Mrosik Posted October 10, 2015 Posted October 10, 2015 Hello, I would like to present Mercedesa Arocs built for Lugpol competition ("Bulid own Mercedes Arocs with 42043 cabin"): Mercedes Arocs by Mateusz R, on Flickr The model was built during 2 months - as for my building and level of complexity it is really quite fast. The model parameters (for those who do not like reading): - Electricity: 1 BBox, 1 PF Servo, 1 PF L, - Weight: 2,5kg, - Dimensions: 53 x 17 x 27 cm (lengt x width x height) Mercedes Arocs by Mateusz R, on FlickrMercedes Arocs by Mateusz R, on Flickr The model functions (for those who do not like reading): 1) controlled by PF Servo: - turning of 1st and 3rd axle, 2) controlled by PF L: - propulsion, - hook lift, - crane rotation, - stabilisers, - height of 3rd axle, - bottom crane arm, - middle crane arm, - upper crane arm, - rope, - R4 engine. 3) controlled manually: - switchgear box, - propulsion clutch, - switch between hook lift and tipper, - container doors, - cabin, - cabin doors. collage by Mateusz R, on Flickr collage2 by Mateusz R, on Flickr collage3 by Mateusz R, on Flickr The model description (for those who like reading): From some time I would like to build truck with configuration 6x2x4 with hook lift and crane equipment. Additionally, I would to have all functions controlled by switchgear box and propulled by one PF XL engine. During the model construction has occurred that PF XL was to big and has to be replaced by something else. I choose PF L - copes, but sometimes lack of power is visible. It is the first time that I use PF servo. In general I'm content, but delays of signal transfer are visible (especially when batteries are weak). Mercedes Arocs by Mateusz R, on FlickrMercedes Arocs by Mateusz R, on Flickr The model is one, big swichgear box. Everything is tight built. In general I'm glad of the model. Especially from the crane - I managed to make him fully controlled by PF L. Only disturbs wrongly selected rope - stratifies and stretches. The model has the big number of gears - I used all my supplies of z12 and z 16. 32 by Mateusz R, on FlickrMercedes Arocs by Mateusz R, on Flickr About the future of the model. For sure I will build trailer. I'm thinking about rebuilding it to model team. But for some time, because now I need take up another topics (non-Lego). Galery: Flickr BS Thank you for watching. Feel free to comment. Quote
Zerobricks Posted October 10, 2015 Posted October 10, 2015 An arm and a hook-lift! Amazing, could be an official vesion too. Video? Quote
MaxSupercars Posted October 10, 2015 Posted October 10, 2015 Very nice fully functional truck! I was missing mods of Arocs but now it will be compensated finally... Good work... Max... Quote
Mrosik Posted October 10, 2015 Author Posted October 10, 2015 An arm and a hook-lift! Amazing, could be an official vesion too. Video? Quote
jono rocky Posted October 10, 2015 Posted October 10, 2015 This truck is really cool. Incorporating the hooklift into it adds a whole new dimension of play-ability. An awesome truck and I hope you win it with it. Quote
Kman860 Posted October 11, 2015 Posted October 11, 2015 This is amazing and deserves to win. P.S. 100th comment for me :) Quote
Kman860 Posted October 11, 2015 Posted October 11, 2015 I would also love it if you made instructions at some point :) Quote
2LegoOrNot2Lego... Posted October 11, 2015 Posted October 11, 2015 Very nice build, really good design and nice functions! Is the hook lift sturdy enough? Quote
radar92 Posted October 11, 2015 Posted October 11, 2015 Wow thats awsome. I really love the the hook lift Quote
Mrosik Posted October 11, 2015 Author Posted October 11, 2015 This truck is really cool. Incorporating the hooklift into it adds a whole new dimension of play-ability. An awesome truck and I hope you win it with it. This is amazing and deserves to win. P.S. 100th comment for me :) My competitors had better ideas. Here you can see all models reported to the competition. The competition was won by Silent Eagle Flight Simulator. I would also love it if you made instructions at some point :) I have limited time for my hobby, thus I'm not able to prepare instructions:) Is the hook lift sturdy enough? Yes it is, although the container isn't light. Quote
Awaken_M1nd Posted October 11, 2015 Posted October 11, 2015 Outstanding! I've folowed the work progress on Flickr. Quote
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