Lego 10277 crocodile locomotive power functions motorisation guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2020
- A guide to motorise the lego crocodile locomotive, set 10277, using powerfunctions. (Hopefully somebody finds this useful)
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Parts list
Plate 1x6 light grey (x2)
Technic brick 1x1 with hole
Brick 1x1 (x2)
Plate 1x1Plate 1x2 (x3)
Plate 2x2 (x2)
Plate modified 1x2 with 1 stud (x3)
Technic Axel 4
Technic Axel 2
Technic pin 3L (x2)
Technic axel pin frictionless
Technic pin connector round 1L
Technic Axel and Pin connector Perpendicular double split (x2)
Technic Axel and Pin connector Perpendicular (x2)
Plate Modified 1x2 with Pin Hole on Top (x2)
Technic Gear 20 tooth Double Bevel
Power functions components
9V battery box (Rechargeable or Non-Rechargeable)
IR receiver
L motor - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Great to see that there's already a power functions solution that hides the recicer
Nice solution! Will have to try it myself, prefer PF over PU :)
Very very clever how you pack them all in there! How you mounted the motor on the receiver and the side walls were brilliant!
i love power functions
This is even better then power up, you don't have to hold the button to go... THANKS !
Brilliant! Well done Sir!
Impressive customization to put the Power Function system. This was not gained due to the limited space in the central part of the locomotive.
Good and perfect job.. Thanks for sharing.
Thats a nice locomotive
Thank you for your video. I hope my Lego crocodile arrives me the next days...
when you realize you dont have a extra receiver
me: *FULL POWAR MODE BABEH*
At least they're only 15 bucks
Deer Go
Wery nice power funkcion
Very good. Good work.
Power Functions is better because it is analog. Though you should only use Power-Functions with the Crocodile, as other City locos that are designed with Powered-Up in mind let you press the button and it slowly accelerates. The Crocodile's Technic motor doesn't have this luxury. It can either be moving at a set speed or be stationary (probably why everyone prefers Power-Functions for this one).
does the crocodile train set come with the battery motorization or is it sold separately?
Why do you remove the traction tires from the other two wheel sets? too much rolling friction?
yes, removing the tyres makes the train run significantly better
@@CountStudios I watched a review by Jang on his channel, Jangbricks, of this locomotive. He was devastated at first when it wouldn't go around a single curve of well manicured track in his city without derailing .. and then he published an update showing that just removing those tires made a WORLD of difference, and now he loves the thing! I would not have expected such a drastic difference! Thank you for answering!
Merci pour cette vidéo explicative qui permet de motoriser la Locomotive Crocodile !
Je possède ce train Lego mais j’ai peur de me lancer ! 😉
Urgent d’attendre un peu (?)!
🚂🚂
Thanks for sharing great review😘👍👍
What music did you use for this video? They were all very good
Respekt 🙂👌👍👍👍👍👍
The single 1x1 technic brick with hole with the gear connected to it under the motor is too weak. The motor gear will inevitably twist it or the single brick will come loose and it will lose enough contact to start grinding the gears. A better design would be to use two 42003 liftarms connected to the motor with technic pins, a 6L axle running through them with a technic bush in the middle of that axle. The axle is held to the walls with two 1x1 technic bricks with holes. Then the gear under the motor is held down one 1x2 brick next to the green 1x2 technic brick with a hole, two 1x2 jumper plates on top of those two 1x2 bricks, one 1x2 plate holding the jumper plates together, two 1x1 technic bricks with holes on top of that, one 1x2 tile holding the two 1x1 technic bricks with holes together. Then instead of a technic pin with axle holding that gear in, you can reuse the yellow axle that came with the locomotive to hold the gear on and push that into those two technic bricks. The battery box keeps that gear and axle from slipping out so you don't need to secure it. Then when the motor torques that lower gear, it's highly unlikely it will come loose.
The gear is unable to twist as it rests against the battery box meaning that it has no space in front or behind it and subsequantly cannot rotate. The 1x1 brick also cannot losen and start to grind as there is no vertical movement between the gears above or below it and both of those gears are secured separately to the brick meaning the brick itself cannot move up or down. Having done extensive testing with this design, both before and after your comment, I have had no issues with it.
All that aside however, its great to see somebody else coming up with a solution and if you had any pictures i would love to see them.
@@CountStudios I'll take some pictures of my design and post them. Initially your design worked for me for a little while but some more unpredictable things started happening like the battery box came loose or the large motor came loose and that brick wouldn't stay connected or it would twist and not stay straight. Either way I couldn't get it to stabilize again after that so I redesigned the setup so that it's connected to two studs instead of one.
@@CountStudios Here are my modifications: www.flickr.com/photos/185872404@N02/albums/72157715012294761
snafunet what light system did you use? It looks like you have a sturdy solution. Thanks for the pics
@@For891 Thanks. I used lifelites. Checkout their 9v power adapter and stud lights. You're also going to need 4757 (2x4 plate with contacts) to connect the pf wire to the adapter.
Only pros have the rechargeable battery box; I have four of them.
So annoyed that LEGO discontinued them so sudden, now they’re like $100 new.
use rechargeable AAA batteries
I would prefer to use Powered Up According to the instructions then control it with my phone so I get sounds. Its more fun when you have sound.
The sound come from the phone, not the model. You can download some recording of a train, play it on your phone while using power functions and it's the same.
It would've been cool if they added something like a sound brick controlled by powered up.
Maybe they will add something like that to spike.
In wich sei is this motor includet?
Lego 88003
Did you remove the rubber bands?
Can it be done with an M motor?😬
Yes you could just swap out the L motor. However the M motor has a lot less power so the train wouldnt be able to pull as much
ChoooooooChooooo even if it’s electric....
is this videos made for kids?
How’d you get one early?
it released at the start of this month didn’t it?
This was posted before the start of this month