@@tytus3411 you can’t buy it as a kit. You can buy the instructions from here rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-201775/Gdale/fairground-twist/#details. You will need to buy the bricks from elsewhere.

@@Competent-rides thanks. That was my intention to try and build something more life like than the Lego one. It also packs up like a real, one as well. There will be a video of the build up soon.

@@Smith-h6k one day I will do a buildup video of the Super Bowl. I’ve got to rebuild it first. I don’t keep the rides built as I try and reuse as many parts as possible in the next ride I do. So there’s rarely more than two built at a time.

thanks Jack, much appreciated.

Thanks, check out the rest of the channel for more LEGO fairground videos kzbin.info

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Gald you like it

Glad you like it

Thanks for subscribing

I'm pleased you like it.

@@garnetice1236 do it !! 😀

One mans music is another mans noise, whatever soundtrack I choose will not be to everyones liking, that's what the volume is for ;-)

Glad you like them!

@@GregosLEGOFairground such a nice model.. where did you get lights From? thanks

@@Competent-rides They were bought from gameofbricks.eu/ I don't think they still sell that set though.

You can only buy the instructions, there are no kits available. rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-177122/Gdale/matterhorn-fairground-ride/#details

Oh yes, you need to see this video. LEGO Fairground Miami Build up (Instructions and full kits linktr.ee/gregosfairground) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXLTm4B6fM6Hr8U There is a playlist of rides being unfolded just for people like yourself, hope you enjoy it.

Thanks! 😀

I didn’t include it in the video. You’ll find some photos of it here bricksafe.com/pages/Gdale/waltzer

Thank you very much!

First thing to make clear is that I do not sell the kits, that's another company doing that, and I actully don't know what motors they supply. I design and test the rides using standard LEGO Powered up motors and the Bluetooth battery box. It's the Bluetootha battery box that does cost a lot. Why do I use these? I use them because they are the current LEGO motors, so are (in theory) easily available and they have benefit of being able to have variable speed control. This makes the ride operate better, gradually speed up and slow down. It also means that you don't have the old issue of a ride roatating at full speed of the motor when half speed looks better. You may be able to use the older power functions motors, but they are smaller in size, so might not be a quick swap as some of the chassis I've built use the motor for strength in its construction. They are also a straight on/off, full speed or nothing so might not work or result in it rotating too fast.

First thing to make clear is that I do not sell the kits, that's another company doing that, and I actully don't know what motors they supply. I design and test the rides using standard LEGO Powered up motors and the Bluetooth battery box. It's the Bluetootha battery box that does cost a lot. Why do I use these? I use them because they are the current LEGO motors, so are (in theory) easily available and they have benefit of being able to have variable speed control. This makes the ride operate better, gradually speed up and slow down. It also means that you don't have the old issue of a ride roatating at full speed of the motor when half speed looks better. You may be able to use the older power functions motors, but they are smaller in size, so might not be a quick swap as some of the chassis I've built use the motor for strength in its construction. They are also a straight on/off, full speed or nothing so might not work or result in it rotating too fast.

First thing to make clear is that I do not sell the kits, that's another company doing that, and I actully don't know what motors they supply. I design and test the rides using standard LEGO Powered up motors and the Bluetooth battery box. It's the Bluetootha battery box that does cost a lot. Why do I use these? I use them because they are the current LEGO motors, so are (in theory) easily available and they have benefit of being able to have variable speed control. This makes the ride operate better, gradually speed up and slow down. It also means that you don't have the old issue of a ride roatating at full speed of the motor when half speed looks better. You may be able to use the older power functions motors, but they are smaller in size, so might not be a quick swap as some of the chassis I've built use the motor for strength in its construction. They are also a straight on/off, full speed or nothing so might not work or result in it rotating too fast.

Glad you liked it.

@@ashleybywater129 thanks Ashley.

Some were from gameofbricks.eu and the ones at the bottom are so old I don’t know where I got them from. Just search for Lego LED lights and you’ll find various websites. I bought kits for specific fairground sets like the big wheel 10247 and the carousel 10257. You might struggle to find them now as those sets are a bit old.

Glad you like it, the instructions are available, so you can now build it.

Thanks.

Thanks, glad you liked it.

Thanks Wayne. I think you’ll find that one doesn’t contain the crazy priced parts the others have. I do admit some of the designs are based on look rather than cost. Great to see the videos.

Thankyou very much.

Well I really just use whatever bricks serve the purpose that I need. Pleased you like it though.

Thnaks. Check out out the rest of the channel, they all pack up onto trucks.

Donde puedo conseguir uno donde lo encuentro disponible

Hopefully you do, would be great to see the video if you do build it.

Use the volume control, turn it down and play your own. No music is perfect for any KZbin video, all of it annoys me on other peoples. One man’s music is another man’s noise.

Yup, all the rides I build have a truck of some sort in there and pack up. Checkout the other videos of them being built up kzbin.info/aero/PLc4vSroK23YYOfoHmp8Zp8mcYRwHmwnRT&si=w7l8QBQRa_YfBHal and if you're really keen you'll find photo's of the others being built up in these albums bricksafe.com/pages/Gdale

Thanks, hope you check out the other build up videos.

A Commander probably wouldn’t work properly in Lego as the gondolas wouldn’t rotate or flip properly, they’d just rotate to one position and stay there. I’d like to see someone try it though.

Thanks 🔥

Thanks Wayne, glad you enjoyed building it. Just subscribed, so will check out the Waltzer build if you do a video. Thanks for the support.

Cheers.

Thankyou, glad you liked it.

Thank you very much!

Glad you like them!

The complete kit isn't for sale anywhere. You buy the insturctions from rebrickable.com, and that website provides you with a list of all the parts. You then need to buy the bricks from website called www.bricklink.com, which is where people sell LEGO bricks, it's a bit like an ebay for lego bricks. This 1 minute video shows you how to buy the bricks kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpjRdK2vh92IpLs.

Is it fully moterized also does the set come with instructions

It is motorized, you'll see that in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/f17Wimh5Z8p8bpY The complete kit isn't for sale anywhere. You buy the insturctions fromrebrickable.com/users/Gdale/mocs/, and that website provides you with a list of all the parts. You then need to buy the bricks from website called www.bricklink.com, which is where people sell LEGO bricks, it's a bit like an ebay for lego bricks. This 1 minute video shows you how to buy the bricks kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpjRdK2vh92IpLs.

​@@GregosLEGOFairgroundcant you get the complete kit from webrick?

@@justinthorsson Unfortunately webrick can't supply all of the bricks, they can supply most of them but not all of them. It's not clear unless you expand the MOC part list and then scroll to the bottom of the list and you'll see the parts without images are the ones they don't supply. So be carefull if you buy from webrick. It's a good starting point though.

You’ll find them here rebrickable.com/users/Gdale/mocs/