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[MOC] wider/longer 75899 LaFerrari
My first MOC in a long time, based on set 75899: The result: Suggestions / feedback is always welcome! More pics and future mocs can be found on my website: http://ndrmini.com/p...-laferrari-moc/
- [MOC] Douaumont Ossuary
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3nslav3 started following MOC Highway speedster (GT mod) , MOC / MOD / WIP Negotiator and MOC: Supercharged Camaro
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MOC / MOD / WIP Negotiator
This is basicly a combination of a milenium falcon cockpit, a sith fury, a lot of weapons and my imagination (this isn't star wars anymore :P ) Sith Fury: I didn't like the cockpit of the sith fury but I looove the shape of the wings..... it looks sooo evil :P so I used that as a starting point and even kept most of the wings original Milenium falcon: bought it dirt cheap for parts and the cockpit, been looking at a lot of sets that had the right cocpit just can't get enough of building things that I wasn't capable of when i was a kid the pilot: (made him look as evil as possible) the ship: (interior is still a work in progress) -foldable wings -lots of firepower -foldable landing gear there is room for 4 minifigs or 2 minifigs and cargo 3 compartiments: -place for the pilot -place for a gunner -place for 2 minifigs or cargo in the back pics of the inside will come soon, those are still a WIP Added some extra engines ;) + view on the cargobay door I'm still trying to figure out what to do with the baseplate to display the ship so ideas are always welcome Thanks for watching so far ;)
- MOC: Supercharged Camaro
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MOC Highway speedster (GT mod)
Thanks a lot! to lower the floor you'll need to remove the 2 blue long technic beams (chassis) and replace that with 4 4stud (3hole) ones or something else you come up with to put the axles trough. that allows you to make a new floor very low in the car I cleaned up the bottom using white plates with a black plate on top to keep it in 1 piece and act as a black floor inside the car, should be a very easy mod but you'll need some spares to mount everything back together underneath: (1 big white plate should even be better) and the doors still open ;)
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MOC Highway speedster (GT mod)
Hey guys, I'm a big fan of lego technic (from when i was a kid) and creator (since the last 2 years) really dig the highway speedster (have 2 of them) The original car: (set) the pics come from: http://www.eurobrick...showtopic=78797 and they belong to RUFUS How it started: I've stumbeled upon a video recently in the youtube lego channel about making cars "cool" with flames and all it gave me some inspiration and this is The result: I've lowered the car a little bit and did an attempt to make the body smoother: V8 engine and crome exhaust: new interior: (handbrake and some gauges): wing + lowered the body and gave the back more of a GT racing car look: Minifigs fit without a problem due to the lowered floor (they even fit with the roof on): hope you like it and thanks a lot for watching!
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Connecting Technic cogs to monorail track.
3nslav3 replied to Burf2000's post in a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modelingthe "outer" part of the bearing keeps it in shape I think looks like a good idea, worth trying
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Simple Robotic arm on tracks
3nslav3 replied to 3nslav3's post in a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale ModelingThank you! The arm has no complicated mechanics, the 2 main turnables for the main arm movement are driven by 2 8T gears and 2 worm gears directly from a motor, that means that each turnable has a gear on both sides so the gears don't break while lifting heavy loads and the worm gears are used to make sure the arm doesn't fall down, I've tried to avoid worm gears in an early build but the arm kept falling down under load :( (I've tried friction pins with 8t gears on them but they warn out fast and they don't do much good to batterie life) every other function of the arm is driven directly by motors mounted as close as possible to the function (to avoid the usage of gears as much as possible => keeping it simple) the arm is controlled by standard lego IR remotes, no programming is involved, I'm very happy with the results so far, the arm is light, fast and it's a lot of fun to lift things up and move things around next step will be dressing up with some yellow panels when I have the time
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A technical exercise
3nslav3 replied to Smrgol's post in a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale ModelingI think that your creation is turning into a piece of art lol I've never seen anything like it
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Simple Robotic arm on tracks
3nslav3 replied to 3nslav3's post in a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modelingyes it looses grip indeed when I rotate the gripper, but I'm not planning to change it because of the length and the weight of the wrist, I would like to keep it "flexible" do you have pics or vids of that robot? It's not that fast anymore :( , I had to use worm gears to make the arm able to lift heavy loads without falling down, I tried friction pins with gears to keep the arm up at first but the friction pins warn out very fast here is a video of the arm lifting some things: you will notice at about halfway the video that the wrist with linear actuators can be very precise http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYKRJbq6dMU&hd=1 Enjoy and Thanks for watching
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Simple Robotic arm on tracks
3nslav3 replied to 3nslav3's post in a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modelingyes I did, it's able to lift those big unimog wheels i'll be adding rubbers to the claw later (maybe a different claw)
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Simple Robotic arm on tracks
3nslav3 replied to 3nslav3's post in a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale ModelingThank you all for the reply's!!! here is a short video of the movement of the arm (because you asked for it ) (I did not rotate the base of the robot due to a lack of an IR channel) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd2rnb9XtQs
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Simple Robotic arm on tracks
Hi all, This is something I started working on this morning: My idea for this moc came from these kinds of robots: the most important thing I wanted to recreate is the wrist at the end of the robot arm (turning, bending verticaly and horizontaly) for the rest of the arm I used turnables instead of linear actuators (just like the real thing except for the wrist) main specs: 5 medium pf motors 3 xl motors (2 for propulsion) 4 turnables 3 batterie boxes (counterweight and power) 4 IR receivers what is important for me in this moc: -the wrist -speed of the arm!!! -tracks for fun -not to much wobbling -simple!!! (no complicated mechanics) this is still an early work in progress, the arm is able to move now, I still have to make it more solid so the arm will be able to lift things up I'll keep you guys informed of my progress Thank you very much for watching update: 9-1-2012 movement video (I did not rotate the base of the robot due to a lack of an IR channel ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd2rnb9XtQs update: 11-1-2012 -got rid of the lowest turnable due to the "wobble" and the lack of a 9th IR chan -replaced the gears with worm gears New video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYKRJbq6dMU&hd=1
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Enough "lift" for helicopter flight
3nslav3 replied to trekman's post in a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale ModelingI don't think that will work, the air is probably to thin at such high altitude (i'm not an expert tho but it seems logical) unless you to to such high altitudes and fly the lego model in a compressed air tank
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STOLEN from Crowkillers & AndreaGrazi
3nslav3 replied to DLuders's post in a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale ModelingI think he means his "This is a Limited Edition Custom Red Model." different color = more $$ lol at least he could give some credit and mention that he changed the colors of the original creation ...
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