Aller à : , Lego Creator est une gamme du jouet Lego basé sur la construction et traitant de plusieurs catégories : les robots, les maisons (se rapprochant de Lego City), les petits véhicules (se rapprochant de Lego Racer) et grands véhicules (se rapprochant de Lego Technic), des animaux petits et grands. La complexité du modèle dépend de l’échelle du modèle, les petits utilisent des briques basiques mais les grands utilisent des briques complexes. Depuis 2006, la plupart des modèles sont « 3 en 1 », ils comportent la notice et les pièces pour construire trois modèles différents. En 2007, dans le sous-thème Exclusivités, est sorti un bâtiment modulaire qui est un bâtiment ayant des minifig, ils sont très détaillés et utilisent des techniques très avancées. Avant Lego Creator, il y avait un autre thème qui lui aussi utilisait des techniques très avancées avec les briques de l'époque ; il n'avait pas de nom officiel mais il a, après son arrêt, été appelé Lego sculptures.
Ce dernier a eu des sculptures en briques et des reproductions d'avions et de bateaux. Lego Creator est un thème qui au début était axé sur des minifig 4+ s'appelant Tina et Max, des constructions simples pour enfants et des « Bulk » aussi appelés seaux de briques. En 2003, il y eut des sets avec des techniques de constructions plus réalistes comme un 4×4 du genre Technic en briques. Ces sets plus réalistes s'appelaient jusqu'en 2006 des « designer sets ». C'est le thème Creator qui introduisit le premier calendrier de l'Avent Lego. En 2004 est sorti un sous-thème nommé X-pod qui sont des petites boites avec des briques pour construire un des trois modèles indiqués. Ce sous-thème se termina en 2006. À partir de 2005, le thème ne s'axait plus sur les constructions pour les plus jeunes ni sur les bulks, ils ont été déplacés dans un nouveau thème, brick and more mais s'axait seulement sur le réalisme mais les sets pour enfants continuèrent sous un autre thème : Briques et plus.
En 2006, un sous-thème nommé Exclusivités qui use des techniques très avancées et très détaillées. En 2013, le sous-thème Exclusivités est renommé « Creator Expert ».Sign in to follow this What LEGO set(s) are you piecing together from bulk. , February 14, 2014 Page 1 of 6 Create an account or sign in to comment You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Sign up for a new account in our community. Register a new account Already have an account? Sign in to follow this I am interested in buying a set with motors (etc) with a remote controller. Is there a website that allows to search with this conditions? Official website is pretty bad. Are there any other? One way to get at this is to search Bricklink for sets containing the Power Functions IR Receiver and sets containing the PF IR Receiver V2. As of the time of this answer, it looks like the following sets contain that part and are remote controlled: 4x4 Crawler Exclusive Edition 41999
Red Cargo Train 3677 Additionally, remote control capability was available in special bundled editions of trains normally sold without Power Functions (found by searching for sets that contain the one of the Power Functions Remote Controllers: Emerald Night Collection K10194 Horizon Express Kit 5001925Browse other questions tagged technic remote-control or ask your own question. LEGO Creator é um tema dos brinquedos LEGO. Lançado em 2004, é voltado para a criação livre. A linha visa estimular a imaginação para criar novos modelos. Desse modo, os conjuntos têm mais de uma possibilidade de montagem, normalmente de três a oito, variando de nível mais simples até mais avançado. A linha foi iniciada com baldes e caixas e depois renomeada como "Make and Create", até ao nome atual de "Bricks and More". Está dividida em duas grandes coleções: A designação mais recente, "Bricks and More" é destinada a crianças desde 4 anos e acima, e apenas traz baldes e caixas com vários elementos.
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So, you have how many parameters?The list of parameters looks like:11 of them by my count, if I did not miss any.Now you want to create a a 21x21x21x21x21...x21 set of all combinations of each parameter, so 21^11.Only 353 trillion combinations of all those parameters. Oh, and then you want to use vpasolve on EVERY combination, to solve for t.If that is your goal, then it is patently silly. My guess is that it is not how I should be interpreting your somewhat confusing question.Is this a case where you simply want to fix all those parameters but one, with one single parameter ranging over the entire range provided, then just loop over each parameter range. HINT:Given the wide dynamic range of those parameters, you may want to learn to use logspace instead.I don't see what is your problem. Use linspace/logspace to generate a set of values in the range indicated. Then it is just a loop, with the other parameters held fixed. So what if you write the code more than once? A more creative and clean solution would have you just create the set of all the values in one operation using interpolation, and loop over the solves.