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What kind of a competition would you like to see?  

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  1. 1. What kind of a competition would you like to see?

    • Purist competition with no third party party parts, Power Functions only, limited amount of drive motors (2XL, 3L, 4M)
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    • Purist competition with no third party party parts, Power Functions only, no drive motor limits
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    • Purist competition with no third party party parts, any Lego motors allowed no drive motor limits
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    • S-brick allowed, no other third party party parts, Power Functions only, limited amount of drive motors (2XL, 3L, 4M)
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    • S-brick allowed, no other third party party parts, Power Functions only, no drive motor limits
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    • S-brick allowed, no other third party party parts, any Lego motors allowed no drive motor limits
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    • Buwizz and S-brick allowed, no other third party party parts, Power Functions only, limited amount of drive motors (2XL, 3L, 4M)
      1
    • Buwizz and S-brick allowed, no other third party party parts, Power Functions only, no drive motor limits
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    • Buwizz and S-brick allowed, no other third party party parts, any Lego motors allowed no drive motor limits
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    • Two additional functions besides drving and steering are allowed (this will limit the amount of PF channels)
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    • Two additional functions besides drving and steering are not allowed
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    • Models should be limited by scale or size
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    • Models should be limited by minimum weight
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    • There should be size or weight limits
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    • A bare chassis is ok for me
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    • Models should have some minimum paneling
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    • There should be a system of points in place in order to reward good looking models
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    • Track should be straight and flat
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    • Track should be full of turns
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    • Track should have some ascends and descends
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    • Track should have some slight bumps and obstacles
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    • Track should have all of the above
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    • All models should have the same pre-built chassis
      1
    • Models should be at least 75% technic
      7
    • I want to join a competition event and race with others on the track (multiple racers at once)
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    • I want to set up a predetermined track at home, record the model and post results online
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Posted
13 minutes ago, TechnicRCRacer said:

Yeah, the chassis was too big and very slow. Is the model required to have suspension or can it just be built for speed?

We don't have definite rules yet, so build how you want.

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Posted

Regarding size, I have used Sariel's various tools to generate a scale of EXACTLY 1:9
No seriously, precisely 1:9 to the millimetre.

800x532.jpg

Using either of the 81.6ø tyres, the chassis must be 25 studs wide.
25 studs = 200mm
Width of a Formula E car = 1800mm
1800mm / 200mm = 9.00

Which is a good job really, because that means where the nose meets the front axle it is only 5 studs wide, I'm not sure I could squeeze a steering rack and PR suspension into less than 5 studs! *huh* 

Posted
9 hours ago, Marxpek said:

More restrictions brings less creativity and less entries, more classes will just make this one idea more separate contests, i do not see the need or use.

Agreed, because more than anything else, this competition is about creativity. 

Posted

Okay, how about this way guys.

Keep it PF only with Sbricks allowed.

And in order to keep all models in same scale, maximum wheel size should be 62,4 mm?

Everythign else, amount of motors, battery boxes, etc is as you wish.

Posted
23 minutes ago, Zero (Zblj) said:

Okay, how about this way guys.

Keep it PF only with Sbricks allowed.

And in order to keep all models in same scale, maximum wheel size should be 62,4 mm?

Everythign else, amount of motors, battery boxes, etc is as you wish.

That sounds perfect!

Are there going to be two classes, for PF & Sbricks?

Posted (edited)

Thanks for the rules update !

I like the 62'4mm being max size of the wheels , will make great small solutions happen:sweet:

Edited by LXF
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Just now, Myers Lego Technic said:

Maybe you could post the full rules and requlations in a other topic? 

No other topic. You have this topic, why would you open a new one for the same thing?

Also, we can't have more than one contest at the same time, given that AMS contest is still going.

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1 minute ago, Milan said:

No other topic. You have this topic, why would you open a new one for the same thing?

Also, we can't have more than one contest at the same time, given that AMS contest is still going.

I apologize, I forgot about the other contests. 

 I was just thinking that because this topic is so cluttered, there could be a simple locked topic stating the rules, to increase forum efficiency and understanding.

This topic is much more like the contest discussion topics that can be found for every contest we have had. 

Posted
Just now, LXF said:

Is there any restriction regarding car type? (open wheel F1 style, LeMans, normal car...)

I'd say no bare chassis allowed, keep it as nice looking as possible.

Posted
1 hour ago, Zero (Zblj) said:

Okay, how about this way guys.

Keep it PF only with Sbricks allowed.

And in order to keep all models in same scale, maximum wheel size should be 62,4 mm?

Everythign else, amount of motors, battery boxes, etc is as you wish.

I may have to skip the contest then, I don't have the 62mm wheels :thumbdown:.

Posted
Just now, Aventador2004 said:

I may have to skip the contest then, I don't have the 62mm wheels :thumbdown:.

Why? I suggested 62.4 as max, you can use anything smaller.

Posted
Just now, Myers Lego Technic said:

62.4 mm inst a very sporty tire, maybe something like the 68,8 would be better. 

at 68,8 we are talking about 1:10 scale and the models get much heavier and harder to build.

Posted
Just now, Aventador2004 said:

Right, but then it will be a challenge.

But I would like all the competitors to build in a simillar scale if possible...

Posted
Just now, Zero (Zblj) said:

But I would like all the competitors to build in a simillar scale if possible...

Yeah, if 62mm is good, that is fine, after all, you thought of the idea, so it is yours to decide.

Posted
Just now, Myers Lego Technic said:

What about different groups based on tires? 

Maybe a "62 mm and below", a "62 mm to 81.6" and an "81.6 mm and above" group. 

It would be too complex at 1:8th.

Posted
Just now, Myers Lego Technic said:

What about different groups based on tires? 

Maybe a "62 mm and below", a "62 mm to 81.6" and an "81.6 mm and above" group. 

Sure, but lets start with small first to get experiences. We can always upscale later.

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