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I don't like it either, but I couldn't make it any shorter because of the u-joints

Thank you! And the wheelbase should actually be like this, almost all live axle 8x8 trucks have it set up like this

After building the Gaz 66 truck, I went for a slightly longer truck, an 8x8. I tried to replicate the Finnish military truck Sisu E11T just because the wheelbase is long enough, the bodywork is definitely not very accurate though. The length of the u-joints would make it very hard to make it shorter with this design. Axles 1 and 2 are pretty much the same as the front axle of the Gaz, but this one uses 4 19L flex axles for leaf springs, because 8 shorter flex axles would not fit. Features 8wd with 1 L motor 4 wheel steering with an M motor 4 leaf sprung live axles Video: Suspension test: LDD file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3uQRNR6UbBWeU5tc0lDU2ZGQTQ/view?usp=sharing

Hello! I have built yet another mini trial truck, this time I tried to replicate the Russian Gaz 66 off road truck: To use the model team tires I had to make it very compact, and as a result I had to use a chain to transfer power to the driveshaft, which I do not like. I used leaf springs (flex axles) in my live axles, which both makes it very compact and gives it tons of suspension flex. 4x4 - M motor Steering - M motor Leaf spring live axles Video:

Yes, it might seem fast building,but the chassis is very similar to my other, slightly bigger truck, so I used very similar technicues. Thnx for building it and telling me what you think! I may also try to make it with a servo, but the gears are problematic, maybe the Sbrick can solve it somehow.

I know it is much lighter than other trucks right now, but I'll try to build the body so light that the motor can handle it

Hi! This is a new chassis I have built, it features: 8 wheel drive by an XL motor 4 wheel steering by an M motor 4 live axles I willl put a winch on it still (any other ideas?). The performance of this thing impressed me a little, because I have only seen 8x8s with 2 XLs or more, so I wasn't sure if it would have enough power. The body will be of the russian Kamaz 6450 truck. I will make an LDD file of this too.

Hi! I have abandoned this particular chassis because of the following problems: 1. power/torque 2. suspension flex in the rear axles 3. weak steering So I have started building a new chassis solving these problems. I haven´t decided if I should use an XL or 2 L motors yet though. Linked rear live axles Rack and pinion steering

Hi! Since I started to play Spintires I have wanted to build the Ural 4320 truck. I just added an extra axle to my mini rock crawler (http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=107051&hl=), to make it fit the proportions almost perfectly. I haven't started building the body yet, which I may need some help with

Here is the LDD file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3uQRNR6UbBWdjlDS29LMDByd28/view?usp=sharing

LDD file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3uQRNR6UbBWSFJYanMyMWZXc2c/view?usp=sharing

Alright, I will do that this afternoon

I think an sbrick could fit in there, but I cant't use it right now. The L motors wire is too short for it to go behind it

Hello! I wanted to build something small and powerfull, and most importantly, without the micromotor. So I built this thing in about 2h, and you can probably see that in the bodywork (I don´t have more red connectors). 2 Link live axles L motor for drive geared 0.36 M motor for steering geared 0.2 Video: If you want I can upload an LDD file, but someone has to tell me how to do that. Maximum articulation The springs keep the axles straight The IR receiver doesn´t fit inside the bodywork

Hello! This is an idea that I haven´t seen before, and wanted to share. It is the 81.6 x 38 balloon tires stretched on the unimog rim. They are 10 studs in diameter and 5 studs wide. The tires will stretch and become unusable on the normal rim after some time!

The snow has finally melted here now, so I made a simple stand for my phone and took a better video (I think) than the last one. I also shortened the body by a stud in the front to improve the looks of it. I have an LDD file, but can I put the file straight into here?

The snow has melted here now and I made a simple stand for my phone and took a better video than the last one (I think). I also shortened the body by one stud in the front, to make it look better

So, here's the video of it: Sadly, I had to use the IR system to be able to film it.

Soon

Thanks! Yes, there is a bit, but it is still perfectly drive-able

-4x4 -Live axles with panhard rods -M motor for steering -L motor for drive (geared 1/5) I wanted to build a truck, that would be as light as possible, but a full pickup body would have weighed it down (I have tried it). So I built half of a pickup without doors, which works very well. I originally wanted to use the smaller tires, but now in winter it performs much better in the snow with the balloon tires. What do you think that looks better? Inspiration:

An L or M motor could probably be used, but getting it compact would be very hard. I haven't figured out how to change the rotation on the android app either, otherwise it's great.

The gears themselves dont slip, but the micromotor pulley slips a lot There's no way you can fit a differential in there...

A small 4x4 chassis with live axles. L motor for drive (geared 12:20) and micromotor for steering. I haven´t been able to make an ok body design, so that is why there isn´t one