LEGO speedbuild MOC-20920 - Liebherr LTM11200

[@gigaboi28]

That’s one of the best 16minutes of my life

[@GenieonWork]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! :-D

[@brotheryanzi4129]

i like this one

[@JoshLoweSpace]

Classical music and Lego. A wacky but entertaining combination. Also cranes are amazing! Great job and keep it up!

[@GenieonWork]

Thanks, I think :-p And yeah, I'm for sure planning on keep doing this!

[@endangeredmexican9644]

I like to just mix the peices in one pile. I know it gets annoying when I cant find that one peice but its fun not being in a hurry.

[@JoshLoweSpace]

Same, I just put it all together and go from there. Makes it more complicated but also fun!

[@klaus.sfc01official30]

1 year later: i have found that white piece finally

[@arvydas86]

Even 2x speed via youtube is too slow :)

[@krsnavtaar]

Where can I buy this Lego if possible pls send me the link.

[@GenieonWork]

There's a link in the video description to the ReBrickable page for this MOC. On that page there's a link to the designers's site where you can buy the instruction.

[@prosanis1216]

Hallo Corné, hoe mogelijk/ makkelijk was het voor jou om de besturing op de iPad te krijgen? Owh en werkt de kraan naar behoren? Ik ben vrij ervaren maar ik moet erg wennen aan hun taal! Groet..👍👍

[@GenieonWork]

Hi, Ik gebruik geen iPad; ik gebruik Android devices Voor zover ik me kan herinneren, was het niet zo moeilijk om de besturing aan de praat te krijgen; alleen we hebben het wel over ruim vier jaar geleden... ;-)

[@amseez]

Perfect for a Sunday morning! Thank you 😊

[@GenieonWork]

You're most welcome! Feel free to subscribe; I put one speed-build up each week... :-)

[@AttilaWinkler-iq9cr]

Hi, is there a video for threading the cords or what did you use to thread them?

[@GenieonWork]

Unfortunately I don't have a separate video on the threading I'm using cords from a 3rd party website, but I don't know whether they deliver abroad as well (it's a company here in The Netherlands)

[@AttilaWinkler-iq9cr]

Thank you

[@klaus.sfc01official30]

This is an overwhelming amount of lego pieces, mocs sometimes just have an insane amount of pieces i would say these are about 10000-20000 pieces

[@GenieonWork]

With its over 7.5k parts it's definitely among the bigger of the MOCs I've built, true. Although I have built MOCs with more parts. :-)

[@klaus.sfc01official30]

@@GenieonWork how long did it take you? I am really slow i build 3 hours a day and need 3 days for about 2000 parts

[@klaus.sfc01official30]

@@GenieonWork i think i found the videos you talked about 45mins - 1hour =:

[@klaus.sfc01official30]

@@GenieonWork but atleast this could've been the 800€ lego technic set everyone wants ;)

[@GenieonWork]

I don't recall anymore how long it took to build this MOC. But for the base alone (the bottom part with the wheels) I needed like 16 hours already (when building the Mk I)...

[@stenschmidt4971]

I'm currently building this and I just can't seem to figure out how the ropes are attached, also the sizes of said ropes differ from the ones mentioned on the 1st page?

[@GenieonWork]

Which ropes are you talking about? Because there's like a dozen ropes to be used on this crane... I do recall the ropes indeed being rather tough to figure out which one goes where. In the end I managed to get all the ropes correctly, but indeed it took some puzzling... I don't have this one built anymore, and it's been quite a while since I built this MOC. So bear with me if I don't know the answer to your specific questions... 🙂

[@stenschmidt4971]

@@GenieonWork basically the ones that make sure the entire crane can extend

[@stenschmidt4971]

But no worries if you can't explain exactly, I'm even surprised you answered this quick since the video is 2 years old already

[@GenieonWork]

You mean the strings to extend the boom pieces? I remember it being a pain, figuring out how that string had to be routed, where to connect etc. I was jumping back and forth through the manual to figure it out. In the end I created a little diagram how the routing should work, and how it extends and retracts the boom pieces. From memory: 2x 70cm for extending the 3rd piece (one on each side), and 1x 120cm for extending the 4th piece. I'm not sure anymore how the retracting mechanism worked (gravity only vs strings). I'm sorry I can't be of more help. I just hope what little info I still remember will be enough for you to figure it out.

[@simonlancaster4320]

Sten Schmidt how did you get on? I'm 90% done with this build (been about 42 hours build time, for me, this far) and, yep, I haven't really worked out the string attachment. Made trickier by only having a mobile phone screen to work from!

[@feuerflamme1202]

Where did you find This tutorial

[@GenieonWork]

I found it on ReBrickable.com (link is in the description)

[@joannelivingstone6656]

Oh, just imagine when you've build the model and realize that at the start you've inserted a pin into the wrong hole? AHHH - Happens to me almost every time lol

[@GenieonWork]

Well, usually when that happens, I see it in the next step ;-) But yeah, I've had it a couple of times as well where I had to pull apart half the model to fix an error I made way earlier. It's part of the process... :-p

[@leonjongepier7227]

Where can u buy this one and the red liebherr 11200 crane for the cheapest price?

[@GenieonWork]

This isn't an official Lego set, this is a MOC. Meaning you'll have to buy the instructions and separately you have to get the required parts (unless you already have all the parts needed). There's a link in the description of this video, which will take you to the MOC page on ReBrickable.com; on this page you'll also see a list of parts needed. What I usually do is export this list to BrickLink.com and order the parts from there. I'm not sure which red Liebherr 11200 crane you're referring to. There are at least two different design that show up when I google it (with a quite big price difference) As for geting it for the cheapest price: Keep in mind that if it looks too good to be true, it generally is too good to be true ;-) I know there are people who hijacked this design and are selling it as their own design as a complete set including the bricks. Those bricks are not proper Lego parts, but knock-offs. Those knock-off have wider error margins compare to TLC's very strict error margins, meaning you most likely will need quite some force, as well as glue to build the model. For me, it takes away too much of the fun building. I rather pay more for proper Lego parts. Also, the fact they don't even give credit to the original designer (Jeroen Ottens) is a big no-go for me. But your mileage might differ... :-)

[@leonjongepier7227]

Thx:)

[@leonjongepier7227]

I mean the mammoet red crane of 11200

[@TheCelining]

@@leonjongepier7227 I found it on Amazon!!! I’m waiting till Christmas then I can get it, so idk what it’s like yet

[@richardespinoza8468]

Hey bro what is the Link to this Lego set i just order one on Amazon and i need your help what is the Link bro

[@GenieonWork]

This is not a set, it's a MOC. Meaning it's not designed by Lego, but someone else created this design. Now if you buy this as a kit on Amazon, I'm for at least 99.999% sure you bought knock-off parts and not proper Lego parts. I've seen so many websites selling this MOC as their own. However, they don't credit the designer (they bought the instructions once, got themselves a bunch of cheap knock-off parts and are selling it as complete sets). Please do keep in mind this is stealing (they steal from the designer, because they're not allowed to sell his creation; although legally, since it's not patented, you can't take them to court unfortunately), and false advertising (since they sell knock-off parts instead of Lego parts). Also, those knock-off parts usually have slightly larger fault tolerances; because of this some parts are too tight, some are too lose, wich in turn both diminishes the fun of building as well as hindering the functionality. Parts that aren't supposed to move are falling apart, and parts that are supposed to move are stuck because you had to squeeze them in. Now as long as people keep buying these sets (which could be seen as aiding and abetting), people keep doing this. This has a negative impact on designers (if they design too nice a model, people will steal it and sell it as their own) and builders alike (because of above mentioned larger fault tolerances and all the negative consequences). If you want to support the designer, and want to have the best building and playing pleasure, I'd suggest go to the MOC page (the link is in the video description) and buy proper Lego parts (for example from BrickLink.com). It'll cost more, especially for the parts, but (as mentioned) you'll be supporting the designer as well as giving you a way better experience building & playing the model.

[@tronix4739]

I want to buy but it but how much you pay,is all lego pieces here and does it work perfectly??Can you answsr please.

[@GenieonWork]

The instructions can be bought on rebrickable.com (see the link in the description). Regarding the parts, the price greatly depends on whether you want new parts, or used parts. I prefer to use new parts, but that'll set you back an easy 1.5 grant. This model is straining the limits of Lego's capacities. For some functions, you'll have to help the model a bit (think for example of raising and extending the boom, extend the y-arms).

[@kasemite619]

You can find the pieces and Motors on AliExpress for ~600 bucks

[@GenieonWork]

@@kasemite619 Yes, you can. However, most likely it won't be Lego, but (at least for a big amount of the parts) some knock-off; those generally have wider error margins (pieces are a fraction bigger or smaller), making building a pain, and operation of the MOC basically impossible. I suggest paying a bit more for the proper Lego parts, so the building process is way more enjoyable, as well as operating it. For Lego, never go for the cheap and dirty (knock-off)...

[@kasemite619]

@@GenieonWork I would suggest buying the parts that don't work properly off bricklink afterwards. e.g. i bought pneumatic cylinders for the arocs that worked great, but the pump had a silicone seal on top, that restricted the movement of the plunger. I got my money back and then just removed the seal because it was unnecessary. TlDr If it ain't working, get ur Money back, buy off bricklink.

[@GenieonWork]

@@kasemite619 For me, bricklink is the first (and about only) place I go to for my parts. I've made the mistake once trying to save a couple hundred bucks by getting a cheap package, but it was a disaster. Never again. I rather pay a bit more to know they're proper Lego parts...

[@sohambavkar2252]

How many time have you want to complete this

[@GenieonWork]

I've build the Mark I as well, back in the days. So this was the second iteration of this crane I built.

[@RinusZuiderduin]

hoi mooie video. maar ik kom er niet uit met het bedraden van de kraan. heb jij misschien een video op normale snelheid voor mij. ik heb zowel de rode als de witte kraan. maar ik kom er niet uit hoe het gaat. ik wil ook betalen voor de video van de bedrading.

[@GenieonWork]

Hi, Dank je Het is ook een behoorlijk indrukwekkende kraan :-) Als je het over bedrading hebt, bedoel je dan de bedrading van de motoren, of de (hijs)kabels? Ik weet nog dat het mij indertijd ook best wel wat hoofdbrekens gekost heeft om de kabels goed door het model heen te leiden Helaas heb ik geen videobeelden van specifiek het routeren van de kabels Het is tevens al weer vier jaar terug dat ik deze kraag gebouwd heb, en ik heb 'em inmiddels al lang weer uit elkaar gehaald; dus ik kan het helaas niet meer voor je nakijken...

[@stephanecoquet7013]

Il est bien fait le camion gg à toi en plus t à mie du temps à le faire vraiment gg a toi

[@GenieonWork]

Oh ouais, ça m'a pris quelques semaines à construire ça (y compris le temps d'attente pour les pièces qui me manquaient)!

[@clinthough4985]

How long did it take you to smash out?

[@GenieonWork]

It's been a while, so I don't recall anymore. But I reckon an easy 30-40 hours (probably even more); only talking raw build time here, not even counting the time I needed to check and sort my orders for the parts for this MOC or adding parts to the table I couldn't fit initially... I could have built slower, thus taking more time, but that's not really my style ;-)

[@clinthough4985]

I’m thinking of buying one but this will be my first MOC and concerned that it may not come with all the correct parts

[@GenieonWork]

If this is going to be your first MOC you're going to build, you've chose a rather big one! ;-)

[@clinthough4985]

Did you have any issues building it, such as parts or the instructions?

[@GenieonWork]

It's been a while since I built this. As far as I remember, the instructions were fine; clear enough to build (but than again, I have a fair amount of experience when it comes to building ;-) ) Parts list is correct as well, as far as I remember; but than again, I do have a fair amount of spare parts which I can use in case there's a part or two missing (unless it's a rare part obviously). But again, as far as I remember, the parts list was complete.

[@magicbrowntrout]

Does anyone knows how long of hours to build this crane??????

[@GenieonWork]

I don't remember the build time anymore (too long ago). But I do recall it was quite a few hours (like an easy 20+ hours)...

[@pacificelectric1955]

I get your point about too long a video in real time but this superfast video doesn't help much understanding how you assembled that crane. By the way, it seems that the instructions are available on the Internet?

[@GenieonWork]

This is one of my earlier speed-builds. Nowadays with a build this long, I divide it into two videos so I don't have to speed it up that much. As for the instructions: The link to the Rebrickable.com page is in the video description. You can obtain the instructions there.

[@bealeg7311]

Where did you buy it and were some parts missing?

[@GenieonWork]

I suggest buying the parts on a website like www.bricklink.com Go for Lego parts, since the knock-off has bigger fault tolerances, so the parts might not always fit properly (which in turn will dramatically decrease the fun in building). Don't try to find a cheap bundle, since it won't be the proper Lego, but the above mentioned knock-off...

[@BeatstormX]

@@GenieonWork Mouldking has the same quality as lego

[@GenieonWork]

@@BeatstormX Maybe it has (although knowing the Lego tolerances, I doubt it). Still, I don't like Mouldking; they're a bunch of MOC stealers (take other people's designs and selling them as their own without even mentioning the original designer), and the set knock-off pieces as Lego. So, no Mouldking on my channel... 😉

[@AuroraRacing]

in the middle of the build.....cat jumps on the table :)

[@GenieonWork]

Don't give me nightmares! :-p But yeah, one of the advantages of not having a cat... ;-)

[@g.r.t.5069]

This is how real men enjoy

[@GenieonWork]

Lego and cranes; always a good combination... 😁

[@jb7753]

Why is this the first time I'm seeing this model!!!!!!

[@GenieonWork]

Speed-build mode you mean? Because you haven't found my channel before... ;-)

[@jb7753]

@@GenieonWork no, that model of lego

[@GenieonWork]

@@jb7753 Ah, model (not mode). Maybe because there aren't many speed-builds out for this model? 😉

[@prestonkincaid3723]

What type of order did you make. I have the instructions and thank you for the heads up on the cheap kits I don't like that either. What did you do when you ordered the parts from brick link and what was the approx total? Thank you!!

[@GenieonWork]

I don't recall anymore what I paid for the parts; it was quite a bit (no wonder with a MOC this size ;-) ). From Rebrickable.com I added the parts to a BrickLink Wanted List; on BrickLink.com I used the Auto-select function to order the parts. Because I primarily buy my parts new (and only buy used parts when I can't find new parts, or when new parts are really expensive), it did cost me quite a lot. I just checked, and if I want to buy the parts again, it'd cost me a bit over EUR 1800 to get them all. However, when buying used parts, it'd be apr. EUR 1400. All based on my store filters ;-) But I've to admit, prices seem to have gone up a bit in the last year. However, every time one of the orders get in, it feels like Christmas. The anticipation, the arrival of an order, the checking of the contents. And after the last order has arrived and has been checked, comes the laying out of the parts (as you can see in my speed-builds), and finally the actual building! It costs a bit, but it gives so much fun! And the satisfaction of completing each sub-model, and the putting together of the sub-models into one big beast of a crane! No wonder I like building Lego so much... :-D

[@prestonkincaid3723]

@@GenieonWork Thank you so much this was helpful!

[@GenieonWork]

Anytime; glad I could be of help :-)

[@dasgichtel]

bau ihn gerade in rot auf 😊 sehr nice klasse MOC 👍👍❤

[@Batholom]

Wo hast du ihn gekauft und wieviel hast du gezahlt, hab ihn mir über Amazon gekauft hab ihn aber wieder zurück geschickt da teile gefehlt haben die Bauteile nicht farbkorrekt war und die Anleitung für das Modell was im Video gezeigt wird

[@dasgichtel]

@@Batholom da mir das bekannt war was amazon angeht habe ich lego technic konvolute bei ebay gekauft und mir die schräge bauanleitung von dem teil von einem bekannten organisiert. teile muss ich schauen wieviel ich verbaue ich traue den angaben auf amazon nicht schätze aber es dürften so 7500 sein. einen s brick werde ich auch verwenden

[@GenieonWork]

@@Batholom Ich würde empfehlen, die Teile von einer Website wie rebrickable.com zu kaufen. Zumindest wissen Sie, dass es sich um richtige Lego-Teile handelt (viel kleinere Fehlergrenzen während der Produktion als bei diesen billigeren Nachahmungsprodukten), wodurch alles so viel reibungsloser funktioniert.

[@TheCelining]

I’m buying a version in black, I’ll try and record a speed build of it, and I’ll post it to my yt. Hope y’all see this

[@edstevens6115]

Hallo Wo kann man denn sowas kaufen?

[@GenieonWork]

In der Videobeschreibung befindet sich ein Link zur rebrickbaren Seite für dieses MOC. Sie können die Anweisungen über diese Seite kaufen.

[@Klemmbausteinwelt]

Ich baue ihn auch gerade und mache ein Review. Es ist ein schönes Modell 😊

[@GenieonWork]

Es ist ein Biest. Ich habe jetzt 2 verschiedene Modelle (Mk I und Mk II). Sie sind eine schöne Ergänzung zu meiner Sammlung.

[@devoter29]

@@GenieonWork hallo, cooles schönes Speed Video 😉👍 kurze Frage, wo ist der Unterschied zwischen Mk I und Mk II? Hab mir auch die Originale Bauanleitung besorgt und die originalen Teile über diverse Lego Konvolute zusammen „gespart“ 😉 halte nix von diesem billig Chinamüll 😉 Grüße aus Bayern

[@GenieonWork]

@@devoter29 (Replying in English, since I'm on vacation and I'm answering from my phone, and my English is way better than my German): When I got the Mk I, there wasn't a set of instructions yet; I just got the digital file. However, the digital file only included one section of the boom. Since it has been several years since I built the Mk. I, and I separately acquired all parts for the Mk. II, I'm not sure how much differences there are between both versions (except the boom obviously). Also, I didn't compare the parts lists of both versions. So I don't know how much additional parts you would need of you got the parts for the Mk. I (also depends on which version instructions, and thus which version parts list you got for the Mk. I). Sorry I can't be of more help...

[@BeatstormX]

@@devoter29 Der "billige Chinamüll" wird in der selben Fabrik produziert wo Lego auch produziert, genau in China

[@BaggerTobi]

Where can I buy the parts for the crane?

[@GenieonWork]

I usually get my parts from BrickLink.com

[@BaggerTobi]

@@GenieonWork where can I get a piece list?

[@GenieonWork]

@@BaggerTobi There is a link in the description to the ReBrickable.com page for this MOC. This page does also include the parts list.

[@Jorisveldhuizen310]

Hoe lang heb je er over gedaan om te bouwen

[@GenieonWork]

Het is zo lang geleden, ik zou het niet meer weten. Rond een uur of twintig, vijfentwintig of zo...

[@Jorisveldhuizen310]

@@GenieonWork oke want ik zit er ook overna te denken om te kopen

[@GenieonWork]

Hij is prijzig, maar het is wel een beest van een build! Tip: Ga voor Lego onderdelen, geen goedkope Chinese troep. Daarvan zijn de toleranties vaak net wat ruimer dan van Lego, waardoor het ófwel niet past, ófwel zo weer uit elkaar valt; en dat gaat ten koste van het bouw plezier!

[@Jorisveldhuizen310]

@@GenieonWork ik heb net op een website gekeken die heet toypro die is 748 euro en als ik losse onderdelen koop is het bij elkaar 1500 euro

[@Jorisveldhuizen310]

@@GenieonWork waar heb jij je onderdelen gekocht

[@axelmilan4292]

Seems like quite the undertaking, but the pay-off is worth it I imagine.

[@GenieonWork]

It isn't a cheap hobby indeed, and building these models takes several hours. But it's so satisfying seeing the model grow; and in the end see the finished model... 😀

[@stefanosabatini4635]

Complimenti per il modello è fantastico. Vorrei sapere come si possono ordinare e dove... Grazie....

[@GenieonWork]

Grazie mille. Puoi trovare il link al modello su rebrickable.com nella descrizione del video. Le parti possono essere acquisite tramite ad esempio bricklink.com

[@stefanosabatini4635]

@@GenieonWork grazie mille 💯💯

[@Youtuberngajelas]

Where did you get all the parts

[@GenieonWork]

Usually I get my parts from Bricklink.com A great site to get your parts... :-)

[@einfachpaulberger]

How long did it take

[@GenieonWork]

I don't recall anymore (it's a while ago I built this), but it has been easily 20 hours or more (I recall for the Mk I already spending 16 hours for the Carrier, although for this version the instructions are much better)...

[@boudewijnjansen6516]

How long did it take to sort the pieces?

[@GenieonWork]

Quite a bit actually. But it's saving me time during building, plus I like the way it looks... ;-)

[@スプラ好き-d7m]

かっこいい!!

[@GenieonWork]

私は知っています、それは非常に見栄えの良いMOCです

[@syaminhaq8431]

Full function rc ?

[@GenieonWork]

Yes, full function RC; it includes quite elaborate mechanisms to switch between functions, so all can be operated by just 4 IR Remote Controllers.

[@syaminhaq8431]

@@GenieonWork please make a video how its work..with remote tutorial if u can..i love to see and buy this things..many places out of stock..my dream is full function hydraulic rc crane..but i dont know where ro find it..from malaysia

[@GenieonWork]

@@syaminhaq8431 In order to do so, I would need this model still to be built. However, sometimes I do take models apart again in order to re-use the parts. And since this model has quite a few parts... ;-) However, you can go to the rebrickable.com page linked in the video description and get the instructions there. As for the parts, I recommend going to a website like bricklink.com to get them. I won't advise getting this model as a kit. Because usually the bulk of the parts aren't Lego parts, but some cheap knock-off. And those parts have wider tolerances than Lego, meaning some parts won't fit, others are too lose (and fall apart); which all in all will both decrease the fun during building a lot, and also will impair the functioning of the model (parts too tight, so they can't proper move; parts too lose, so it falls apart; those kind of things). Additionally, the people selling this as a kit are basically stealing the models from other websites and try to make money of other peoples designs. Something I do not like at all!

[@leonmoran9323]

Anyone know where I can buy one of these?

[@GenieonWork]

There's a link to the ReBrickable.com website in the video description. There you can buy the building instructions. For acquiring the parts, I recommend a website like BrickLink.com

[@leonmoran9323]

@@GenieonWork thanks for the information! Much appreciated 👍

[@GenieonWork]

anytime :-)

[@Swedishchef11]

How to get back pain 101

[@GenieonWork]

Don't need no fitness equipment with Lego around... 😋

[@gameoffire128]

how much is it ?

[@GenieonWork]

You mean in costs? On the ReBrickable.com page in the video description you can buy the instructions. The parts you can buy from a website like BrickLink.com What the total costs will be depends on for example whether you want to buy new parts or used parts; used parts usually are cheaper than new parts. Still, it isn't going to be cheap (think about several hundred bucks), but it is worth it! It's a massive MOC, so hours and hours of building time. And afterwards you have a nice big crane to play with :-D

[@TheCelining]

I found it on Amazon and it’s $679 for the most expensive version, it goes down to $ 649 depending on colour.

[@lucasmadec2352]

Bonjour, est-ce que quelqu'un sait si les notices sont disponibles en ligne quelque part ? Je les cherche pour y jeter un coup d'oeil et comprendre comment ce monstre fonctionne, mais je ne les ai pas encore trouvées x(

[@GenieonWork]

Je l'ai eu de Rebrickable rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-20920/Jeroen%20Ottens/rc-liebherr-ltm11200

[@cephalonplant4087]

Perfect collectors item honestly thinking I'll invest in one I love cranes but it's disappointing it needs manual help in some functions

[@GenieonWork]

Well, it is a big crane, and it's stretching the limits of what you can do with Lego. At some point gears start to give way and the motors aren't powerful enough anymore due to the weight of the model...

[@petrutamarcu4805]

Cat ai stat sa il faci ?

[@GenieonWork]

Nu-mi mai amintesc. Dar a fost lung; destul de lung! :-) Ușor de peste 20 de ore dacă îmi amintesc corect ... Dar hei, din moment ce construirea Lego este un hobby al meu, nu m-a deranjat ;-)

[@petrutamarcu4805]

@@GenieonWork hei ! Si eu fac lego

[@administrativo1131]

Where you buy this

[@GenieonWork]

The link to the MOC page is in the description of the video (rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-20920/Jeroen%20Ottens/rc-liebherr-ltm11200/) The parts you can buy on websites like www.bricklink.com

[@mariovelez578]

how do you move so fast?

[@GenieonWork]

I am fast :-p But I sped up the video like 125 times; otherwise the video would be way too long to watch...

[@renederooij7640]

zijn hier ook bouwtekeningen van te koop m.v.g.rene

[@GenieonWork]

Hi Rene, Ja, de bouwtekeningen hiervoor staan op rebrickable.com Ik zet altijd een link in de video description :-)

[@renederooij7640]

dankje is hij dan ook goed werkbaar met zo veel onderden en technic er in

[@GenieonWork]

@@renederooij7640 Als je op de MOC pagina op rebrickable.com kijkt, zie je in de beschrijving het volgende staan: "However there are three functions that need manual support (extending the boom, raising the stabilizer arms and rotating the superstructure)." Deze kraan loopt tegen de limieten aan van Lego (en gaat daar zelfs overheen). Het is letterlijk een zware jongen ;-) Buiten dat werkt alles goed, zolang je rekening houdt met de standaard bouw regels (bijvoorbeeld twee tandwielen op één as aan weerszijden van een liftarm, zorg dat ze niet tegen de liftarm drukken, zodat de as vrij kan draaien). Dit probleem is overigens het meest voorkomende probleem als iets niet werkt ;-)

[@dobriklegotechnic]

cool \

[@GenieonWork]

I know, right? :-D

[@jarnowaerdt3058]

Waar kan je dit bestellen? Aliexpress?

[@J-DDR3I]

Willste eins ?

[@jarnowaerdt3058]

@@J-DDR3I ja

[@davidb.ausl.374]

Den kriegste auch schon in rot bei Amazon.

[@Batholom]

@@davidb.ausl.374 Das Problem ist das ich das Modell zurückgeben habe da teile gefehlt defekt und nicht farbkorrekt waren und dann noch die Anleitung von dem Modell wie im Video und nicht in schwarz/rot

[@davidb.ausl.374]

Batholom Hä?

[@niifermax9037]

Ou à tu trouvez se modèle ? Gg à toi

[@GenieonWork]

Je l'ai eu de Rebrickable rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-20920/Jeroen%20Ottens/rc-liebherr-ltm11200

[@debayushchoudhuri117]

It's not even a speedbuild... you just made a Time-Lapse... but anyways good build

[@Ben-gc4qp]

A speedbuild literally is a time lapse. It's the same thing

[@OliverCrim-xq3jn]

i like cranes

[@vejtt]

woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow

[@GenieonWork]

I know, right? 😀

[@krzysztofniewierowski6475]

Wreszcie jakiś Polak na czacie uf...

[@GenieonWork]

Nie jestem pewien, co masz na myśli, bo nie mówię po polsku ;-)

[@takyata1896]

$8,808 USD that’s how much money it is I’m pretty sure.

[@humble3301]

Adam Awesome umm I bought one on eBay it’s now on the way and it costed 399.99USD...

[@GenieonWork]

@@humble3301 The thing is when buying this as a kit, it's usually someone who stole the design and selling it as his own, selling Lego knock-off parts as Lego parts. These knock-off parts quite often have larger tolerances, so there's a big chance the parts either won't fit, or are too loose (and will fall apart again). That's why I don't go for these kits; I rather pay more and get the parts from for example bricklink.com It's way more fun building a model when the parts fit properly. Also, with these knock-off parts, because of the bigger tolerances, the model might not work at all (again, parts too tight or too loose)...

[@humble3301]

Corné van den Bosch I already finished some parts right now I’m up to the boom, everything seems fine when I test it, so yeah

[@toddwz]

Only need to watch the last 10 seconds. :)

[@redbarondr1]

Schade dasz keiner im Unimog-Masstab einen AK baut XD

[@GenieonWork]

Gib mir die Anweisungen und die Teileliste und ich werde sie bauen (wenn ich das Geld habe, um diese Teile zu kaufen) ... :-)

[@carloshunter0895]

Meinst du den von Martin?

[@carloshunter0895]

@@GenieonWork bauanleitungenmartin.de/epages/2b3a7d49-c69c-49a5-97ec-8445cb4182b7.mobile/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/2b3a7d49-c69c-49a5-97ec-8445cb4182b7/Products/10114

[@GenieonWork]

@@carloshunter0895 Das ist ein wirklich Größe Model! Ich weiß nicht wie ich das in Haus bauen kann. Oder was die Preis für die Teile soll sein. When I'm back from holiday, I'll have a look (sorry, my English is much better than my German)...