Technix

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i reckon, technic axles for torsion bars are still too stiff for the weight a lego tank can have.

can you build a fully mechanical sequential gearbox? i'm thinking of making one, but still pondering how to do the sequential part mechanically.

isn't the GP Racer item# 42000? 42009 is the crane on your avatar :)

it's kinda wishful thinking, but i hope TLG shows us some love too here in the Philippines :(

the love bus!

very nice :)

yeah, they could at least move it further down by another stud as there is still some space at the bottom. is lego not moving to using lipos for its model? it's lighter, and its power/capacity-size ratio is even greater. prices are not that expensive imo.

lipo is our best option. days of ni-cd and ni-mh are long gone.

These were old batteries that i found lying around the house last night. I'll compare them with my Eneloops when i get to charge them :)

awesome!

I just completed my 42009, and noticed a potential problem with the battery box. One side of the box has the batteries tucked all the way into the corner. and while you can pry it out with a pen or something that could slip on the spaces on the terminal end, here is what i've done which is simpler and more neat than prying it out every time. PROBLEM: SOLUTION:

I just completed mine a few hours ago.. and man.. it is massive! :)) It's even bigger than my 1/8 buggy in some respect (pls see pics) the build was fun, and being around legos after so many years is so satisfying. :) I've included my RC cars for size comparison (on-road race car = 1/10; off-Road Buggy = 1/8)

make it top and rear heavy, as well as high CoG like the Tamiya Wild Willy.

nice! Btw, here's a screenshot of the E100 from a game I play :)