Aw man!You stole my idea!
Looks pretty interesting, but seriously lacking so far. I see pretty pics, but no build instructions for Beys, launchers, grips, etc..
Definitely needs a "how to get started" page.
Well go on youtube theres a bunch of how to's
At the very least these appear functional, keep working on it you're onto something. I had a hard time finding a preferred baseline diameter when constructing Lego Beyblades, hardest part is building a launcher in my experience.
The launchers were tough for me too, so I created a system that doesn't require a launcher. Anyway, this seems pretty cool! Keep it up!
i remember when back in old times when me and alot of the kids in my classroom played Lego beyblade against each other, but they weren't technically Lego beyblades they were made out of blocks, and we used to spin them with there hands and we'd see which one spins the longest, and we also tried to hit each other's beyblades, and we also build them into these extremely weird ones
I used to make these all the time when I still had my Legos. This really makes me want to make a bunch but my Legos are long gone.
Long gone? I have 4 crates of all kinds of bricks and they weigh 8 pounds. I use a system of launching from a pull back motor and hand spinning.
Could this also be a general Lego Beyblade where other users can post their creations to? If so, I used some of my cousin's Legos to make this strange thing. I think if you made this thread a general thread for them like I said, it'd get more attention.
The bottom is like Bearing Drives bottom part, but wider I think. Plus it's actually free spinning!
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(Feb. 18, 2014 1:04 AM)PRO SEAGULL Wrote: [ -> ]Could this also be a general Lego Beyblade where other users can post their creations to? If so, I used some of my cousin's Legos to make this strange thing. I think if you made this thread a general thread for them like I said, it'd get more attention.
The bottom is like Bearing Drives bottom part, but wider I think. Plus it's actually free spinning!
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That looks awesome!
(Feb. 18, 2014 1:04 AM)PRO SEAGULL Wrote: [ -> ]Could this also be a general Lego Beyblade where other users can post their creations to? If so, I used some of my cousin's Legos to make this strange thing. I think if you made this thread a general thread for them like I said, it'd get more attention.
The bottom is like Bearing Drives bottom part, but wider I think. Plus it's actually free spinning!
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Wow, that's awesome, the bottom is like Wolborg 2 or MS'.
Go ahead everyone! if you do have any please share!
I am hoping to start lego blades up again!
also please feel free to spread the word!....(hoping to start a tourney!)
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How can you host a Lego Beyblade Tournament? I feel like that won't go, the beys would break and all of the different launching mechanisms...
well people will have too use the same system
ya guys, wouldn't it be so much fun if the was a lego format for the wbo, which you use lego beyblades for a ternament, that would be so much fun
That would be near impossible, as the amount of regulations would be ridiculous. Plus launchers would be very hard to make and hand spinning would give stronger individuals a huge advantage.
i know it won't happen, but it would cool and fun!
Guys....its called build them there
(Feb. 19, 2014 4:22 AM)bladeryBoB66 Wrote: [ -> ]i know it won't happen, but it would cool and fun!
Heh, non-Beyblade Beigomas, or Traditional Battle Tops had a standard playing field but no regulation. Lego Beyblades will never have the feasible simplicity to regulate, it's an open medium, not a bad thing though.
BUT
I still think these designs are far more functional than whatever I came up with.
If any of you have any pictures feel free to post!
I have created over 20 other models!
I had made a proto type that looked like Manta Diver, but unfortunately I had no way to attempt a launch. If anybody wants a pic I might post one.
To bad I lost most of my Legos....
This looks like a really interesting idea-
Might even get me back into legos AND beyblade.
Needless to say i'll be making one soon.
(Feb. 18, 2014 1:04 AM)Tri Wrote: [ -> ]Could this also be a general Lego Beyblade where other users can post their creations to? If so, I used some of my cousin's Legos to make this strange thing. I think if you made this thread a general thread for them like I said, it'd get more attention.
The bottom is like Bearing Drives bottom part, but wider I think. Plus it's actually free spinning!
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Dude it looks like a Dranzer in the pic where its spinning that's so freaking cool!
I will post some pictures of my lego beyblade soon!
Titan Typhon CDGF (Circle Diameter GearFlat)
Lodestar Gryph B;X (Bearing Extreme)
Eradicator Percival KD:RS (Kaiser Dragon Reverse Spin)
Climax Percival G
(Grappling Drive)
Patriot Sylph SDHF (Shield Defense Hole Flat) (1# evolution) ,Patron Sylph R:F (Reverb Fairy) (2# evolution) and Monarch Sylph R:M (Revolution Monarch) (last evolution)