The biggest truck rebuilt in Lego Technic : Berliet T100

↓↓↓ A 1/20 reproduction of the French Berliet T100, the largest truck of the world at its time.
Get the instructions : 📲 www.nico71.fr/...
More info in the description ! ↓↓↓
This is a creation of my own. A remote controlled 1/20 reproduction of the French Berliet T100, the largest truck of the world at its time. Features 6×6 drive with pneumatic locking differential, steering, suspensions, front fake V12 engine, rear auxiliary engine connected to the compressor, and a winch, with building instructions.
Building instructions : 📲 www.nico71.fr/...
Complete package (parts + instructions) : 🎁buildamoc.com/...
Specs : 1/20 scale, 63cm (L), 22cm (W), 23cm (H), 3kg, 6 motors, controlled by Sbrick.
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[@Nico71Fr]

Find more details about the T100's history, the functioning, the design process, pictures and building instructions here : www.nico71.fr/berliet-t100/

[@lunisbrickcreations7289]

This is one of the best looking models I've ever seen. It is so accurate and well working!

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks !

[@Gray_Gear]

I like that you build weird machines I have never even heared of. What a monster!

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks !

[@Etienne_Diecast]

Another magnificent creation. Merci beaucoup pour tes talents!

[@Nico71Fr]

Merci :)

[@shcheglovatovlegocreations5414]

It looks cool! The model uses interesting solutions, there is a lot to learn for novice builders MOC.

[@gaetanpallud1563]

Un modele plus que légendaire et une reproduction en lego toute aussi génial !!

[@gaetanpallud1563]

Ps: et bravo pour les 50 k

[@Nico71Fr]

Merci à toi ! Oui le T100 est une merveille d'ingénierie pour l'époque !

[@JerryLEGOcreations]

Wow, such a clean design! Combined with some amazing functions it makes for a great model once again!

[@Nico71Fr]

Thank you Jerry !

[@MrThecyrille34]

J’ai eu l’occasion de voir celui qui est à la fondation Berliet. C’est un mastodonte.

[@grohl666]

This thing is monstrous... in a good way of course.

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks Grohl ! It is indeed the biggest creation I have ever done.

[@pascalfust1035]

Très joli - j'ai trouvé l'histoire de ce camion de Berliet dernièrement sur KZbin. Superbe modele

[@anhex.5747]

Amazing! Especially the level of detail in the hidden parts eg the existence of the auxiliary engine, the turbochargers in the main engine, etc

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks ! Devil in the detail :)

[@10poundsimracing14]

Cool design

[@cristianolissone1996]

C'mon man! This it's amazing! you are real genius!

[@frank9langen]

Congratulation!!! Absolute amazing!!!

[@paisis123]

Woah! Great work and thanks for the background of this truck. Super cool!

[@AlhayezRC]

great work! I definitely plan on building this in the future!

[@allgrip_creations]

I love how you managed to make it as similar as possible😍😎

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks ! Indeed, I wanted to be as close as possible from the real ! Of course I have made some mechanical compromise to avoid the U-join in the drivetrain.

[@allgrip_creations]

@@Nico71Fr Yeah I noticed that😅

[@Dadudi]

Looks very nice and perfoms well!😉

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks !

[@technicbricksch7893]

beautiful

[@JoeZarx]

Liked and subscribed for sure. Fantastic detail.

[@legofun1739]

👍🏼nice work

[@512TechProj]

I really like this one :)

[@guillaumea1108]

Super un Berliet ! peu de moceurs en ont fait. Le design est top ! Les détails du moteur factice pour le compresseurs et les turbos du moteur sont très sympas. C'est une excellente idée d'avoir intégré les images historiques du camion quand il était en service. Bravo !

[@Nico71Fr]

Merci !

[@clypeum5063]

awesome build but please make some more pneumatic stuff. its always first class and awesome!

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks for your comment, I note it 😉

[@matlegofan]

Super vidéo ! J'aime bien le point historique :)

[@Nico71Fr]

Merci ! Je compte parler un peu plus longuement de son histoire dans le "design secret" sur cette création :)

[@aschenilgorban4518]

vive la France, ce camion est le père de touts les Dumpers actuels

[@1blaz62]

Amazing work!

[@jimlashley2872]

Very nice work. I hope to have a chance to build this model soon.

[@antonioblt9407]

Genial!

[@Kwas2137]

Awesone Project

[@legoworldy.b.7985]

Very good !

[@new.handle]

Now this is a beauty and a half. It's nice to see Lego put to build something with building and that was/is from real world. Only question is how much would the parts cost, since I see here a lot of 'special' ones. Nevertheless, nice model and build.

[@Nico71Fr]

It will be indeed expensive because of the 6 motors and pneumatic parts ! I do not know the exact price.

[@ArsMan064sLegoTechnicCreations]

Fake engine sounds sooo good!

[@lexionfahrer6977]

Nice Moc!

[@melonmusk3767]

french qualita

[@RR2n7zig]

the turbos are good

[@carlbModels]

I really like your creation here, and it looks an accurate rendering, also looks like a "lego" factory build, which is a good thing. Am going to subscribe 👍🍺

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks Carl !

[@notanengineer]

Very epic.

[@notanengineer]

Apparently I'm also first.

[@idhgni]

Pootis

[@notanengineer]

@@idhgni wat?

[@саид-р1н]

WOW👍

[@SaperPl1]

Really cool model. In general I don't like the idea of using non-servo motors for steering as it feels like cheating in smaller models, but here it kind'of makes sense for this kind of vehicle.

[@Nico71Fr]

For me it depends of the functionality you want. If you want accurate and slow steering, a M motor with worm screw is good . I also has the advantage to not power the motor when you do not operate the steering, which gives more current and power to the other motor, especially in trial truck. If you want responsive steering with return to center, then the servo is better of course. You can also consider the realism, the steering on this truck does not have a return to center, it is based on worm screw / pinion / lever and hydraulic cylinder to help. In any case, thank you for your comment !

[@raym6068]

nice

[@clempen8335]

Next project : Magirus Deutz Jupiter Jupiter firefighter of France edition

[@Nico71Fr]

Nice truck indeed, a bit more complicated because of the round shape.

[@scanalive]

1. Wow! 2. Waiting, till the model is online on rebrickable 3. Transfer Itemlist on Bricklink 4. Click "Buy all" 5. Damm, Modell cost about 500-xy Euro 6. Ok, forgett it Point 1-6 happens me by all interesst MOCs :-)

[@clypeum5063]

maybe nico will make a deal with another manufacturer (mould king, cada, etc) and get one of his mocs licensed and sold :) that would be way cheaper and awesome for everybody!

[@scanalive]

@@clypeum5063 ...but not for Lego :-)

[@clypeum5063]

@@scanalive but lego wont ever do such a Cooperation... Screw Them, we Want cool Models! Look at their lego ideas Line which is super popular and made by fans, still they screw Up a Lot of those Sets to max their profit...

[@Nico71Fr]

I will look with buildamoc if they can release the model for sale, but with the pneumatic parts and motors (especially the M which becomes expensive), it will be hard to be cost effective ! For the China brand, as long as they copy original Lego set or moc, I do not want to work with them. It includes also Cada which seems to be "white" but I have been in Lego field for more than 10 years so I know what they have done before.

[@clypeum5063]

@@Nico71Fr yeah that is/was a Problem. Thats why im Saying that they should make a Deal with you, an official license. For every Set they sell you get a Feedback and the Fans are Happy because the Sets are Not lego Rippoffs but rather awesome build mocs. Cheers!

[@Ter8314]

Ce fameux T100 avait fait parlé de lui il y a 2 ans à Retromobile. Cette reproduction en Lego est magique tellement qu'elle est belle / fidèle ! Je n'ose même pas imaginé si les pièces avaient été disponible en sand-green (comme le Land). Encore un grand grand bravo ! Juste une question, avant, dans mes mocs, pour la direction, j'utilisais aussi un moteur M avec un pignon blanc pour préserver le moteur en butée de course. Mais j'avais un problème, c'est qu'en pratique au cause du poids, le moteur ne transmettait plus assez de couple car le pignon débraillait trop vite et les roues ne tournait pas bien. Comment ça se passe pour ce petit bonhomme ?

[@Nico71Fr]

Merci pour votre commentaire ! Je ne suis pas sur que le sand green soit idéal, l'idéal serait un sand yellow mais pas dispo sur des pièces technic. Pour votre problème, il faut que le couple augmente sur le pinion qui commande la crémaillère sans augmenter le couple sur le clutch. L'idéal est de le mettre directement aprés le moteur avec un rapport de 1:1 comme sur le berliet, puis de démultiplier ensuite via des engrenages comme une vis sans fin / 24t pour attaquer la crémaillère. C'est ce qui est fait ici.

[@Ter8314]

@@Nico71Fr Ah oui, bien vu pour la couleur, je n'y avais pas pensé ^^ Oui, votre solution est maintenant logique pour moi dites comme ça :) Par contre ça veux dire de la place dans le model. En revanche la direction est ultra précise et le moteur ne force jamais. Et encore bravo, on attend tous la review sur techlug :P

[@Nico71Fr]

@@Ter8314 Merci ! Vu le peu de retour sur techlug, je ne pense pas poster de review la bas :)

[@Keymaker]

Great model, again! I need to ask, what program do you use to show cables and how they are placed in the model?

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks for your comment, I use Ldcad for making the 3D model, and Lpub for rendering/publishing the instructions. It uses the Ldraw open library that you can download on ldraw (check Ldraw all in one installer to start).

[@Keymaker]

@@Nico71Fr Thank you. I use Studio and there is no such a nice feature there to show cable placement. I use real photos to show where to put cables, they are ok, but not as clean and neat as your way of showing them in the program itself.

[@Nico71Fr]

Indeed studio is a bit limited for that point (for your info : do not post link in the comment if so it is categorized in spam, just let you know)

[@fishbrix3809]

i would buy this if it dident have a sbrick

[@KacsaFacsaro]

may I ask, what program you use for making cable connections, and wire routing? I use studio, and the modell is finished, but the wires are missings.

[@Nico71Fr]

Hello, I use Ldcad for the 3D modeling (using the Ldraw Library) and Lpub3D for the instructions. It is more powerfull than Studio but less handy to control.

[@lordawesomejds3531]

Great lego mod Nico. I was wondering how heavy it is?

[@Nico71Fr]

You did not read the description 😉 it weighs 3kg 😃

[@lordawesomejds3531]

@@Nico71Fr Thanks Nico I guess I overlooked it. Whoops lol

[@undead.rising]

What's the name of the very first track that is playing?

[@tamasdohy1146]

May I please know why didnt You use a servo motor for steering?

[@Nico71Fr]

Because it is not enough accurate in trial truck and drain battery to keep its position, which gives less energy for the other drive motor. The servo is usefull for fast car which doesn't require accurate steering or torque on the pinion, but have the advantage of the return to center. In trial truck you do not need it.

[@tamasdohy1146]

@@Nico71Fr thank You

[@snief86]

why didnt U used the odl engine ?

[@Nico71Fr]

Wich old engine ? Old cylinder you mean ?

[@carlosmiguelcarabacageroni843]

How do you take the battery pack in their

[@Nico71Fr]

Simple, remove the fixation of the sbrick (cable still attached), remove two lock pins underneath and pull the battery box from the right.

[@mattbaker5574]

Awesome build can u send me breakdown pictures I will gladly pay for them

[@Nico71Fr]

Thanks, you can purchase the building instructions in the link in the description 😃

[@LeMecanoDuDimanche]

I could spend a stupid amount of money on this...

[@Nico71Fr]

Yes, it is not a cheap built indeed !

[@idhgni]

how about *E P I K*