Fasten the seat belt! Marble Run module will throw your favorite soccer and basket balls full speed on the ramp of this impressive rollercoaster. The maestria of Akiyuki is to have designed curves that slow down the speed on the last part of the ride, so as to ensure a smooth transition to the next module.
3..2..1..Go!
| Original design by: Akiyuki | Number of parts: 1140 |
| Original Blog Article (Japanese): here |
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| Price for Building: €€€, average |
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Download PDF Building Instructions |
PDF file provided by BlackBird (Additional Inputs from BlackBird) |
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XML format to upload required parts in BrickLink Wanted List |
Bricklink Wanted List related to PDF file above |
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Parts list available in BrickStore format (.bsx) | BrickStore file provided by BlackBird related to PDF file above |
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I’ve just finished this. I used 3.2 mm line trimmer hose. Works really well. I had to add in a couple of extra supports to keep the 2 rails the correct distance apart.
What are the rails in the Marble Run made from. I don’t see them in the instructions.
hi dab48,
it seems that the rails are not genuine Lego parts. you can read BlackBird post on EuroBricks forum, accessible via the hyperlink “(Additional Inputs from BlackBird)” above. He says he has used 11 meters of (non-Lego) rigid tubing he found on the McMaster-Carr website (ordered at the following URL: http://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/122/140/=10ycofo).