooth issue and some other issue, #2 and #6 car can't go straight. That's why those 2 car's time is longer than 20s. Every DNF is caused by same reason.

Those heart sticker on cars is vote of design by audience. 

Overall competation review will explain in my car's saperate topic.

Edited October 30, 20231 yr by msk6003

That's a cool contest!

Hello, here am I with another reports from our little events.

RACE 2
... was held on the same place as rece one, but with two more competitors. 

 

more photos: https://bricksafe.com/pages/horcikdesigns/ltrl/race-2


RACE 3
... was first with offroad features. We had to change place. 

 

more photos: https://bricksafe.com/pages/horcikdesigns/ltrl/race-3---praha-ledarny-branik

Edited November 5, 20231 yr by HorcikDesigns

I love this kind of competitions, well done!

I missed reading and watching the video from the first race!  Looks like a lot of fun.  I also like how you really broke down the scores and analyzed the results.  Love these types of gatherings and events.  Here in the states (US) there is not a lot of this type of stuff going on.  

@HorcikDesigns Thank you for sharing. The cars look fantastic!

@nerdsforprez You could start a topic and ask around to see if there are any interested people in your area.
And for the long term: We may find someone who can program a Brick-Tinder for us.

Seems like yet another nice event! I love these small builds, they are so cute, varied and yet realistic :)

That does look like a lot of fun! I really am starting to like builds at that scale--those small wheel covers are kind of a game changer in allowing good looks at that scale!

Thanks for support guys! 

 

Hi everyone
Last weekend the Bricking Bavaria 2023 took place in Germany. I was also there with my models at the Technic action area. I was a great exhibition and I met many other lego enthusiasts. We let drive our models and brought them to their limits. On youtube you find a short recab about what happened at the Technic action are: 

 

Edited November 11, 20231 yr by functionalTechnic

MBTrac tandem is my favorite. There are couple of front end loaders that look very good

Thanks for postig video

It's so great to see all those amazing looking and functional models together. These machines look so much better in the bigger context, be it other machines, warehouses, etc, looks so realistic as they work together :) Must be fun to see all that in real life!

It was a pleasure see them all in real-life. Just wish I had more time to really look at all the details, they are just so many!

On 11/11/2023 at 1:08 PM, 1gor said:

MBTrac tandem is my favorite. There are couple of front end loaders that look very good

Thanks for postig video

I'm glad you like the video. Yes, there where many cool agricultural models which also worked great. 

On 11/11/2023 at 4:31 PM, Zerobricks said:

It was a pleasure see them all in real-life. Just wish I had more time to really look at all the details, they are just so many!

Next year ;) It was nice having you there. 

I bought the tickets for Buwizz Camp 2024 a month ago. I hope to see there as many people as possible and possibly fellow members from here. Competition is always good (plus, the challenges are quite interesting and will definitely produce a nice video).

This October (5th to be precise) we will be organizing our annual RTXP (RoLUG Technic Xperience), in Bucharest, Romania. The challenges will be mini racers, mini triak truck (pick-up style), tatra 8x8, and pullback cars. 

HERE are the rules translated to English, if you want to have a look.