FINISHED!!! Instructions here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-111683/ Some details like cable layout and partfinder (what is left from each bag) need to be fixed, but I will do in the next days. You can already order bricks and start building. CURRENT STATUS 10. May: I finally got my 2 solutions, one for the buwizz, one for the powered up hub. I took some videos of my prototype with the buwizz and lights last night. I did it on a parking lot and the manager of the supermarket came over and said, normally we needed a filming permit. And then he started small talking about people who wanted to make a campfire for filming there once and I said: "No, we did the time jump szene last weekend in front of the tool store" and he said: "Oh, that's why it burned down" (it did'nt) I will edit and start with the actual building instructions end of the week, so I hope I can publish this weekend. STATUS 25.4 Today I was trying the weirdest building techniques to keep the steering - which uses a virtual pivot point like the 1989 Batmobile - from crashing the wheels into the frame. But looks lke I found a way. Tomorrow I should get the Light kit. I will start making Instructions the next days and I should get my test buwizz by end of the week. STATUS 24.4. I have a solution that works. Actually two solutions: one for LEGO's powered up hub and one for the buwizz. The PU Hub is not able to handle the Large motor for driving, so this version gets a medium for driving like the ECTO-1. I hope the buwizz will be able to handle the large motor which should result in double the speed compared to the other version. I will do some testing and then go for making the actual instructions. STATUS 22.4. I just tested the speed with my prototype and it's crazy how fast that thing goes. I did not dare to go full speed in my flat. I also tested the steering and its working, now I have to fix the front and make instructions. Big Problem with LEGO's Powered up hub though: when I try steering and driving at the same time, LEGO's Hub freezes. Looks like the 2 motors are draining too much power. I hope the Buwizz - a 3rd party control box - will fix that. I am waiting for delivery. That thing must do insane speed at 12V (LEGO's hub has only 9V) But that means if I dont get a programmable solution for LEGO's hub, this MOD will be either Buwizz only or I will make a seperate MOD with different (smaller) drive motor for LEGO's Powered up Hub. They should rebrand it to powered down actually. Duh!
I am totally looking forward to your instructions. I've got the 10300 (still unbuilt) and the BuWizz and motors and will see if I can make it fit, though to be honest I improvise and never make instructions, because I am a lazy bummer.
Welcome back, that’s great idea for organizing the bricks to space for motor and batteries to be fit on this small car, it will be difficult but you can do it, I’m looking forward to see it on road! Keep it as simple as possible.
Wow. You put such an incredible amount of planning and work into it. I always wondered how you could possibly do such drastic modifications without losing your mind. Bravo man
@@recklessglitch fair enough, your work shows. Cant distinguish if it’s genius or insanity. Thanks for the video, found it because I was just trying to find out if anyone had a video installing the game of bricks kits and you took it many steps further, can’t wait to see future videos
You are amazing! Love these videos and your tumbler is a work of art! I've been trying to modify the interior of the tumbler to be accurate to the movie but you're going above and beyond! Any chance of seeing something about the new batmobile?
VIDEO CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro _____ COMPARISON _____ 01:19 2021 Batman Tumbler - upgrade/review 03:23 2021 Batman Tumbler - LED light kit 04:25 2019 Batmobile 1989 - upgrade/review 05:25 2019 Batmobile 1989 - Sbrick/Batteries 06:29 2020 Ghostbusters ECTO-1 - review/motorization/LED light kit ____ DeLorean REVIEW _____ 07:57 comparison to ECTO-1 08:53 Back to the Future I - Version 14:49 Back to the Future II - Version 16:35 The Hover Board 17:32 Back to the Future III - Version 22:07 How to Motorize the Delorean
I love the face how you implement your instructions in reference with the original Lego instructions, guiding us along with cable management and coding as well!! Have you considered possibly doing the Titanic set?
Hi reckless glitch, just want to say that I recently discover MOC lego (I think that's how you call them) and I really like the motorized lego batmobile you made, it looks insane, and I wanna know if it was possible for you to make a motorized version of The lego Batmobile from The Batman, number 42127, thaankkks
General Lee jas been done in different versions. Basically you need to print ome stickers and use red bricks. I have modified bricks and could do my own, but the point of this is, that anyone can do it from 'standard' LEGO bricks.
I also have an idea of motorizing the car but slightly different, as I would like the car to be on display stand that would make the car look like it's floating in the air, maybe rock from side to side, the extra would be if it could land and transform on the stand but I have no idea what to use for that kind of motion, my first idea would be to use linear actuators but I'm not sure if lego ones are sturdy enough. second idea would be to use some real machine motion parts and maybe 3D print the car/lifter interface parts
I would try to put 3 motors in some kind of plymth, maybe let it look like a roof or street and then you could make linear up down movement and roll and jaw
I bought the DeLorean set the day it was released and I am thinking of buying 3 of them to have all cars (yeah I know :p) and then I realized that for the 3rd car, they only swapped the wheels, although in the movie, the car was raised (different chassis) to be off-road. As such, I started to mess with the wheels support and found out that if you rotate the orange technic bricks 180°, it will raise the car the same way as the car in the 3rd movie :) (of course, it will prevent the wheels to fold fully under the car but then as Doc Brown said "the car will never fly again" so it doesn't matter :p )
Oh wow, cool. Do you rotate everything that is attached to the orange brick or just the orange brick itself? Can you send a photo to my email if I give it to you, to show me what it looks like on the car?
I have not found one person or one video can customize the doors to stay up... wow... .. Didn't know it is near impossible. Whoever does it first will certainly get a lot of views.
Has been done already, different approaches even, I also have a solution. Little hint, remove the black 2x2 bricks left and right behind the Flux Capacitor and add some technic bricks, then you can add something there, done. Will be in my instructions of course.
I am on it. My prototype is surprisingly fast. Please read my pinned comment (on top of the comments) with my status update for more details. I am currently waiting for the buwizz and finalizing my prototype while trying to connect LEGO, philo (philohome.com) and @RacingBrick (th-cam.com/users/RacingBrick) about the issues with LEGO's powered up hub. I think it will be out within the next weeks.
@@Mmoskauman Definetly not! You will need a hand full of technics parts for sure. But I will try to reuse as many parts as possible and avoid any outdated or exotic parts.
@@recklessglitch but I've got 1 more question (sorry) will you only need to rebuild just the interior (under the car) as i would like to keep the shell of the car the same
It's Lego, so possibly it would work, but: You probably mean the LEGO buggy motor clone produced by buwizz (and bluebrix and a lot of chinese companies). I was thinking about it too. Even bought some. I think one might fit, but It has a similar power (even a bit less I think) as the 2x large motors together that I have used. 2 of the buggys would probably not fit. So there would not be much advantage of doing it, but the disadvantage to rebuild the whole drive module. And since it was difficult enough to get that thing stable I decided not to do it. Why you ask?
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FINISHED!!! Instructions here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-111683/
Some details like cable layout and partfinder (what is left from each bag) need to be fixed, but I will do in the next days. You can already order bricks and start building.
CURRENT STATUS 10. May:
I finally got my 2 solutions, one for the buwizz, one for the powered up hub. I took some videos of my prototype with the buwizz and lights last night. I did it on a parking lot and the manager of the supermarket came over and said, normally we needed a filming permit. And then he started small talking about people who wanted to make a campfire for filming there once and I said: "No, we did the time jump szene last weekend in front of the tool store" and he said: "Oh, that's why it burned down" (it did'nt) I will edit and start with the actual building instructions end of the week, so I hope I can publish this weekend.
STATUS 25.4
Today I was trying the weirdest building techniques to keep the steering - which uses a virtual pivot point like the 1989 Batmobile - from crashing the wheels into the frame. But looks lke I found a way. Tomorrow I should get the Light kit. I will start making Instructions the next days and I should get my test buwizz by end of the week.
STATUS 24.4.
I have a solution that works. Actually two solutions: one for LEGO's powered up hub and one for the buwizz. The PU Hub is not able to handle the Large motor for driving, so this version gets a medium for driving like the ECTO-1. I hope the buwizz will be able to handle the large motor which should result in double the speed compared to the other version. I will do some testing and then go for making the actual instructions.
STATUS 22.4.
I just tested the speed with my prototype and it's crazy how fast that thing goes. I did not dare to go full speed in my flat. I also tested the steering and its working, now I have to fix the front and make instructions. Big Problem with LEGO's Powered up hub though: when I try steering and driving at the same time, LEGO's Hub freezes. Looks like the 2 motors are draining too much power. I hope the Buwizz - a 3rd party control box - will fix that. I am waiting for delivery. That thing must do insane speed at 12V (LEGO's hub has only 9V)
But that means if I dont get a programmable solution for LEGO's hub, this MOD will be either Buwizz only or I will make a seperate MOD with different (smaller) drive motor for LEGO's Powered up Hub. They should rebrand it to powered down actually. Duh!
I am totally looking forward to your instructions. I've got the 10300 (still unbuilt) and the BuWizz and motors and will see if I can make it fit, though to be honest I improvise and never make instructions, because I am a lazy bummer.
Дякую за відео ❤️ This kind of videos along side lego assembling meditations helps to "stay on track" between the air raid sirens.
Welcome back, that’s great idea for organizing the bricks to space for motor and batteries to be fit on this small car, it will be difficult but you can do it, I’m looking forward to see it on road! Keep it as simple as possible.
Sure, will try to change as few as possible, like with the Ecto.
Wow ,, that looks so cool!!
Great presentation video Ben! looking forward to the DeLorean instructions.
AMAZING!!
Wow. You put such an incredible amount of planning and work into it. I always wondered how you could possibly do such drastic modifications without losing your mind. Bravo man
That's easy, I've lost it decades ago ;)
@@recklessglitch fair enough, your work shows. Cant distinguish if it’s genius or insanity. Thanks for the video, found it because I was just trying to find out if anyone had a video installing the game of bricks kits and you took it many steps further, can’t wait to see future videos
You are amazing! Love these videos and your tumbler is a work of art! I've been trying to modify the interior of the tumbler to be accurate to the movie but you're going above and beyond! Any chance of seeing something about the new batmobile?
Nice it is cool
VIDEO CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
_____ COMPARISON _____
01:19 2021 Batman Tumbler - upgrade/review
03:23 2021 Batman Tumbler - LED light kit
04:25 2019 Batmobile 1989 - upgrade/review
05:25 2019 Batmobile 1989 - Sbrick/Batteries
06:29 2020 Ghostbusters ECTO-1 - review/motorization/LED light kit
____ DeLorean REVIEW _____
07:57 comparison to ECTO-1
08:53 Back to the Future I - Version
14:49 Back to the Future II - Version
16:35 The Hover Board
17:32 Back to the Future III - Version
22:07 How to Motorize the Delorean
I love the face how you implement your instructions in reference with the original Lego instructions, guiding us along with cable management and coding as well!! Have you considered possibly doing the Titanic set?
Ahaha, Hell no! Too expensive, too big for my flat and I am prety sure it would sink even without an iceberg 😂😂😂 But thanks for asking
Hi reckless glitch, just want to say that I recently discover MOC lego (I think that's how you call them) and I really like the motorized lego batmobile you made, it looks insane, and I wanna know if it was possible for you to make a motorized version of The lego Batmobile from The Batman, number 42127, thaankkks
Thats very simple, so I never did. by now, other people offer instructions - but honestly, maybe try yourself :)
Can't wait to fly my Lego DeLorean around the house!
I hope that's a joke, not an expectation.
was a joke. making it travel in time must be hard enough by itself.
@@DCLXVIDS nahh, that's easy, just need to overclock the motors a bit to reach the 140 km/h
@@recklessglitch hmmm. that must explain when I drive too fast, I'm always late for work.
The General Lee will never be done unless you customize the pieces. I wanna see you create your own bricks
General Lee jas been done in different versions. Basically you need to print ome stickers and use red bricks.
I have modified bricks and could do my own, but the point of this is, that anyone can do it from 'standard' LEGO bricks.
Subscribed, bro! ETA on the motorised Delorean?
This Month.
I also have an idea of motorizing the car but slightly different, as I would like the car to be on display stand that would make the car look like it's floating in the air, maybe rock from side to side, the extra would be if it could land and transform on the stand but I have no idea what to use for that kind of motion, my first idea would be to use linear actuators but I'm not sure if lego ones are sturdy enough. second idea would be to use some real machine motion parts and maybe 3D print the car/lifter interface parts
I would try to put 3 motors in some kind of plymth, maybe let it look like a roof or street and then you could make linear up down movement and roll and jaw
Will implementing the steering function require sacrificing the wheel transformation to fly mode feature?
Hell yeah it will. That thing is much too small for both. So fly on the shelf or drive around.
I bought the DeLorean set the day it was released and I am thinking of buying 3 of them to have all cars (yeah I know :p) and then I realized that for the 3rd car, they only swapped the wheels, although in the movie, the car was raised (different chassis) to be off-road. As such, I started to mess with the wheels support and found out that if you rotate the orange technic bricks 180°, it will raise the car the same way as the car in the 3rd movie :) (of course, it will prevent the wheels to fold fully under the car but then as Doc Brown said "the car will never fly again" so it doesn't matter :p )
Oh wow, cool. Do you rotate everything that is attached to the orange brick or just the orange brick itself? Can you send a photo to my email if I give it to you, to show me what it looks like on the car?
perfect, then you can tweak the 3rd, keep the 2nd flying on display and make the 1st remote controlled :D
I have not found one person or one video can customize the doors to stay up... wow... .. Didn't know it is near impossible. Whoever does it first will certainly get a lot of views.
Has been done already, different approaches even, I also have a solution. Little hint, remove the black 2x2 bricks left and right behind the Flux Capacitor and add some technic bricks, then you can add something there, done. Will be in my instructions of course.
@@recklessglitch ok i will check it out
its been so long when are you gona motorzie it? ( i know it takes a while )
I am on it. My prototype is surprisingly fast. Please read my pinned comment (on top of the comments) with my status update for more details. I am currently waiting for the buwizz and finalizing my prototype while trying to connect LEGO, philo (philohome.com) and @RacingBrick (th-cam.com/users/RacingBrick) about the issues with LEGO's powered up hub. I think it will be out within the next weeks.
@@recklessglitch just wondering will all the pieces be from the set? *I'm not talking about motors*
@@Mmoskauman Definetly not! You will need a hand full of technics parts for sure. But I will try to reuse as many parts as possible and avoid any outdated or exotic parts.
@@recklessglitch but I've got 1 more question (sorry) will you only need to rebuild just the interior (under the car) as i would like to keep the shell of the car the same
Would using a buwizz motor be possible in the tumbler?
It's Lego, so possibly it would work, but: You probably mean the LEGO buggy motor clone produced by buwizz (and bluebrix and a lot of chinese companies). I was thinking about it too. Even bought some. I think one might fit, but It has a similar power (even a bit less I think) as the 2x large motors together that I have used. 2 of the buggys would probably not fit. So there would not be much advantage of doing it, but the disadvantage to rebuild the whole drive module. And since it was difficult enough to get that thing stable I decided not to do it. Why you ask?
Prepare it by stripping off the Bttf stuff, then stick it in the stable with the rest of the horses !..
Huh?
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