Heavy Machinery Collection

[Rishab N]

To make my own publicity, maybe would you like to built this? :

http://guiliug.be/mocs/gg001/

i would love to build that but it has those pneumatic cylinder cases

[Edwin Korstanje]

Please don't post again and again the same photo's with replying

Edited March 12, 2013 by VFracingteam

[timslegos]

Please don't post again and again the same photo's with replying

Agreed.

Also, I would look around on Google for heavy machinery and see what you find.

tim

[Technic Gearhead]

That thing is so awesome I don't even mind seeing it posted four times!

[Countdown]

Hi all,

for the last 2 years, (yes, that's right TWO years), I've designing, building, testing, dismantling, re-building a full PF Liebherr LB-28 rotary drilling machine. The individual components have passed the proof of concept stage, now it's "just" a matter of assembling them together and aesthetic details.

Stay tuned in a month or 2, instructions may be available if the demand is there.

[DLuders]

@ Countdown: Hey, long time no hear from you! It's good that a fellow Civil Engineer is designing complex Lego Technic MOCs like this!

[GuiliuG]

i would love to build that but it has those pneumatic cylinder cases

You can connect them with liftarms. By the way, thanks all for your interest.

[Someonenamedjon]

Stay tuned in a month or 2, instructions may be available if the demand is there.

I can't wait for it!

[Johnny P]

at the moment i am also working on something special. i don't think it has done before in lego.

a log yarder.

[andythenorth]

Yarder

You probably already found Heavy Equipment Forums if you're building yarders (it's the best heavy equipment forum I know of). Plenty of yarder threads in the forestry sub-forum.

http://www.heavyequi...estry-Equipment

There are other forums in there for dozers, scrapers etc.

Also for forestry, Vannatta Bros has great explanations of how yarder logging works, and how loggers use their equipment http://vannattabros.com

Edited March 15, 2013 by andythenorth

[Lipko]

at the moment i am also working on something special. i don't think it has done before in lego.

a log yarder.

moar pics!!!!1

[Hei Li]

Awesome!!!! I love this thread so much!!! Heavy Machines!!!

[Lakop]

Those models are fantastic. I've never actually built a JCB style model despite having several scoop parts. Lets all build one. I'm going ahead with one asap. I will post pics, now I have my camera.

H

[davidmull]

Those models are fantastic. I've never actually built a JCB style model despite having several scoop parts. Lets all build one. I'm going ahead with one asap. I will post pics, now I have my camera.

H

Build jurgens fully PF backhoe. It's incredible :)

[Alasdair Ryan]

Those models are fantastic. I've never actually built a JCB style model despite having several scoop parts. Lets all build one. I'm going ahead with one asap. I will post pics, now I have my camera.

H

Jcb is a make,not a actual machine.

[Pat-Ard]

Hi folks,

I'm sure you pros can help me. I love my collection of Unimogs, but what I really would like, are some scale-fitting machines. Do you know some?

Thanks

Pat

[colinrichardson]

Hi folks,

I'm sure you pros can help me. I love my collection of Unimogs, but what I really would like, are some scale-fitting machines. Do you know some?

Thanks

Pat

I'm not one of the pros that you were addressing your question to, but I'm not familiar with "scale-fitting" machines. I wasn't able to find any via google. Could you post a link or picture?

[Alasdair Ryan]

Wait........I am one of the pros......

Jurgens backhoe should look quite good with it.

I was not happy with the roof,so I restyled it.

Edited March 16, 2013 by Alasdair Ryan

[Someonenamedjon]

Ahh classic windows XP!

[davidmull]

Wait........I am one of the pros......

Jurgens backhoe should look quite good with it.

I was not happy with the roof,so I restyled it.

Rough building at its best :) poor jurgens creation :(

[Bzroom]

I can't keep it a secret anymore. This is my current Technic project. I hoped not to unveil it before it was finished. But, I can't resist!

Walking Tree Harvester:

I was trying to achieve a unique counter balance system with the arm. There are 3 motors hanging off the back end of the LAs.

It contains:

2 XL - Walking

3 M - Arm lifting

1 M - Compressor / Gripper valve

1 M - Turret Rotation

1 M - Gripper feed wheels.

It nearly maxes out that little controller :)

Improvements I plan to make:

* More functional gripper, stronger grip, multiple clamps to gather multiple trees, better feed mechanism.

* Better styling on the arm, battery cover

* Reinforcements to the LA's gear box

* An operator cab on the main chassis

* Better color scheme

* Bonus, in the front section is supposed to be a winch that will lower down a small forest buggy for the operators to travel to and from the work site

[DLuders]

@ Bzroom: Your Walking Tree Harvester MOC is wonderful! There's a lot of functionality built into that model.

[_techniclego55_]

So here is my wheel loader..

The New Holland W230C.. I think it's one of my best Moc's I've ever build.

Edited March 18, 2013 by _techniclego55_

[cheeze]

Heres my tow bits worth for the thread, my first real MOC so please be gentle, Liebherr LR1300 with derrick and ballast wagon

[Johnny P]

moar pics!!!!1

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=523552