Repeating Crossbow
A lego repeating crossbow with magazine and rotating reloading arm. With Pro-building instructions !
Category: Pro-Instructions
Remoted Lunar Roving Vehicle
A lego remoted moon rover, features drives, 2 axle steering, control with joystick and folding deployment system.
Lego Braiding Machine
A 5 reels fast lego braiding machine, with pro-building instructions and whole package parts + instructions for sale.
Crawler Grabber
A motorized Lego Crawler Grabber, featured drives with bogie suspension, auto tilting claw and raising and extending boom.
GBC Spiral Ball Lift
A module of great ball contraption using scotck yoke system to up the balls and a spiral slide end.
Monster Energy Baja Truck Recoil
A lego version of the B.J Baldwin baja truck Recoil #1, features rear wheels drive, steering, fake engine and suspension, with monster energy color scheme !
LMP1 RaceCar
A LMP1 Race Car built for the Techlug Contest #27, featured suspensions, fake engine, steering, openable doors and rear bonnet with nice bodywork.
Honda RA 300 1967
An iconic formula one from 1967 season, features drives, steering and suspensions with custom wheel and stickers.
Small Mechanical Loom
A new small mechanical loom which weaves fabric using 6 reels, faster and more reliable than the previous one, including a many asked computing renderer building instructions !
Yes / No Kinetic Sculpture
A fancy mechanical Kinetic sculpture inspired by an illusion wood sculpture.
Braiding Machine makes Wristband !
A lego braiding machine, powered by a single motor, which makes ropes and wristband.
Citroën 2CV Charleston
An iconic car, recreated for the first time in Lego Studless Design, features engine, gearbox, floor suspensions, removable bodywork, seats and bench and adjustable headlight. With lovely Red/black scheme color !
Hot Bulb Pneumatic Tractor
A lego pneumatic tractor based on a hot bulb engine Lanz tractor. Features drive, single pneumatic engine, adjustable ignition point, steering and suspended seat.
Lego computer : Digicomp
The digicomp was a mechanical computer sold as a plastic toy in 1963. Capable to count, multiply, divide, depending of how it is programmed.
