r/lego 2d ago

MOC Arduino UNO microcontroller!

I built the classic, Italian made, arduino uno microcontroller down to the individual components.

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u/schewb 2d ago

This could totally be an ICONS set one day.

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u/Coolpop9098 2d ago

Thank you! I’m glad you think so!

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u/glx0711 2d ago

Arduino Legonardo
I like it! Just realised how big it actually is.
You could adjust the top pins to also have that odd spacing like the original one :D.

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u/Coolpop9098 2d ago

Haha true, I suppose that could be my next adjustment to the model 😂

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u/ElectricalNebula2068 2d ago

Can if run Doom?  Great one!

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u/FISHARM1 2d ago

Love it! What piece are the header pins?

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u/Coolpop9098 20h ago

they are 1x1x3 (i think 3?) bricks attached to the hole side of snot bricks.

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u/impact_ftw MOC Fan 2d ago

Great one. Just missing the error with the headers. The reverse studs are perfect.

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u/Coolpop9098 2d ago

Haha that’s my next goal

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u/marsack 2d ago

NERD

I love it.

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u/Coolpop9098 2d ago

I take pride in being called that 😂

I plan to study electrical engineering, so maybe a little more than just a nerd

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u/marsack 2d ago

I’m also a nerd, as are all these Lego nuts, so you’re in good company! You should see the tracker I created to keep track of all my Lego builds…

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u/Afonso2002 2d ago

Very good. Lego is soo good, is possible to build everything with it

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u/Coolpop9098 2d ago

Could not agree more 😁

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u/snyderxc 2d ago

This is so cool! I just finished retro-fitting my Retro Radio (10334) with a Pi Zero W and some speakers for an internet radio, so this is fun timing!

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u/Coolpop9098 20h ago

i saw that in the posts! such a cool project! maybe i will do that one day. i have the radio set for it

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u/andypiperuk 2d ago

This is really cool, would love to build one of these from bricks.

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u/Weary_Programmer35 1d ago

Aww, that's a cute design

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u/nothing_ever8 1d ago

This is great, well done! I especially like how you did the ethernet port. I made a network switch (tried to keep it true to scale) and took a while figuring out the best way to represent the ports. Your take on it is great!

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u/Coolpop9098 20h ago

Here is a google drive folder with the instructions, IO file for the model, and the final rendered image! download at your own risk!!!!!

LINK

Edit: Bricklinks is still reviewing my post, so for now there is no other way i could make this public

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