Lego Technic motorized rowing boat. Barco de Remos de Lego

[mobafan1997]

Nice but to slow!

[Themattman49]

And the point of that was?

[TheXurol]

Cool!!

[linkinparkrocksify]

Awesome. Great work. Try to make the Oars to dip into the water more. It will move much faster. But overall. AWESOME!

[MrSnakey99]

well you could try to move the oars down so that it is pulled across the water quicker

[KillTheNightwatch]

Good ;)

[darek4488]

The best way to propel a lego boat is putting inside an Lego Pneumatic Engine. It really powerful, fast and it's waterproof.

[FutJJ]

i made one wich goed deeper inside and wiuch goed much further, its gone 5 ties as fast as this one, also made speedboat, wich im still bussy on

[Dirtboy101]

i made one of those but it super failed.

[legoman909]

it fell on the water? and got shock? :(

[Dirtboy101]

@legoman909 no. it just moved slower than a fat kid on a tread mill

[eggsalad774]

theres actually movement coming from that fat kid? O_o

[fweefwee91]

@Dirtboy101 lolz how?

[frazled101]

perhaps you can try paddle wheels. Im working with them, but the boat hulls i have sink way to low in the water for the boat to go anywhere

[Twoyoudude]

maybe you could extend the oars into the water a bit

[DangerousAernscht]

You could increase the speed with other, simplified and more effective mechanics.

[chasplas]

OK, please, how I could improve my design?

I was thinking about it. But that is the best mechanics I could do within the boat dimensions and my set of pieces.

[DangerousAernscht]

Hi

I think the key reason is the movement of the rows. The rows on your boat make a round (circular) movement. This means that they make the same way (distance) up and down like forward and backwards.

Now you have to make a mechanic which converts this round movement into an elliptic movement. Like this, the forward/backwards movement of the rows is increased, while the up/down movement is the same or decreased.

I'm building an example right now. I'll uploading a video tomorow.

[MrThisDarkness]

@chasplas You should put the "flippers" more in the water so they can give more power.

and did you ever thought of a "Wheel" that spins in the water like the First Steam engine boats =D

[i8bismark1234]

@chasplas put bigger gears ang make paddles go in water more

[KimInTheBox]

It would prob work better with longer rowers or whatnot??

[roboticolego]

Exlenete trabajo, sigue produciendo para inspirar mayor creatividad.

Hasta Lego

Eryaguero

[SacksOfMusturd]

I would hate for that to fall over!

[NapalmEffect]

wow 3 inches an hour!

[4nim3cube]

everything u made was impresive! u make me jelous

[1949outboard]

i had the same lego boat hull but no motor

cool cool

[bubblebob12]

thats realy cool

[ButtsieButts]

Qué friki, tío...