Hey all,

So this is offically my first MOC since coming out of the "Dark Ages" :p

ALOT of refining can be done, and its not my best MOC ever but i think its pretty cool. First time every using Power Functions in a MOC.

 

So here she is, A mega dozer.

Features include a single sBrick with 2 XL motors and 2 M motors as well as 2 lights and 4 LA's and 8 soft suspensions. I will post a video in the next few days with the movements etc. 90% of the non-PF parts are from 42055 as thats the majority of my parts on hand.

suspension is all independant based on a pair of verticle wheels. It can be refined and strengthened but works well.

The front and rear both raise and lower and a XL motor drives each track, so with the sBrick turning and driving is awesome.

Here are some pics :

Access Ladder down

Suspension :

Easy battery access and removal :

Flat 12 cylinder engine:

Fronty lowered :

Rear down :

Edited February 2, 20178 yr by Systemtech

Welcome back from your dark ages! Great model, would be nice to see a video of it in action! :)

Huge fun) I really like this model, it must weight a lot and it looks as some awesome massive machine. Minifig doing it's job)

Great dozer  .

I really love the sheer size of this thing!!! Excellent alternate model...well done!

Awesome model 

Thanks all,

I would put it at a pretty decent weight. Definitely on the heavier end of the scale that's for sure but with the gearing and a motor per track, she powers on very very well.

but the power contained is quite potent. Lowering the front and rear can lift the entire model off the ground. Just. haha

it's  42055 transformed into 8275!

well done!

If you're new to studless building.. you've done very well!

Nice! Where did the rest of the pieces come from? You incorporated the BWE stickered pieces quite nicely, they look pretty natural.

I find it to bulky, but it's a nice try. The functions look alright though.

Well done. She is definitely a beast of a dozer. I too would love to see it in action. It may be square but it works just right and I love the overkill on the arms for the blade and ripper. Your off to a great start. Looking forward to more of your mocs.

this is one huge hulk of a dozer. well done!!