The primary objective of building a new pneumatic drill was to test new design ideas in real conditions, in particular electronic system control room and sowing coulter pressure. Experimental design of the drill should allow checking many variants of design solutions and ensure the greatest possible flexibility and susceptibility to change. In the initial phases of the work the authors proposed several competing design variants for which three dimensional computer models were created. The seed has a modular design which can identify the following structural units: main frame, seed containers, folding for transport-segment drill coulter beam, grain feeders, pneumatic transport system and the distribution of seeds from the main blower system, electronic control and measuring the number of sown seeds and the pneumatic coulter pressure system.