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Downloadable construction guide: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-141666/dokludi/lego-technic-42099-b-modell-buggy-evo-20/#details

Building instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-137462/dokludi/lego-technic-42099-c-modell-jcb-fastrak/#details

Downloadable building instruction (EVO 2 fixed version): https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-135999/dokludi/lego-technic-42077-c-modell-the-ex-worker/#details

Several people indicated that the link to the building guide does not work, so I uploaded it to the Rebrickable site. Link: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-120842/dokludi/lego-technic-42039-d-modell-cabriolet-winter-killer/#details

Several people indicated that the link to the building guide does not work, so I uploaded it to the Rebrickable site. Link: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-120746/dokludi/lego-technic-42039-c-modell-race-truck-the-beast/#details

Sorry. In recent years I have not been very active in the world of Lego construction. I will try to build more often after that. Regarding the description, I uploaded it to the Rebrickable page. Link: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-120850/dokludi/lego-technic-42039-e-modell-sport-car-the-spawn/#details Hi. Thank you for your inquiry regarding the construction guide. I have provided a link if it is still valid.

Hello!! I finished with my next second variation from the 42099 kit. It was finished in two afternoons. The big wheels on the kit limit the options enough, but I still have a few ideas. This model became a tractor with all-wheel drive and front-wheel steering. As far as I could, I took the gear as quickly as possible but it was still below my previous variation. It doesn't have many functions. Only the rear "boot" can be opened for quick battery replacement. Hope you enjoy it. VIDEO: [media] I'm still not comfortable with the factory control software. Unfortunately, the Sbrick - Brickcontroller pair is still much better (Thanks again to the Hungarian guys !!!). Until it goes with the required engine and setup, it won't really be acceptable to me. However, it is perfect for the factory model. Building instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-137462/dokludi/lego-technic-42099-c-modell-jcb-fastrak/#details

My current new build was built using Lego 42099 kit elements. No external parts were used. Properties: - independent first suspension - solid axle rear suspension - full RC - 2 new XL motors drive the rear wheels with the fastest gear ratio - 1 new L motor is responsible for steering - Negative tilt front wheels (with half stud wider on the lower link arms ) - The building guide is not yet available, but a new variant is in my head. [video] I fixed some bugs. The version number is now EVO 2.0. The video also features the old Evo 1.0. Changes: - reinforced chassis - modified steering gear - relocated battery box - modified caste Downloadable construction guide: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-141666/dokludi/lego-technic-42099-b-modell-buggy-evo-20/#details Pictures:

Really very interesting car. He also caught him. The first spoiler is not able to spring better. At the demolition of the car, I take pictures of the gearbox. Thanks. I uploaded pictures of them.

As a model of my Lego car, Kyle Scaife (Mustangkyle) served the Ford Mustang 1967. The special feature of this car is its extremely widebody and is based on a c5 corvette drivedrain. I tried to copy them with lego. I hope you like it. Some pictures of the original car: Properties: - Steering wheel front wheel - V8 engine - 4 speed gearbox - Rear wheel drive with differential - Removable roof - Full rollcage - Pushrod suspension front and rear - American and Hungarian flags as an extra More pictures at: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=577885 VIDEO: [media]

My latest building was modeled on the legendary Russian military rocket carrier Zil-135. I tried the best to copy the original. My model: Sizes: - Length: 83cm (104 studs) - Width: 28cm (35 studs) - Height: 31cm (39 studs) - Weight: 5 kg Properties: - Drive: 2 "XL" motors - Steering: 2 Servomotors - Rocket launcher raising: 1 "M" motor - Crane rotation: 1 "M" motor - Lifting crane with 1 "L" motor - Moving rope: 1 "L" motor - Control: 2 Sbricks + Brickcontrollers 2 software by István Murvai + PS4 Controller - 2 Battery Boxes - 2 Working fake V8 engines Manual Functions: - Opening doors and boxes - Working steering wheel - Manual outriggers - Openable windshield blanket - Working rope drum with rotator - Opening bonnets - Spring suspensions A detail of the chassis: Inside the cab Windshield protection at rocket launch: The motors and their cooling : The Monster's Stomach: Finally, the video: [media] I hope you will like it.

Thanks. I will soon prepare my building guide. But still a small azure blue American compilation.

A little tuning. 10265 Mustang wheels and 42093 rubber. Narrow gauge and negative slope.

Thank you very much Guys !! I'm glad you like it. If I have some free time I will prepare a construction guide. I_Igor: Yes, I had a bigger miss (Dark Age 2) but I will try to build more in the future.

After a long miss, I come back with an alternative model (I haven't built a similar one since the three alternatives to 42039).After opening the 42077 kit, I started to build it right away. Later I can create a building guide. Functions: - Independent front and rear suspension - V6 engine driven from rear wheels - Opening doors - HOG steering - Push Rod Rear Suspension - Special, negative tilt wheel front suspension Video: [media] Downloadable building instruction: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-135999/dokludi/lego-technic-42077-c-modell-the-ex-worker/#details I hope you will like it!!

Very nice Lamborghini replica. The lights are great! Congratulations to.

I dismantled the Alfa Romeo and thought I counted how many pieces I used during my construction. Some interesting things: - Part number: 3705 - From this: - Black Pin 839 - Blue Pin (3 studs long) 289 - 18654 1L Round Con. 35 - 32526 Big L Liftarm 58 - 32140 Small L Liftarm 69 - 15100 93 - axles (all) 281 - 64178 & 64179 & 14720 28 - Technic panels (all) 151 After all, I was surprised by the numbers.

I did not really copy the factory bonnet exactly. But building always requires compromises. I would not build it because I would slowly dismantle the car and build my next car. Thank you for your comment. I've shared pictures in my first post. More pictures in my brickshelf library (if they make it public).

Thank you everyone!! Most really large size I managed to build it up but I was able to build all details into it so only what I planned. May everyone calm down. What I'm building now will be even bigger.

I built the famous Alfa Romeo 155 V6 TI DTM racing car from Lego parts. Some technical details about it: Sizes: - Weight: 3155 gr - Length: 68 cm (84 studs) - Width: 23 cm (29 studs) - Height: 17 cm (22 studs) Part number: 3705 Technical parameters: - No PF - All-wheel drive with 3 differentials - Spring front and rear suspension - Front wheels with steering wheel - Open doors and removable hood and trunk - V6 engine - 4-speed sequential gearbox (Attica gearbox but modified) - Modified version of Didumos69 padle shifter and 90 ° limiter - Full rollbar in the cabin - Hand operated pneumatic car lifting device - Visual generator (with belt drive) at the rear seat - Italian-Hungarian painting on the top of the car Pictures: More Pictures: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=574970

Unfortunately I'm not on vacation. I have to work. I had one year out of construction. I broke my second dark age with Lada. Now I want to build my own Moc.

Thanks. It is a great pleasure for me that many people have a good opinion about Lada. I tried to build it in detail so that it resembles the original. Unfortunately, Lego does not produce any color elements that are used by the real car. Thanks. I'm so honored by You for writing to me. I'm glad you won your liking.

Thank you for everyone. I'm glad you like it. Thanks. The rim: 8466 Set, Power Puller wheel. The tire: 42000 F1. Thanks All!!!! Thanks. I've already built a red one earlier. But I think there will be an improved version of it later on. No problem with them. They can handle the load very well. There was enough of the weaker gray shock absorber.

My new build was modeled on an existing car in the video below. I hope you get your liking. [media] [media] My Lego Version: Properties: - open doors, detachable hood - elaborate interior and exterior - 2 PF L motors for the drive, 1 servo motor for steering - remote control with 1 SBRICK - spring suspension, frontal swingarm, rear rigid slim lap spring - 4-speed manual gearbox (Attika rearrangement only for rear wheel drive) - actuating valve movement - special front suspension (the lower swingarm is longer than half a stud) - opening tank cover - hydraulic handbrake imitation - foldable ramp and chains for motorcycle transport - construction time is 2 weeks More pictures here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=574152 Video: [media]

Soon I will make a small photo comparison between the factory 42070 kit and my february replica.