damirnis

This looks great, Are you using metal axle as well, or just the liftarm from metal parts? I have done some reverse engineering and made a similar model. If I ever plan to share it I will ask for your approval as it is very similar. Will share it here when I get a chance, but so far all great and only need to get the small screws to stop the wheels from falling off.

Thank you very much I'll post the change once I get the new hubs. And hope to see the new model on rebrickable.

Hello, how are you? I haven't been building anything since I was 14, which was a long time ago. I only recently rediscovered Lego as I have a 5-year-old, so it's a great learning tool. The builds you do are amazing and thank you for sharing the experience. Your Greyhound made me think I could make something similar, and the goal is to make it as compact as possible, so thank you for your creations. But I have one question. I am using Zetros Hubs, and with BuWizz hubs and motors, I had my wheel fall off a couple of times, so I wanted to see how it is with Audi ones and also the black Ferarri rims,

Thank you very much for the reply, This helped and it works fairly good, doesn't have a good center back but it works for what I need it to do, If it is only a short time, find a 5V charger and leave it on charge overnight. If it doesn't switch on, you will need a new battery. Luckily, my unit was under warranty, so they sent me a new one. But thank you for this amazing app. I know how hard it is to set time on personal projects. If you have a PayPal support link, maybe share it so we as a community can contribute. Thank you again

Hello all, It is my first time here. I created a nice 4x4 moc and wanted to use a PU L motor as a servo with BuWizz 3.0. I am unsure if it was discussed before, but I will look at the thread later. Just in case someone has more info on hand, please assist. Everything connects, but when I try to select Servo for the PU L motor, there is no calibration; it is grayed out. I have attached images of what I can see. Thank you for the support