Jurgens Technic Corner
Home of Jurgen’s Lego® creations
Welcome to my Lego website. Here you can find info, pictures, video’s and instructions for the Lego models I make. On this main page you will find my latest creations.
My models at Lego Fan Welt 2012
November 2012
Together with a number of LOWLUG friends, I’ll be exposing my models at the upcoming LEGO FAN WELT event.
This big Lego-event will take place in the Koelnmesse, hall 2.1 / 2.2 in Köln, Germany between November 22 and November 25.
On display & demo will be:
- Koenigsegg Supercar
- Fully PF Backhoe Loader V2
- ZOREX-220 PF-excavator
- New unpublished truck-trial MOC
- New unpublished small nostalgic MOC
Hope to see you and talk to you there !!
Instructions for Sheepo’s Landrover Defender
Februari 2013
For the last 2 months Ive spent a lot of time working on the building instructions for Sheepo’s Landrover Defender 110. This amazing model has just about all the functions that a Technic car can have’ with full remote controll
- Realistic suspension
- 5+R sequential gearbox
- Lo / Hi gearing
- Selectable 2WD / AWD
- Full brakes on all wheels
- Realistic steering
And this 3434-part MOC looks fantastic too !!
The instructions come as 448 page PDF-file with complete parts lists.
Get your copy for only € 20 on www.sheepo.es
Online parts list at Rebrickable
Tarantula Trial truck with instructions
March 2013
Allthoug this model was designed and built in the summer of 2012, I’ve haven’t been able to create the time to publish it. Finally, the instructions are finished, the video is made so it’s time to launch it !!
This time, it comes with free building instructions which you can download on the instructions page
August 2013
Not a new MOC, but an old old one with a new look. My Koenigsegg supercar, in Black, with a dark-blueish gray chassis. This was my first colour of choice, but at the time of building this MOC, not enough black panels were present in my parts-collection. But Bricklink solved that 8-)
Instructions for this MOC are available at the instructions page, and more info on this MOC is here.
August 2013
Just as I did with the 8043 Motorized Excavator, I made a fully remote controlled and improved version of the 42009 Mobile Crane Mk II set.
Instructions for this model are available at the instructions page. And there are 2 different parts-lists: 1 for the complete model and 1 that only contains the extra parts needed bedises a standard 42009.
Enjoy the video:
It’s been some time since I’ve published a new MOC, but here it is: my version of the US Truck Kenworth W900. It features 4-speed remote controlled gearbox, live-axle suspension, remote controlled steering with working steering eheel inside the cabin, openable hood and doors and (many) PF-lights. There are also building instructions. Read more.
Enjoy the video:
4-speed Remote Controlled Gearbox 2014 version
August 2014
Building instructions can be downloaded for free here
Preparing for Lego World 2014, Utrecht
September 2014
Holland’s biggest Lego event is less than 1 month away: Lego World 2014 !!
It’ll
be in De Jaarbeurshallen in Utrecht, The Netherlands from October 16 until October
22
For 7 days, I will be displaying 5 MOCs there, 4 of which will be my own designs and 1 MOC by another well known MOC-designer.
So if you want to see my models in action and/or want to meet me in person,
this
is your chance.
Further info about Lego World and tickets at: www.legoworld.nl
See you there !
Instructions for Sheepo´s VW Beetle type 1
September 2014
For the past months I´ve been working together with Sheepo (Fernando Benavides) to make the instructions for his amazing VW Beetle Type 1 ‘67.
And now the instructions for RC-version are finished. Instructions for a Manual version will follow soon.
The instructions consist of 553 pages, the model counts 3355 parts. The model has a removable bodywork, realistic suspension and remote controlled 4+N+R gearbox
You can buy instructions at www.sheepo.es
More info on this creation here
Link Belt 250 X 3 Excavator - “Sbrick-version”
October 2014
For Lego World 2014 I was asked to demonstrate the new Sbrick. So I converted my new Link Belt PF-excavator into the Sbrick-version. Now it can be operated through a smartphone, or an iPod (as in my case). It also allows to controll the speed of the motors, giving very precise controll over the digging functions.
More info on Sbrick at www.sbrick.com
I’ve compiled a small video. Filming was done by Mahjqa at Lego World 2014.
Full building instructions for this awesome MOC are now available for download. Go to the Instructions-page to get them.
Click the image to see Madoca’s Youtube-video and go here for a complete build-review or here for full-resolution pictures
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Building instructions for the Link Belt are ready. Both PF-version and Sbrick-version are included. Go to the instructions-page to get them.