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Mr_Kleinstein
Registrace 20. 06. 2018
LEGO Pneumatic Power Plant
Lego model of 1900's twin steam engine with flywheel alternator, as used in early electric power plants. Engine operates on air pressure, and generates electricity. Let there be light!
www.flickr.com/photos/mr_kleinstein/
On my fotostream on flickr you can find photos of this model, and of my other models as well.
www.flickr.com/photos/mr_kleinstein/
On my fotostream on flickr you can find photos of this model, and of my other models as well.
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Marine Steam Engine
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 5 měsíci
Lego model of marine steam engine for paddle wheel steamer. Features working pneumatics, two-cylinder oscillating engine with Maudslay's reversing gear. Includes eccentric-controlled paddle wheels. www.flickr.com/photos/mr_kleinstein/ On my fotostream on flickr you can find photos of this model, and of my other models as well!
Vertical Steam Engine
zhlédnutí 652Před 5 měsíci
Video of my Lego model of a vertical steam engine ca. 1840ies. Model working thanks to Lego Pneumatics. Frame made of Lego Znap parts which resemble cast iron structures. www.flickr.com/photos/mr_kleinstein/ On my fotostream on flickr, you can find photos of this model, and of my other models as well!
BDP Series 2 Aircraft Engines
zhlédnutí 425Před rokem
Short Video of my contribution to the Bricklink Designer Program, Series 2. The video demonstrates LEGO working models of three types of aircraft engines. There's a rotary radial engine, an opposed-piston Diesel engine, and a four-row radial engine. This video is meant to show that all the designs really work, and are not just drawn up in Stud.io
Fire Ladder Truck
zhlédnutí 569Před 2 lety
Video of my Lego model of a historic fire engine. Includes many operational functions, like telescopic ladder, RC drive and steering, and motorized water pump. Please support on LEGO Ideas at: ideas.lego.com/projects/beb4109d-e8cd-401c-9560-28466968464c
Geissler Motor (Geissler rotator)
zhlédnutí 538Před 2 lety
A little flourescent vacuum tube after Geissler, mounted on a Geissler motor (a.k.a. Geissler rotator). The motor runs at approx. 4V, the Geissler tube is powered by a Ruhmkorff induction coil. Beautiful scientific toy from the turn of the 20th century. Objects are of German manufacture.
Little Lego Steam Engine
zhlédnutí 10KPřed 3 lety
small model of a beam engine from early 19th century, packed with Technic functions www.flickr.com/photos/mr_kleinstein/ On my fotostream on flickr you can find photos of this model, and of my other models as well!
Lego IDEAS Steam Roller
zhlédnutí 2,8KPřed 3 lety
Short video of my Lego Steam Roller, which is running as a product idea on Lego Ideas. ideas.lego.com/projects/e6b88ee9-de5c-4b64-9118-74b6a7971475 The video also shows the model with remote control, which is optional, and not part of the product idea. However, it may be easily added. I suppose the battery box could be hidden in the trailer, to be out of sight. The scale of this model is perfec...
LEGO Showman's Engine
zhlédnutí 2,2KPřed 3 lety
Short video of my Lego model of a classic showman's steam traction engine. The model is built to the scale of 3/4 inch to the foot. If you like the model, you can support it on Lego Ideas: ideas.lego.com/profile/Mr_Kleinstein/entries Hope you enjoy, Nikolaus
LEGO Watt's Steam Engine
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 3 lety
Video of my fully brick-built steam engine of the Boulton & Watt type. The model engine has all the main features that made it the key to powering the industrialization. It is operated by air pressure in the form of a gentle vacuum. I originally made this for a project I published on LEGO Ideas, which has by now expired, but decided to upload the video here so it is available to the public, as ...
Blackburn Agricultural Engine
zhlédnutí 2,2KPřed 4 lety
Lego model of early 1857 design for a traction engine, based on scale model by Cherry Hill. Engine and boiler are fixed inside the revolving rear drum. Machine was nicknamed "the engine in a wheel". Lego model is remote-controlled.
Bing wireless telegraph
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 4 lety
Shows my spark telegraphy set from about 1912 in operation. It works on the priciples of the first Marconi wireless outfits, and was made as a technical toy. You'll not often find a complete set, not to mention a working one!
Lego Prussian T3 on test bench
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 4 lety
This model is slightly larger than gauge 1, and created from Lego bricks. The wheels are 3d-printed (Shupp's XXL). Watch the motion of the connection rods. It's as close as I can get to an Allan valve gear, at this scale. More pictures and other models on flickr at www.flickr.com/photos/mr_kleinstein/
Lego 1815 Steam Elephant on test bench
zhlédnutí 3,3KPřed 4 lety
Gauge 1 model in Lego bricks of the working replica in the Beamish open air museum. This model is too small to contain remote control, so the roller type test bench is the place to display the motions. For more images and other models, see my flickr stream at www.flickr.com/photos/mr_kleinstein/
Lego electric locomotive E60 on test bench
zhlédnutí 841Před 4 lety
This model is actually gauge 1 and has remote control, but here it is sitting on a roller type test bench. It's my Lego rendition of a 1927 German shunter. More images and different models on my flick stream at www.flickr.com/photos/mr_kleinstein/
Can u make a CZcams tutorial pls love the build and want my own
Use e motor as generator and bricklinj designer
I like this device in this video, but why do musical sound effects at the end? This receiver uses a bell but has no audio output(nothing electronic here). Why doesn't the printer work?
Omg 😱 im a fan of you ❤❤❤ come see mine 😍
czcams.com/video/tFtsr1-l2vI/video.html
this is amazing i am subbing
Instructions please? Thank you!
😊🚢👍
cool MOC ! 😊🚂👍
Am on CZcams
Guys in on CZcams now blesse subscribe 😢❤
Interessant dass Bing auch solche "Spielzeuge" anbot, ich dachte die machten nur Dampfmaschinen.
Trevor and George
Wonderful. How well it represents the original tractors!
As usual this is very cool. It like the way you show and explains, like a bricktechnology asmr video with clear voice over, this is a sort of relaxing engineering for me to watch this video ! Idea for next creation (or to be honest : things I want to see) : a functional tachometer in LEGO using the coil / magnet. It is always hard to create a tachometer in lego which display speed of a shaft (rpm) instantly with sort or accuracy. For instance I have made long time ago a centrifugal tachometer but it is not very accurate and has a lot of hysteresis. Other solution includes a sort of friction tachometer with weight but again not very accurate. So why not combining the magnet / coil you make to make a functional tachometer as in real and see how it can be accurate (plus you can reuse in other video instance of your rpm-meter next).
you are a genius!
very nice but i didnt undersand the mechanism of the steering
It‘s magic!
Very nice use of the snap parts ! You uplaod a lot these days, are these creations are older ?
Hi Nico, good to hear from you! Currently I‘m bringing my CZcams channel up to date. The pneumatic engines are new, though. I‘m mostly active on flicker, because I mostly post photos of my creation. The videos I occasionally do get but little exposure there, though. So I decided to upload them here as well. Yours, Nikolaus
@@mr_kleinstein6256 Hello, understood ! Good idea to upload video for the engine in running. I like also the historical data before.
God I discover only now your CZcams Channel, great works ! I notice the new switch is very hard to operate, did you modify them in any kind ?
It‘s not the latest pneumatic switch, but the previous one, 4694cc01. I don‘t modify parts. If I started, there‘d be no stopping point. I just use some silicone oil for lubrication. The remaining resistance must be overcome by the engine. I wish there was a more efficient pneumatic valve… Nikolaus
@@mr_kleinstein6256 Hello, are you sure ? The switch are 19474 (light gray with two hole on the side) for me, not the 4694cc01 (dark grey with two holes on the bottom). In any case this is brilliant to make it works, I did not manage to succeed with the new (light gray) switch.
Oops, of course you are right with your remark! I was checking with the wrong model (marine steam engine), but it makes no practical difference - both switches behave in the same way. They‘re both extremely stiff.@@Nico71Fr
@@mr_kleinstein6256 thanks for the info !
@@mr_kleinstein6256I suggest you use modified pneumatic so it can go faster and smoother
Very cool engine! Are those arch pieces custom? I've never seen those pieces before
It‘s all original, unmodified Lego! The frame parts are from the Znap series of 1998/99, one of Lego‘s historic fails (as brickset.com puts it). They are obscure, fairly uncommon, but cheap on Bricklink. The best cast iron frames Lego have ever made!
This is very tastefully replicated. I'm impressed with the close resemblance!
Thank you! It‘s a generic design, taking clues from several historic prototypes. It‘s as close as I get without 3d printing. Nikolaus
Mi favorito asta el momento
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Cool bro soy tu mayor fan❤❤❤ te saludo desde mexico
Saludos desde Alemania!
"Railways are no good, turn 'em into roads! Pull 'em up, turn them into roads! Railways are no good, turn 'em into roads! Pull 'em up, turn them into roads!"
Just brilliant 👏👏👏👏
I support this I would 100% buy this😊
I love Lego and I love steam tractors! I’m in!
Simply wonderful, have ever thought of doing pdf instructions for your marvellous models? I for one would buy them!
Hello!! I absolutely adore your creations because they are so perfect! ! ! Your work is a nice design, I like it very much. If possible, I would like to talk to you about cooperation authorization. If you are interested, I can send an email to chat with you.
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Me too
Hi
Brilliant use of pieces for the escapement
Can you give me the instructions ? Thank you
I’ve been attempting to make my own design steam traction engine. On the smaller scale like your other Lego ideas. Burly can’t get the cab to look good no matter how I t try. How did you connect the cab to the boiler?
That thing is so awesome
Hey there! I fund your wall clock, and I'd love to build it! Do you have any instructions online?
I have a question about the steam tractor what pieces did you use for the cilander
I’d buy it
Nice truck bro
Cool fire truck 🔥
nice job dude but make instructions and try to make lego make it as a model
can we get a remake of the clock scene in back to the future
Bruh george what did i tell you to stop being a toy Edit: traction engines?
👏👏insane! Fantastic!
Can you please put that on lego ideas
LEGO INSTRUCTIONS NOW
Bro I can see you pushing it with your hand
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