If you like Batmobiles, I have also Motorization Instructions ready for the 76240 Tumbler: reb.li/m/95123 with a little extra upgrade to make it look more like the original. And if you are like me and just like the Sci Fi Movie Cars in the 80s and 90s: I yust finished the Motorized DeLorean: reb.li/m/111683
NEW LEGO Batman Tumbler 76240 update: If you like this but are more the Nolan Batman The Dark Knight type of person, I have seen the first images and videos on the 2021 Batman Tumbler remake (It appears to be official LEGO promo material (link below) Besides the front, especially the gunner seat, looking even better than before it looks like basically the same frame as the older version. They gave it also the tractor wheels (finally!) but I also used them on my own prototype (not in the video) So I am pretty confident that my 76023 conversion will also work on the new LEGO 76240. I will make dedicated Instructions asap anyway. Leaked promo footage on amazon: www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/76240/dp/B08XD62V41/ My conversion of the 76023: th-cam.com/video/UBAnjK6yy3s/w-d-xo.html
How do you have only just over 200 subscribers?! You’re a GENIUS. I watched this after seeing the Ecto-1 video. Can’t wait to get my hands on these two kits and do this myself. Thank you so much for all the work you’ve put in here. Much love from New Zealand 🇳🇿
How can I buy the moc description? Until now, it was found on the rebrickable website. But now everything is gone. I would also be interested in the description of the delorean, goshbusters and tumbler moc. Thank you in advance for your reply.
I bought the instructions you made: I confirm that they are perfectly understandable and detailed, and I warmly recommend them to those who would still hesitate. I would like to ask you for advice regarding the power supply: if we don't consider the price difference, which is more appropriate between a Buwizz 2.0 and an SBrick? I mean, is your Sbrick control program also usable to control a Buwizz? Do Buwizzes offer more power and speed, as the voltage seems to suggest? Thanks in advance.
wow thanks. Actually sbrick brought out a pay-version of it's app to control all the other systems out there. Never tried it though. The buwizz comes with its own battery, that is very practical if you're not into soldering. The buwizz battery not only alows 12V but also a higher Ampere rate. So it's plug and play and the programming is easy, so you can program something to run the features of the batmobile. I prefered using the sbrick though, because that way I could choose the size of the battery and it was much cheaper in the end. You do need some RC battery charger for that though. Hope that'll help you.
Working on it for a week already. Have the set here already. I think I can do. Will make a short preview video this week, but it will take a bit longer for the prototype. German Post lost my motors delivery...
That really looks incredible. The lights add a whole new dimension to it. The editing was spot on too. I noticed from your instructions that you used PF for motorization. Would it be possible to motorize it with Powered up, like you did with the Ecto-1? Thanks.
Thanks. Maybe it would, but firstly it would be a completely new build because powered up motors are a bit larger and I am not sure I'd be able to squeeze the longer L motors into the rear. Right now the power functions just fit. Anyway: what for exactly?
@@recklessglitch The PF stuff has been retired since last year and is very expensive in the used market. I guess one needs space for the Technic Hub to have the functionality of the guns, cockpit, steering and power.
@@asadraja377 LONG VERISION (read conclusion below) Not really true: LEGO has retired THEIR power functions, "China" has not and for good reason. The marcket is there, people keep buying and if you'll watch my ECTO-1 video, you'll know about the problems with powered up. Even worse, LEGO has started to retire some of the powered up things again already, so who knows what will be out there next years I wrote quite a bit about it on the rebrikable page of the batmobile (there is a HINT there which LEGO set to buy second hand to get cheap power functions) CONCLUSION - Power functions are still supported by the 3rd party suppliers like buwizz and sbrick - If second hand Power Functions are too expensive for you (they are for me), buy chinese. I tried Cada, the motors are okay (just dont buy the extra fast editions, like mould king dark, they are crap) - China servos are soso, If you need a precision servo, buy second hand LEGO sets that include a servo - china battery boxes are rubbish (good for testing though) - if you want to do robotics, THEN get powered up and maybe a buwizz
A big fan of lego from China. And I am obsessed with the tech series and motorizing them. Just get the ghostbusters set during double 11 Festival at quite a reasonable price. Can’t wait to prepare the extra bricks for the kit🤩 Many thanks for the effort you put into it!! ❤️❤️
piece of advice: DONT USE CHINESE GEARS, especially for the driving part, they will most propably break (guess, how I know...) And before using any chinese 1x3 tiles, check if they sit correctly. I had some once that moved when used as sliders, blocking some mechanics. Had to cut away a little bit of plastic on the bottom in the middle (from the molding process) to make sit tight. Yeah LEGO is expensive but still much better quality of production and of material - not to talk abou that they put a lot of work into developing these high class models in the first place.
Oh and I dont reccomend chinese controll boxes, they deliver only 7.5 V and that's lame. And dont buy the faster version of the chinese PF motors (mould king and cada offer them, i think they are called black edition or something) they may be faster when spinning free, but under load they are not, just less torque and when i say load i mean 3.5 kg here, alright. So get the basic motors, they are better.
@@recklessglitch yeah, sure have heard a little about Chinese brand mould king, I have never eeeeever tried their bricks. And we call it a combined version without any original spirit.So I got all extra bricks from online second- hand shop and an amazing Taobao store. Literally they got everything you can name( definitely worth a try
Thanks for the hint. By the way, since LEGO PF servos have become pretty expensive, I have used a cada servo here. But they only have 3 positions (LEGO had 15). So in case you try any other company and come across a good servo with more than 3 steps, please tell me.
Your work is amazing, congratulations. I juste have a question, before I buy the motorization instructions : did you also explained all the light system in these instructions ? Thank you by advance
Happy you like it. All the LED Lights come as a kit, made by Game of Bricks. And yes, ofcourse they also provide seperate instructions. My instructions include a discount code for that light kit.
Hallo. Habe letzte Woche deine PDF für den ECTO-1 gekauft. Nächste Woche bekomme ich das 1989 Batmobile. Werde dann auch wieder bei dir einkaufen. Die Teileliste habe ich schon gefunden nur nicht welche Beleuchtung die verwendet hast. Bitte um die Information. Danke
ich benutze immer die LED light kits von game of bricks: Bei dem Batmobile die klassic version: gameofbricks.eu/products/lego-1989-batmobile-76139-light-kit?variant=31291973206154&sca_ref=1610994.C59AIWdgQF
Geiler scheiss... hab echt vor es in meinem Batmobile so umzusetzen, auf der jeweiligen Seite funktioniert allerdings der Link nicht für die Teile die ich dazu benötige. Das Batmobile habe ich schon fertig zusammengebaut hier.
Oh je, das wirst du komplett wieder auseinanderruppen müssen. Aber welcher link geht denn nicht? Alle Teile auf rebrickable sind bestellbar. Achso, vielleicht kennst du das nicht. Rebrickble ist der shop für Anleitungen. Teile bestllst du bei bricklink (gehört inzwischen LEGO) Geh einfach auf rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-81319/ dann auf inventory und dann auf add Parts to bricklink wanted list. Du musst popups für rebrickable erlauben, das versucht dich auf bricklink anzumelden um die Teileliste zu kopieren, damit du sie auf bricklink bestellen kannst.
oi, that will take some time i guess. The power functions are the most expensive extra parts. The LEGO servo especially. It is the best one but you can get them a lot cheaper from other companies like cada. I tried cada. Instead of 15 different angles like LEGO had it it only has 3: left center right. decide yourself if youre okay with it. Get the motors and cables from wherever, just not the fast ones from mould king, they are not very powerfull. Good luck
Didn't I do enough batmobiles already ;) no seriusly, the batmobile is veeeery simple, so much space, some other people already did it. Maybe I will try to put in the evil buggy motors (fastest LEGO motors ever) Buwizz is making them now and I got 2 of them. But for now I am working on the new Back to the future delorean.
Oh darn, that's a typo, ofcourse 1966 - that music ain't from the 90's (it was so much worse then, I just say 'kiss from a rose' 🤢 ) Anyway it's in the video now, wont be able to change it.
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If you like Batmobiles, I have also Motorization Instructions ready for the 76240 Tumbler: reb.li/m/95123 with a little extra upgrade to make it look more like the original. And if you are like me and just like the Sci Fi Movie Cars in the 80s and 90s: I yust finished the Motorized DeLorean: reb.li/m/111683
Awesome! just simply awesome!
NEW LEGO Batman Tumbler 76240 update: If you like this but are more the Nolan Batman The Dark Knight type of person, I have seen the first images and videos on the 2021 Batman Tumbler remake (It appears to be official LEGO promo material (link below) Besides the front, especially the gunner seat, looking even better than before it looks like basically the same frame as the older version. They gave it also the tractor wheels (finally!) but I also used them on my own prototype (not in the video) So I am pretty confident that my 76023 conversion will also work on the new LEGO 76240. I will make dedicated Instructions asap anyway.
Leaked promo footage on amazon: www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/76240/dp/B08XD62V41/
My conversion of the 76023: th-cam.com/video/UBAnjK6yy3s/w-d-xo.html
Sehr cooles Video! ;) nailed it👌🏻
Danke 🤙
How do you have only just over 200 subscribers?! You’re a GENIUS. I watched this after seeing the Ecto-1 video.
Can’t wait to get my hands on these two kits and do this myself. Thank you so much for all the work you’ve put in here.
Much love from New Zealand 🇳🇿
get the batmobile set soon, I heard roumors they may take it off the shelfs
Dude, this is insane. Very cool.
thanks
Great work! Lights it's something unbelievable!
omg that is so cool!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks
How can I buy the moc description? Until now, it was found on the rebrickable website. But now everything is gone.
I would also be interested in the description of the delorean, goshbusters and tumbler moc.
Thank you in advance for your reply.
Really impressive!!!!!
I bought the instructions you made: I confirm that they are perfectly understandable and detailed, and I warmly recommend them to those who would still hesitate. I would like to ask you for advice regarding the power supply: if we don't consider the price difference, which is more appropriate between a Buwizz 2.0 and an SBrick? I mean, is your Sbrick control program also usable to control a Buwizz? Do Buwizzes offer more power and speed, as the voltage seems to suggest? Thanks in advance.
wow thanks. Actually sbrick brought out a pay-version of it's app to control all the other systems out there. Never tried it though. The buwizz comes with its own battery, that is very practical if you're not into soldering. The buwizz battery not only alows 12V but also a higher Ampere rate. So it's plug and play and the programming is easy, so you can program something to run the features of the batmobile.
I prefered using the sbrick though, because that way I could choose the size of the battery and it was much cheaper in the end. You do need some RC battery charger for that though. Hope that'll help you.
Thank you, it does help me.
Epic
Wow this is amazing. I’m going to build this after I finish the daily bugle
Pitty Spidey aint got no car ... though actually, I love him webbing around.
As a boy that loves marvel and D.C. I hope you finish the daily bugle
When the new BTTF Delorean comes out I hope you can do the same.
Working on it for a week already. Have the set here already. I think I can do. Will make a short preview video this week, but it will take a bit longer for the prototype. German Post lost my motors delivery...
That really looks incredible. The lights add a whole new dimension to it. The editing was spot on too.
I noticed from your instructions that you used PF for motorization. Would it be possible to motorize it with Powered up, like you did with the Ecto-1? Thanks.
Thanks. Maybe it would, but firstly it would be a completely new build because powered up motors are a bit larger and I am not sure I'd be able to squeeze the longer L motors into the rear. Right now the power functions just fit.
Anyway: what for exactly?
@@recklessglitch The PF stuff has been retired since last year and is very expensive in the used market. I guess one needs space for the Technic Hub to have the functionality of the guns, cockpit, steering and power.
@@asadraja377 LONG VERISION (read conclusion below) Not really true: LEGO has retired THEIR power functions, "China" has not and for good reason. The marcket is there, people keep buying and if you'll watch my ECTO-1 video, you'll know about the problems with powered up. Even worse, LEGO has started to retire some of the powered up things again already, so who knows what will be out there next years
I wrote quite a bit about it on the rebrikable page of the batmobile (there is a HINT there which LEGO set to buy second hand to get cheap power functions)
CONCLUSION
- Power functions are still supported by the 3rd party suppliers like buwizz and sbrick
- If second hand Power Functions are too expensive for you (they are for me), buy chinese. I tried Cada, the motors are okay (just dont buy the extra fast editions, like mould king dark, they are crap)
- China servos are soso, If you need a precision servo, buy second hand LEGO sets that include a servo
- china battery boxes are rubbish (good for testing though)
- if you want to do robotics, THEN get powered up and maybe a buwizz
@@recklessglitch Thank you very much for the detailed reply. I got the info I needed :)
so cool
A big fan of lego from China. And I am obsessed with the tech series and motorizing them. Just get the ghostbusters set during double 11 Festival at quite a reasonable price. Can’t wait to prepare the extra bricks for the kit🤩
Many thanks for the effort you put into it!! ❤️❤️
piece of advice: DONT USE CHINESE GEARS, especially for the driving part, they will most propably break (guess, how I know...)
And before using any chinese 1x3 tiles, check if they sit correctly. I had some once that moved when used as sliders, blocking some mechanics.
Had to cut away a little bit of plastic on the bottom in the middle (from the molding process) to make sit tight. Yeah LEGO is expensive but still much better quality of production and of material - not to talk abou that they put a lot of work into developing these high class models in the first place.
Oh and I dont reccomend chinese controll boxes, they deliver only 7.5 V and that's lame. And dont buy the faster version of the chinese PF motors (mould king and cada offer them, i think they are called black edition or something) they may be faster when spinning free, but under load they are not, just less torque and when i say load i mean 3.5 kg here, alright. So get the basic motors, they are better.
@@recklessglitch yeah, sure have heard a little about Chinese brand mould king, I have never eeeeever tried their bricks. And we call it a combined version without any original spirit.So I got all extra bricks from online second- hand shop and an amazing Taobao store. Literally they got everything you can name( definitely worth a try
Thanks for the hint. By the way, since LEGO PF servos have become pretty expensive, I have used a cada servo here. But they only have 3 positions (LEGO had 15). So in case you try any other company and come across a good servo with more than 3 steps, please tell me.
Gonna Knock this out after I finish the 1989 Batwing.
Your work is amazing, congratulations. I juste have a question, before I buy the motorization instructions : did you also explained all the light system in these instructions ? Thank you by advance
Happy you like it. All the LED Lights come as a kit, made by Game of Bricks. And yes, ofcourse they also provide seperate instructions.
My instructions include a discount code for that light kit.
@@recklessglitch Perfect.
AWESOME~
YES!
Hallo. Habe letzte Woche deine PDF für den ECTO-1 gekauft. Nächste Woche bekomme ich das 1989 Batmobile. Werde dann auch wieder bei dir einkaufen. Die Teileliste habe ich schon gefunden nur nicht welche Beleuchtung die verwendet hast. Bitte um die Information. Danke
ich benutze immer die LED light kits von game of bricks: Bei dem Batmobile die klassic version: gameofbricks.eu/products/lego-1989-batmobile-76139-light-kit?variant=31291973206154&sca_ref=1610994.C59AIWdgQF
@@recklessglitch danke für deine schnelle Antwort. Bin schon gespannt ob ich den ECTO-1 so zusammen bringe wie du und danach das Batmobile.
Finally!!! :D :D :D
Geiler scheiss... hab echt vor es in meinem Batmobile so umzusetzen, auf der jeweiligen Seite funktioniert allerdings der Link nicht für die Teile die ich dazu benötige. Das Batmobile habe ich schon fertig zusammengebaut hier.
Oh je, das wirst du komplett wieder auseinanderruppen müssen. Aber welcher link geht denn nicht? Alle Teile auf rebrickable sind bestellbar.
Achso, vielleicht kennst du das nicht. Rebrickble ist der shop für Anleitungen. Teile bestllst du bei bricklink (gehört inzwischen LEGO) Geh einfach auf rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-81319/
dann auf inventory
und dann auf add Parts to bricklink wanted list.
Du musst popups für rebrickable erlauben, das versucht dich auf bricklink anzumelden um die Teileliste zu kopieren, damit du sie auf bricklink bestellen kannst.
I'm saving my money for this set all I have is 60 :/ but at least I have the batwing :)
oi, that will take some time i guess. The power functions are the most expensive extra parts. The LEGO servo especially. It is the best one but you can get them a lot cheaper from other companies like cada. I tried cada. Instead of 15 different angles like LEGO had it it only has 3: left center right. decide yourself if youre okay with it. Get the motors and cables from wherever, just not the fast ones from mould king, they are not very powerfull. Good luck
Please do the technic batmobile that just came out!!
You mean the one from the new movie? That's too easy, just get yourself some technic, 2x large powered up motors and a p.u. hub and do it.
pls do the batman batmobile
Didn't I do enough batmobiles already ;) no seriusly, the batmobile is veeeery simple, so much space, some other people already did it. Maybe I will try to put in the evil buggy motors (fastest LEGO motors ever) Buwizz is making them now and I got 2 of them. But for now I am working on the new Back to the future delorean.
1966 not 1996!
Oh darn, that's a typo, ofcourse 1966 - that music ain't from the 90's (it was so much worse then, I just say 'kiss from a rose' 🤢 ) Anyway it's in the video now, wont be able to change it.