Build Lego Technic Engines. V6, Inline, Flat, X12, W16, Radial + Test
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Published 2023-12-20
Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to build a piston mechanism and ingene that is close to reality using Lego Technnic.
But I tried. I still liked the way it turned out, especially the sound of the W16 and the Radial 24, I definitely didn’t expect this.
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All Comments (21)
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Would you like to see more Lego engines? Any suggestions?
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The way you built the inline 6, if it was a real engine it would shake itself to pieces.
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The sound of the radial is perfect.
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That radial engine is a work of art!
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I love how all the lego engines sound similar to the actual engines irl
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It is interesting, that the sound of those little passive engines are similar to the the real ones… Although not aktive driving, many parts less, different materials etc.
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Idea: Lego boat that moves by pumping up water and then spraying it backwards in order to move
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I think there's something wrong with the inline engine 💀
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very good video! you really need a slow motion camera for RPM test lol.
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Awesome Video🙂
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cool
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The 24 cylinder Radial engine sounds so real
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can you try to build a rotary engine like the one thats used in the mazda Rx7 FD?
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The radial engine actually sounds like an aero engine!
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Hint: V6 Engines are mostly used for SUV Cars.
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It is possible it is just very big and it only normally runs for like 10 seconds but you could make a steam engine with pneumatic Lego pistons
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Both the V6 and inline 6 have 120-degree cranks.
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I built my flat-6 completely differently because I didn’t have all those pieces. I made 2 inline-3 engines and connected them
