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I like the front and cabin, but you should use a twin wheels on rear axles and I don't like the rear mudguards. I think that a 1 XL motor will be sufficient for drive. Last think, a bath should be a bigger. Generally, good job

Looks really good. I'm waiting for more progres

Woww! That's crazy! :O

Gallery with photos of chassis

Thanks :)

Yes, older cars were simpler...

Hi Everyone. Today I want to show you a my technic version of legendary car, a VW Golf GTI MkI. Dimensions: -Lenght: 43,5cm -Width: 18cm -Height: 16cm -Weight: 2120g Functions: -Drive (XL motor) -Steering (ServoMotor) -Full suspension (Front- MCPherson/ Rear- twist bean axle) -Fake 4 cylinders engine -Openable door, hood and rear trunk -Working steering wheel -Front "Angel Eyes" LED ligths -Adjustable front seats It has a deatiled engine and interior. BatteryBox and IR receiver are in trunk. It moving fast enought and steering well. You can adjust front seats and open passanger's glove compartment. A suspension workin good but front springs are little too soft. It's all from me. Im waiting for your comments :) FULL GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157681690383841

Hi Guys. It's my newest MOC, a motorised mini all terrain vehicle Dimensions: -Lenght: 23cm -Height: 14cm -Width; 11cm -Weight: 625g It's a simple vehicle with all wheel drive and cradle suspension. It's driven by 2 M motors, each one for a one axle with 1:16 ratio. For steering is M motor with 1:24 ratio. A vehicle moving slow but it have a lot of power to riding on the hills. I think it looks like a old truck or maybe Unimog? That's all, I'm waiting for your comments :) FULL GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157680058172453

Thanks all for commnets

HitFilm Express 4

Hi Everyone. It's my newest MOC a motorised tracked vehicle. Dimensions; -Lenght; 24cm -Width: 13,5cm -Height: 13cm -Weight: 675g I built it one day. it's very simple. It doesn't have a suspension. it's propeled by 2M motors, a one for each track. Ratio 1:1. A speed is good and it riding gd on a small hills. I'm waiting for yours comments. FULL GALERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157679568799704

I'm using a HitFilm 4 Express for my movies. It's a very good program but it's not simply to use.

Nice model with good speed, but I think the wheels are too small or a body is too big.

The first time I did photo on the coach

You mean a building instruction?

It's not a Volvo bucket

Hi Everyone. Today I want to show You my latest MOC, a mini tracked loader. Dimensions: -Length: 34cm -Width: 15cm -Height: 18cm -Weight: 1350g Motors: - 2 M motors with ratio 1:8, one per each track -1 XL motor for lifting/ lowering a arm -1 M motor for operating a bucket The arm is lifting/ lowering by 2 big linear actuators and propeled by XL motor with 1:1 ratio. I think a arm is moving little too slow. A bucket is operated by 2 small linear actuators and propeled by M motor with 1:1.6 ratio. A t the beginning I wanted to build my own bucket but i decided to install a original Lego bucket. A battery box is placed in the rear of loader to can it easy replace. All model tilts little to back becaouse a most of weight is on the rear. Model has a openable cabin door and driver seat. PHOTOS GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157678581302751

More photos of rear axle mechanism: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/damianple/FlatbedTruck/20170131_135825.jpg http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/damianple/FlatbedTruck/20170131_135838.jpg http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/damianple/FlatbedTruck/20170131_135948.jpg http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/damianple/FlatbedTruck/20170131_140219.jpg

Thanks all for comments :D I try to share a photos of rear axle soon.

Hi Everyone. Today I want to show you my flatbed truck with a gantry. Dimensions: -Length: 41cm -Width: 12cm -Height: 14,5cm -Weight: 1420g A truck has propeled by 1 XL motor with 1:1.4 ratio. First and 3rd axle is steered by Servo motor. Additionally a 3rd axle is lifted by M motor with 1;8 ratio. The working way is simple, a axle with a gearwheel is mounted pernamently and is working all time, but the rack is lifted with a wheels whereby there is no connection between rack and gearwheel, Additionally a wheels are blocked by the wheel arches. The gantry is only a addition for a truck so I don't post so much. A trole on top is propeled by 2 M motors. In the trole is a selektor behind a drive or lowering/ lifting a hook. A truck drives good. A cabin has a openable door and datails in interior. I'm waiting for your comments. FULL GALLERY:https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157679580360195

This is a video with my truck on a snow :D

Hi Everyone. This is my newest MOC, a trial tuck. It's my first trial truck ever. Dimensions: -Lenght: 37cm -Width: 18cm -Height: 22cm -Weight: 1250g It has a 1 XL motor for drive with 1:8,3 ratio. For steering serves a M motor with 1:5 ratio. I didn't use a diffeentials for more powerfull. It has a full suspension. live axles with 1 grey shock absorber per wheel. In cabin you can find a seat driver and non, working steering wheel. Brickshelf Gallery: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=567545 Flickr Gallery (High resolution): https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157674836436893 Ok, I look forward to your opinions.

No, it doesn't have a suspension. Not enought space for it.

Hi Everyone. Today I show you my new MOC, a snow plow. Dimensions: -Lenght: 50cm -Width: 18cm -Height: 21cm -Weight: 2150g Motors: -1 XL for drive -Servo for steering -1 M for lifting/ lowering a plow -1 M for rotate a plow -1 M for propel a gritter I decided to fight with a snow on roads, of course with my snow plow. Starting from the front. Operating the plow is done with 2 small actuators, one for the lifting/ lowering a plow and one for rotate a plow. Range trading for left is smaller than for right. For a ploper of a each function serves one by one M motor. In the cabin appearance you can find a similarity to MAN's trucks. It has a openable door and details in interior. Of course you can tilt it. Under the cabin is a fake V6 engine. Behind the cabin is a BaterryBox which can a easy replace. A gritter working fine. For a stuff I use a half bushes. For the gritter propel serves a M motor placed in the tank. A gritter is not switched from a IR remote but from IR switch placed on the right side of truck. Principle of operation is based on toothgear z36 and technic disc 3x3. For the ruck propel serves a Xl motor with 1:2.3 ratio. A model moving really good. Ok, it not fast, but it doesn' t be. On the front they are a lights placed on plow. Ok, it's all from my side, I'm waiting for your comments. Brickshelf gallery: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=567210 Flickr gallery: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157673501404724

Hi Everyone. Today I want to show You my new MOC, a trike or threewheel bike. Technical data: -Length: 35cm -Width: 20cm -Height: 16.5 cm -Weight: 850g -Drive: XL motor -Steering: ServoMotor Vehicle was created very fast, as in the one day, but I'm satisfied the effect. Model has a full suspension, rear is independent. A V2 engine dummy in the rear. The front fork is from a 8051-B set, is a perfect for my model. A bike driving good, I don't have any reservation. For propulsion is a Xl motor with 2.24:1 ratio. A location for IR receiver forced on me to build this ugly box behind the driver seat. Please, don't aks me for this two hoops with chains, beacouse I don't know answer... :) It's all from my side, I'm waiting for You comments :) BrickShelf Gallery; http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=566865 Flickr; https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157674985824481