Tri-Sep is an innovative GBC module from a Canadian builder called Great Ball Pit. Mainly made with common bricks, Tri-Sep is very stylish with its ultra-original vertical sweeper made with […]
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Gears Galore
Gears Galore GBC module has a bunch of technic conical pieces on it that aren’t meshing with anything. All they do is push the balls through the module. You can […]
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Rainbow Wave
Inspired by Akiyuki, Berthil Van Beek has designed this GBC module called Rainbow Wave. It has 38 colors and about 1150 moving parts. It is powered by a single motor, […]
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ZigZag Stairs
This tiny module from Akiyuki is so cute! Made with a limited number of bricks, this GBC module is one of the first Akiyuki videos published on his channel and […]
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Scissors Mechanism
Dawid Marasek’s Scissors Mechanism is a very simple yet smart miniloop GBC module. It can only carry five of your favorite balls at a time but relies on this exact […]
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Steering Cup
You’ll love the awesome moves of Superfin619 Steering Cup module. Two cups rotating at the end of two rotating arms collect your favorite balls in some crazy moves. Definitely a […]
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Long Conveyor Belt
With Long Conveyor Belt, Maico Arts offers you once again the opportunity to build a GBC module using only parts from a commercial set, just completing the set by a […]
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Extended Belt Lift
Extended Belt Lift module from PV-Productions is entirely built using only parts from the official Lego® Technic Crawler Crane set (ref 42042) and uses 90% of all the pieces that […]
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Wheel Lift
With ALittleSlow’s Wheel Lift module, you have in front of you a real classic: a big rotating wheel collecting balls from a bucket and bringing them to the top of […]
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GBC Lift Module
If you do own a couple of Lego® straight rail bricks, you should definitely build GBC Lift module from PV-Productions. After being elevated by an animated arm, your balls will […]
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Serpentine
Your favorite soccer and basket balls follow a curvy path thanks to ALittleSlow’s Serpentine module. The path is just as narrow as required to force the balls to follow the […]
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Tipper Trolley
“Tipper Trolley” module will bring your balls to the top of the hill. This simple but nice GBC module from Nico71 offers you an original way of moving your favorite […]
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Side Conveyor
Finding all the bricks you need to reproduce a module you like is always a challenge. With his Side Conveyor module, Maico Arts is simplifying your journey thanks to a […]
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Cardan Lift Machine
Mesmerizing movements in the place! The red arm rotation from “Cardan Lift Machine” is awesome and the overall module is very impressive to see in motion. This is my preferred […]
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Cardan Lift
The movements from Torso’s Cardan Lift module main arm are really awesome. You’ll love to watch your favorite soccer and basket balls falling like naturally into the fork of the […]
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Stair Lift
ElectryDragonite’s Stair Lift is a tiny module made with very common Lego and Lego Technic parts, making it an excellent option for beginners in GBC. As with many ElectryDragonite buildings, […]
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Rotating Module
Your favorite soccer and basket balls will not jam with Rotating Module from Yiharua. Thanks to a fast rotating wheel, this module with a clever design can transport massive number […]
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Catarata
Linmix Catarata module is a variation from Philo’s Jigsaw module. Its reliability and simplicity makes it an excellent module to start with. That’s probably the reason why you’ll often cross […]
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Jigsaw
Philo’s Jigsaw is a module you’ll for sure see, in its original form or adapted, in most of the Lego GBC exhibitions. You’ll love to see your favorite soccer and […]
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Hailfire Wheels
Using two massive Hailfire Droid Wheels (x784), that you may not even recognized as being genuine Lego parts, Philo’s hailfire Wheels module is tall. But if you succeed to find […]
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Shovel
With Philo’s Shovel module, you have in front of you one of the first GBC module ever made. The smart mechanism used in this module, with balls retained by a […]
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Spiral Lift Type 2
Akiyuki’s “Spiral Lift Type 2” can be seen as the stretched version of his spiral lift module. Your preferred soccer and basket balls will reach progressively the top of the […]
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Ski Lift
It’s winter time! Thanks to the Ski Lift module, your favorite soccer and basket balls will take the chairlift to climb to the top of the mountain. This GBC module […]
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The Wave
“The Wave” is one of the very first GBC module provided by Nico71 on his blog. The main banister of the module is moving like a wave, carrying the balls […]
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Fork
Two forks, some rotations and revolutions. The Fork module from Akiyuki carries balls four by four to their sliding destination. The motion of the rotating arm is really awesome to […]
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Step module v2
Second version of one of Akiyuki’s first modules, “Step module v2” is adorned with an extra exit ramp on which your favorite balls cross but never collide. A rather simple […]
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Zig Zag Lift
Left, right, left, right, left, right. Zig Zag Lift module from Akiyuki brings your favorite soccer et basket balls to the top. This module is perfect to start with GBC […]
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Spiral Ball Lift
“Spiral Ball Lift” is a simple but smart module engineered by Nico71, a French GBC module designer. Even though the mechanism is not ultra-impressive, the module seems pretty reliable and […]
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