Effe's MOC Corner

[efferman]

going deeper int othe changes between old and new rotator.  New uppercarriage for the Rotator. on the left the new one with free run function on the winches. on the right the old one with very slow winches and without freerun.

 

[1gor]

Very intelligent frame usage 

[efferman]

2 hours ago, I_Igor said:

Very intelligent frame usage 

Thank you very much. The different frame sizes are very usefull.

[Jurss]

What are those parts used for "fork"

[1gor]

47 minutes ago, efferman said:

Thank you very much. The different frame sizes are very usefull.

 

Yes, they are real blessing specially when building bigger model.

[efferman]

17 minutes ago, Jurss said:

What are those parts used for "fork"

These are printed Parts.

https://www.shapeways.com/product/TZJBT98SV/towing-fork-for-19-wide-scale-technic-trucks?optionId=69802117&li=shops

 

[efferman]

3300 parts and still not done.

[fosamax]

Did you tried the MAN configurator or does the render it provides are too small anyway to be used as a decent blueprint ?

Anyway here's a link for a 8*8 35T config :

https://www.truck.man.eu/konfigurator/fr/fr/#/code/L96SSU31-4300FE-C3709-EQN

[HUWI]

4 hours ago, fosamax said:

Did you tried the MAN configurator or does the render it provides are too small anyway to be used as a decent blueprint ?

Anyway here's a link for a 8*8 35T config :

https://www.truck.man.eu/konfigurator/fr/fr/#/code/L96SSU31-4300FE-C3709-EQN

That's the old TGS in the configurator, not the 2021. What you've configurated is a 35t for construction vehicles like tippers or mixers, you can't compare the wrecker with a standard chassis.

There's no wrecker like the other and what you see in the render is a 41t. The problem is that you can only find pictures of the 2021, so it's designed by Efferman under help of a 1:87 model.

[grego18f]

Looks really nice Effe, I'd like to have one of these on my shelf!

Can't wait to see the result with real bricks 

[efferman]

Almost ready for instruction dismantling

[1gor]

Looks very impressive, but I'm an old-fashioned, so I prefer to see version build in bricks (& pieces )

[grum64]

Did somebody say instructions? I’d love to build this. Any idea when they’ll be available?

[efferman]

6 minutes ago, grum64 said:

Any idea when they’ll be available?

I start in the next days with the instruction dismantling. Then ordering parts, test build, stress tests, finalizing the instruction.... i guess end of january maybe.

[grum64]

22 minutes ago, efferman said:

I start in the next days with the instruction dismantling. Then ordering parts, test build, stress tests, finalizing the instruction.... i guess end of january maybe.

With that amount of work to do I’m guessing the emphasis is on maybe. Whenever they’re ready I’ll be doing my best to get to the head of the queue 

[McTriple]

I really like this topic. Very impressive builds!

[efferman]

Thank you very much

[efferman]

Is this enough as instruction?

Spoiler

 

[1gor]

It is very useful for this beautiful monster. 

[efferman]

someone has asked for this. It is 138,8 Studs long and In real this would be 18,63m. The Trailer is only a quickshot, so the axles are totaly wrong.

Edited December 22, 2020 by efferman

[efferman]

need someone a wallpaper?

[efferman]

It would be nice if stud.io had a native cable solution.

[Jundis]

Yep, cable laying really is a pain in the armpit in Stud.io

Btw.: From the blueprint it looks like the front axles have very limited ground clearance. Is this all the way accross the axle or just right beside the wheels?

Really great model, by the way :-)

[efferman]

Thanks

17 hours ago, Jundis said:

Is this all the way accross the axle or just right beside the wheels?

it is going straight from hub to hub, but i guess it is still enough ground clearance for road use.

[efferman]

A small play with 22000 parts

and a normal render of it.