jono rocky

I'm lost for words, He was an amazing builder and person. My respect and condolences to his family and friends.

I have finished my mods to the Bugatti. With thanks to pimp my Bugatti for the gearbox, front suspension and Hog. Ive added Working door handles, openable glove box, rear brake light, higher mounted shifter with foot pedals and + gears on the right side, gear selected display next to the shifter (using the sticker numbers on the sheet), 7th gear limiter 7-1 1-7 as the real cars 7 speeds, 45deg rear calipers and lastly a working rear spoiler brake. The spoiler brake can be activated by either pushing a axle on the dash down, pushing the brake pedal or manually at the back left with the key (where the raising of the spoiler use to be). Move the manual raising of the spoiler to the right side. the brake does not affect the spoiler when its in the down position. I left gravity to do the work for the brake part of the spoiler to fall down as when being played with, the spoiler brake lifts and falls with fast sudden stops (a request from my middle son). lxf file here of the mods used above. http://vimeo.com/291827046 A link to the video, sorry cant seem to get it ti work.

Wow, Its simply a masterpiece.

Wow, this should be an official C model, can't wait to build it.

Huge..uni..kitty..I agree the train accelerates pretty fast. would you show pics of your mods, my son would love to try it.

Its simply amazing that they did this. Would be good to see all those transparent pieces be available to the public. I wonder if it was just as a scary type of drive for the test driver as the real car is going flat out? I would be thinking hmm no suspension and held together by pins, one bump in the road and......

Another interesting build. Cant wait to see more.

Wow. This is perfect. the level of attention right down to the rocking sign and one way gate. Hats off to you, I love it.

You've done an amazing job, it aint what I would call rough so now I'm interested to see what you create as good. Its complex but simple. Keep it up.

Absolutely agree with you. Another great model. 4 buggy motors sure seem to do the trick.

Looks and works just like the real thing. would also love to see it pick something up or say put a panel on a Lego car.

This is a masterpiece. You really captured the whole car and is on my must have list.

I have done something similar also, including adding foot peddles. I moved the shifting mechanism up about 3 studs for the brake peddle to activate the rear air brake (almost finished it). The lxf file is here and replaces steps 343-360.

Not sure if its been done yet but Ive done a rather simple HOG for this car. Here is the link to my Bricksafe folder to the lxf. files. Changed steps 364-373, step 736, steps 725-729, step 376.

Brilliant D model. Looks like it needs buggy motors and go tear up some snow. Well done.

You just put my 9yr old in a good mood for the mourning before he went to school, he couldnt stop laughing. Thanks mate.

Thanks Didumos69. That is a great mod. Definitely going to put in my one when I get it.

jb70, whats the difference to the bugatti gearbox and this one?

I followed a pic of the Mack with a bullbar. I made the middle bar narrower so you can still see the number plate plus it looked too bulky. I can still see the pics and the link in my previous post but HERE is the link to my brick safe folder. And one last pic of the full customized one cause I forgot to fill the gaps in the bonnet and I've updated the file for it in the folder.

After a long spell and still waiting for my Bugatti to leave the warehouse, I decided to mod the Mack a little and came up with these. All LDD files for each one can be found here on my Bricksafe folder. First up is a bullbar and the redesigned lower front bar to allow the bullbar. The bonnet can still open as normal. Dual rear tires and modified smaller fith wheel Filled hole in bonnet Cleaner exhausts All mods together to look like this Due to the way ldd uses the Brick, Round piece, I couldn't insert the exhausts. I've tried to make each mod interchangeable with the original truck design and made a full modded design with files for LDD.

I'm gobsmaked, youve done it again raising the bar. Well done. Need an "Elenor" version from gone in "60 sec".

The rim part is 56145 and the tyre is 15413. The tube I used is part 25214 but it dosnt fit an axle the whole way in so I removed the axle in the stack to get it to sit underneath. The dual conversion was simple. The steering colum dosnt go so I put a 3L axle in instead of a 4L and lifted the uni joint up half a stud and a bit and that works. The windscreen sides dont fit at all no matter what I tried.

Had a little play around with this truck and I think dual wheels and chrome is better. Its a working progress.

This is a masterpiece, great work on capturing the feel of the machine.

Wow.... well done. The rotors are beautifully executed. I know taking videos are hard and tricky (I'm hopeless at it) but learning to cut out certain parts can go along way to a more easy watch like for example at the start cut out the parts where your hands moves the helicopter in the 360 view so its just the model turned in each view. But in all it really is a great C model and my middle son (12yrs) loves it, his words "coooool, is that a real lego set?" Keep up the great work.