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WORK IN PROGRESS - MOC PROJECTS
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Date: December 2004


INTRODUCTION
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Here is a list of some Lego MOC project I'm currently 
working on or planning to work on.
 
I may drop or add some ideas.

Source of inspiration various. Order not chronological.  
After designing and testing my MOC, I'll document it, 
including pictures, Ldraw Maps, NQC programs and
publish it on Brickshelf.com


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Wages of Fear GMC Truck 6x6
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A minifig replica of the 6x6 GMC from the famous 1953 B&W French
Movie "Wages of Fear" by Henri-Georges Clouzot.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046268/

Truck will be greatly inspired from work of "erichamelijnck"
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/hadieric/GMC/versie1.jpg


Canon-Ball from Jules Verne's "From Earth to the Moon"
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A minifig replica of the Canon-Ball seen in Jule's Verne famous
novell ""From Earth to the Moon". This Canon-Ball brought 
Baltimore Gun Club's President Impey Barbicane, French adventurer
Michel Ardan, and Confederate Captain Nicholl.


Koala Exploration Robot
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A scale Lego replica of K-Team's Koala Robot. www.k-team.com
A robust and modular Lego exploration Robot for research and 
education. Will include rotation sensor for obstacle detection.
Different module such as a Vision Command's Webcam or light
sensor can be installed as a snap.


Great America's Drop Zone
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A minifig scale Drop Zone Stunt Tower from Great America, CA 
automated with an RCX.


SOMFY Blind Model
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The RCX reproduction of a SOMFY Blind Model used at many French 
School to teach automated system. The blind goes down when the 
sun rise, and up at down. It goes up in case of high wind 
during the day.
More info about the model at:

http://www.ac-nancy-metz.fr/enseign/ssi/ressources/systemes/
somfy/somfyPR.htm


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