The amazing world of LEGO® Technic constructions.
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TechnicBRICKs blog (TBs hereafter) is devoted to the LEGO Technic theme and intends to spot mainly on news and developments, rather than new sets reviews or users creations (aka MOCs). However you will also find them here occasionally...
This week I've chosen a stop motion / time lapse video published by Alex Zorko (Nicjasno), while he builds a new LPEpower V8 for a customer.
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2 comments:
Great video, the amount of parts, time and effort put into every engine makes them very well priced. I'm always amazed at the power of these engines. Love the music too, if anyone is wondering it's from the movie "MOON" and it's by Clint Mansell.
A beautiful video! Now, after seeing the making-of of the model, I'd like to see the making-of of the making-of... ;) Especially the structure the camera was mounted on to have that exact motion during time-lapse.
But something made me shudder: the usage of the candle and the glue gun! In my opinion, that's a bit extreme usage of LEGO elements, and something I'd never do.
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