Motorizing LEGO Ferris Wheel 31119
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2021
- Tutorial showing how to motorize the LEGO Creator 3 in 1 Ferris Wheel 31119 with Power Functions 8883 M Motor.
Transcript:
Today I’m gonna show how I’ve motorized the LEGO Ferris Wheel 31119.
The first thing I did was to move the gearing away from the front - and put it in the back instead.
Remove the “Fun” and the sun.
Detach the wheel - and the diagonal support.
Remove some of the vertical support - and put it all back together again.
Then mirror the stairs - and switch orientation on all the gondolas.
Even if you’re not going to motorize the set, I personally think it looks nicer with the gearing moved to the back.
And now to motorization.
Remove the “Fun” and the sun - again - and the wheel - again - detach the diagonal support in the back - again - and remove the vertical support in the back - again.
And then remove this 2x4 tile.
Now to building the gearing.
One thing that was important for me was that the motor and gearing didn’t take up extra space outside the ride.
I used gears that I already had in my LEGO collection - in the end of the video I will list which parts I’ve used to motorize this ride.
I’m using different kind of gears - 8 tooth, 24 tooth, 12 tooth with bevel and 20 tooth with bevel.
This will - with fresh batteries - end up with around seven and a half rotation per minute for the ride.
For comparison, a similar ride in Tivoli in Copenhagen has a maximum speed of around five rotations per minute.
Then we can just attach this small build to the Ferris Wheel - and check that the gears can rotate freely.
Then it’s time for the motor.
I’m using an M motor for two reasons: one - I already had it - and two - it’s relatively small.
Then we’re gonna put the battery box under the stairs.
A few extra pieces are also needed for this - I will list all the needed pieces in the end of the video.
And then all there’s left is to put it all together again - don’t forget the sun and the “Fun”.
I hope you found this video useful - see you another time.
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After I moved the ferris wheel, i had some problems running it. I fixed it by doing what's shown in this video:
czcams.com/video/Zb1J8OB2vnU/video.html
Hello can you please type in the response a lisg of the extra parts that are needed to motorize this set i don't see a list of the parts needed anywhere.
Thank you very much.
These really good instructions. Very easy to follow and understand. Thank you for not going so fast and providing the list of parts.
No problem 😌
You probably have to pause the video while assembling the gears - maybe I’ve made that part too fast.
Quick note: the old gear are out of production by LEGO until the new and improved one is replaced in 1980s to 2011s.
The newer gears has less backlash and more reinforced but the smaller 8t gears gets cracked during running.
This is a same problem with a osprey set.
Very nice!! This is the best method I have seen. Cool!
Thanks 😀
👍👍🤩 that’s fantastic
Thanks 👍
beautiful
Thank you. I invite you to watch and comment
I did what you did by moving the rotating gear to the back. But I kept the steps on the left (whereas you moved it to the right). Good job!
Thanks 😁
thanks this is really helpful! :D
Glad you found it useful 😁
@@Brickostan sure did bro :)
Cool!
👍
This is great. I have got the the stage of building the gears but they are too stiff. Can you suggest a solution please.
Super 👍😉🇫🇷
Thank you 👍
worked like a charm.. mines really noisy tho!
Can I use another 24 tooth gear. I can't find the z187 type anywhere?
Hi bro, Do you have the link to the pieces, I just can't distinguish them ;(
Posso avere la lista delle parti x eseguire il tuo bellissimo lavoro
Non riesco a stare a dietro al video x prendere tutti i pezzi
Vorrei avere la versione stampabile
Grazie
Thanks for the video. But, Can you share the photo with parts that you used or share a Link for bricklink? Thanks
raw.githubusercontent.com/thordreier/RandomFiles/main/Bricklink/motorized-31119.png
I have a question? Can the wheel spin to the other side?
In the video, it runs backwards.
Very nice! I build the same but mine keeps on breaking down when the ferris wheel is on it. Any idea how?
I also had some issues myself after moving it. czcams.com/video/Zb1J8OB2vnU/video.html shows how I've fixed it. I don't know if it will solve your problems.
@@Brickostan Thanks a lot for the great response! I will try it out and let you know. :)
Can u please use the same motor and hub to move the Christmas market one?? And also can u use the old hub and train motor to power up the Christmas train without the remote piece?
Sorry, but I don’t know the answer to any of those questions. I don’t own any of those sets.
@@Brickostan all g. Thx anyways for the vid
@Brickostan i can’t see the part list, can you write a list bere ?pls
raw.githubusercontent.com/thordreier/RandomFiles/main/Bricklink/motorized-31119.png
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This is so cool and are you danish 🇩🇰🇩🇰
Ja 🇩🇰
Det tænkte jeg også
Can you send me the parts list? I find it hard to extract from the video
Use this file:
raw.githubusercontent.com/thordreier/RandomFiles/main/Bricklink/Motorized%2031119.xml
On this import page:
www.bricklink.com/wantedXML.asp?showOld=Y
The file is not working
Do you see “plain text” or an XML file? Some browser (Safari on iPhone eg.) show it wrongly as flat text. Else try to look at the file here. And if that still doesn’t work, it’s the number after ITEMID that’s the LEGO part number. github.com/thordreier/RandomFiles/blob/main/Bricklink/Motorized%2031119.xml
@@Brickostan can we chat elsewhere?
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So?
Can we chat elsewhere?