But you so know as far as i noticed the PF switches also limit current to motors a bit. Try one motor directly to Bb and one via switch. There is a bit of difference.

really? ok, then i should switch the battery boxes directly. the cab should big enough for this and maybe i build this and then it should have really enough space and weight

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edit:

the final baseframe is finished

100_0487 von efferman auf Flickr

Edited April 27, 201311 yr by efferman

The frame looks awesome, nice choice on the studded decision.

tim

Great choise for a studded chassis .

Can't wait for the rest, looks very promising.

Frame is so solid. Be careful- dont injure or damage something around you with this huge construction:))

Edited April 28, 201311 yr by rm8

Frame is so solid. Be careful- dont injure or damage something around you with this huge construction:))

The perfect crime − after the murder, he could just disassemble the "blunt instrument" and build something else with the parts :)

a tough truck needs a tough frame!

btw, a first sketch of the Drivers cab, so the colour sheme is not final

Wow! It looks amazing!

thanks

a little progress: openable doors and spare tire holder

Hi effe, you could build this one... http://www.flickr.co...@N06/8571908336

Too sad, that it's only a black and white picture...

Here's one in color:

Pat

Edited April 28, 201311 yr by Pat-Ard

thanks for the suggestion, but i think it will be a trial truck recovery vehicle like this

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You capture the cabine's shape spot on , very well done Effe.

thanks

by the way, its wedding time

WOW, very impressive. Could you post a picture with the M.A.N and the Unimog!

Pat

sure

Oh wow, I'm really envious...

Thanks for the picture!

Pat

Beautiful

Edited April 29, 201311 yr by legomuppet9

Hey, your Tatra-model looks cool, good work

Btw, new member here, been a big fan of Lego Technic for many years, had to sign up here when I found this forum

I actually kinda of like the white and yellow combination.

tim

I am afraid that it became heavy to the end of building, dont you?

Hey, your Tatra-model looks cool, good work

when you think i have build a tatra, then i have made not a good work

I am afraid that it became heavy to the end of building, dont you?

if it would be a flatbed, you would be right, but the crane will be tricky. so i think i have roundabout 60 percent

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Edited April 30, 201311 yr by efferman

Well, effe, I managed to get your axle with only the outer turntable.

Sadly, I can't make this work with tires.

when you think i have build a tatra, then i have made not a good work

How come? Didn't you aim to build a model similar to the Tatra truck?

the truck on the first picture is a MAN Kat1 10 to mil gl

@Error404: have a close look at the picture in post #902 and read slowly at the front of the cab... Or look at the picture in post #910. What is on the door?

I don't see a t or a r