Pole Dancing Quartet is the latest masterpiece from the Japanese GBC Builder Akiyuki. He has a genuine talent and genius to propose new innovative mechanisms for his LEGO Great Ball Contraption modules, and this GBC module is definitely no exception to this rule. This LEGO ball machine is featuring four colorful towers which are elevating balls to an upper ramp using hockey sticks. Pole Dancing Quartet makes use of a recent LEGO part, the 6L worm gear (reference 73763), to create several beautiful ascending columns but also to create the ball feed. You can now onwards reproduce this spectacular marble run machine , capable to handle large quantity of balls, thanks to building instructions and ready-to-build LEGO sets available on Planet GBC.
Original design by: Akiyuki
Number of parts: 2717
Original Blog Article (English): here
Complexity for building: 
Price for Building: €€€€, expensive
Pole Dancing Quartet, on Akiyuki YouTube channel
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- Set with ALL bricks required
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Pole Dancing Quartet – from Akiyuki
Building Instructions + Parts List 22,00€
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