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Completion date: 05/05/2019 scale: 1/7.5 Size: 43 studs / 25 studs / 18 studs Power: 1 x RC/Buggy Motor, 1 ×Servo Motor Power/Control: RC Number of parts: 530 pcs The contest works of the theme contest. 100% Lego parts. So it's a little slower. I hope you will like my work. -
MX bike transporter vehicle moc. A dark green SUV towing trailer with MX bike. Thanks for watching!
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Thinking about rebrick.com BMW motorrad future contest, built something. It doesn't look futurstic. Maybe in future motorbikes also will be the same as now. Just some engine will be different. I would appreaciate soemthing with sound, so it could be still internal combustion engine, but running on some more nature frieendly engine, f.i. H. Model has opposite type 2 cylinder engine, connected to rear wheel with cardan, just like on most BMWs. More images http://bricksafe.com/pages/Jurss/bmw-moto
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[MINI] V2 Motorbike
gsia17 posted a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Hi all. I decided build a motobike for contest because 200 parts enough to do it! Second version of my bike.(First version without suspension here) I inspired by old Lego's motorbikes like 8210 But I did not like the lack of drive, so motorcycle became with a fake engine All photo - https://plus.google....859840203432049 Video review: -
[WIP] Sidecar Racers
Jurss posted a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I want to build motocross sidecar, because we had two latvian guys, who were 5 time world champions - Kristers Serģis and Artis Rasmanis. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristers_Ser%C4%A3is As i don't have cross tyres yet, so i decided to create somthing like this http://www.sidecar.nu/chassis.htm -
Hi there! We'd like to show you our last "work", based in one of our favorite models, the Kaneda's Bike. It's just a revision of the bike built 7 or 8 years ago but, also represents our new way to feel this hobby...we need to extend and to complete the experience. Not only we want/need to play, also we want to explain and show all the details of the process...and pay tribute to the creator of AKIRA, Katsuhiro Ōtomo. The best way we know...a Book! It's rare, we feel that we need more and more...but, at the same time, less and less... ...ummm, well...so-so-sorry!!!, we mean more and more...BRICKSSSS!!!!! We hope you like it: More pictures here: http://www.flickr.co...s/arvobrothers/ Cheers, Arvo
