Released in 2011, engineered by AKIYUKI, “Ball Factory V2” is, in my humble opinion, one of the most impressive GBC module ever. The complete module is powered by a single Lego engine ! Fascinating
| Original design by: Akiyuki | Number of parts: 3110 |
| Original Blog Article (Japanese): here |
Complexity for building:  |
| Price for Building: €€€€, expensive |
 | Download LDD Building Instructions |
LXF file provided by turbopolofr |
 | Download LDraw Building Instructions |
MPD file provided by TheRebricker |
 | Download PDF Building Instructions |
PDF file provided by BlackBird (Additional Inputs from BlackBird) |
 | Bricks List under EXCEL Format (.xls) |
Excel file related to LXF file above |
 | XML format to upload required parts in BrickLink Wanted List |
Bricklink Wanted List related to PDF file above |
 | Building Instructions, parts list and more available on Rebrickable | LEGO Set MOC-2828 – Ball Factory provided by TheRebricker |
 | Parts list available in BrickStore format (.bsx) | BrickStore file provided by BlackBird related to PDF file above |
Follow the Tutorials from TheRebricker in order to build, step by step, the GBC Module “Ball Factory V2”
Access the playlist page for these tutorials directly on YouTube: here
Hey,
can anybody tell the lenght for the grey rubber hoses at the start lifter?
These parts are missing in the parts list.
Greetings
Question about V2.
Dear reader, it seems that version 2 is a “stand alone”? In the first edition the balls came out on the right sight of the module. My question is, is that also possible in version 2, so I can put it in a track, if you know what I mean.
With kind regards, Arthur
hello Excal1bur,
The real V2 from Akiyuki is in fact not a standalone module. But the version from The Rebricker with building instructions from BlackBird can indeed work in closed loop. If I’m not mistaking, in this version, you have a switch to alternate between two versions: closed loop or standard module.
regards