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The video also shows the engine, which runs on compressed air, being taken all the way up to 1,250 rpm. “What do you mean all the way?” we hear you asking.

Pneumatic engines aren’t something we use every day, but they’re compelling things to see working in practice. [Nico71] built an eye-catching example out of LEGO Technic, and it’s… ...

The LPE, is a sect of Lego modelers who use Lego's workhorse pneumatic piston and valve pieces to assemble functioning engines. Many are built as models of larger engines, but for the most part ...

Using pneumatic cylinders from the LEGO Technic series, [Brick Technology] starts by getting the basics working with a single-cylinder design.

It's not every day you see a remote-controlled Lego car powered by compressed air, but today is absolutely one of those days.

If you're still stuck on that Lego Mindstorm EV3 project, then you might have a tiny inkling of how the folks from the Super Awesome Micro Project feel. They've just pieced together a car with ...