Beuty machine... .

I fotgot post this axles here...

Rear axles III: Double wishbone with Lego hub

It uses Lego hub (x873c01 ), I don't really like but I know that many people do.

Sheepo has added a "Double Wishbone II" front axle design to his Lego Technic Modular Platform System. "You can download all axles and chassis in only one link: Download ."

Sheepo has added a "Double Wishbone" Front Axle design with Lego Hub 1 to his Lego Modular Platform System (MPS):

Other than working in the auto industry, another way to learn all this stuff is to play with R/C cars and trucks. A few that I have owned have had all of these angles as well and have been adjustable. People who race them learn to adjust all the angles to maximize performance on whatever track surface they are using. I was never very good at it, but always fascinated with the concept.

I,m a automotive tec, I work in a body shop doing most of the mechanical repairs. One of my jobs is alignments and I can see a lot of good ideas here in reguards to the different systems. I can tell you on a lot of the new cars the systems are not unlike your models. This is very cool stuff.

Dan

Can somebody give me more pictures and views of these so that I can build them for my supercar. My computer won't allow me to download SR3D Builder. I would specifically like the double wishbone front axle with lego hubs

Edited March 28, 201311 yr by legotechnicblue

Or does anybody have a parts list for any axles?

I would really enjoy some help!

I would really enjoy some help!

I think you can find sr3d files of most of sheepo's subassemblies in the MPS section of his site: http://www.sheepo.es/p/mps.html

But the sr3D files won't work on my computer! And anybody know how to start a topic?

You can also open the l3b files in LDview. You can alsu just rename the .l3b files to .ldr to open them in other programs

How? I am not very experienced in those areas

Well, just select the file in the file explorer you're using and remove the .l3b part and type .ldr instead.

What's the problem you're having with sr3d builder? Well, it's easier to post your problem with sr3d builder here (if you want), because that's the topic which the author of sr3d builder is reading too

As I see it, the advantage of the modular system would be to replace the modules. For example, switching out the solid rear axle to be a steered independent one, to give your model 4 wheel steering.

To only use these components as a starting point for a model seems to have limited use. In other words, if you only build one pair of axles and one frame, then there's not much point in it being modular.

The front and rear mounting sizes being different seems to prevent a lot of combinations. You should be able to put the same axles on the front or the back.

The variety of the axles is subtle too. It would be cool if there were wide axles, lifted axles, dropped axles. Maybe you want to make a super car one day, and the next day you want to lift it like the Boss. The next day you want it to have tank treads. This would be a large advantage of the modular system.

Well, just select the file in the file explorer you're using and remove the .l3b part and type .ldr instead.

What's the problem you're having with sr3d builder? Well, it's easier to post your problem with sr3d builder here (if you want), because that's the topic which the author of sr3d builder is reading too

I'm not really sure but when I go to open it on my desktop, it loads and then crashes and does the same thing over again.

I'm not really sure but when I go to open it on my desktop, it loads and then crashes and does the same thing over again.

Ah, that's probably because you haven't the right DirectX version. The website says you have to use this update if the program crashes while starting. I hope that helps

I've had a bit of a play and have worked out how to convert it into .ldr and then found that the way sheepo built the model is very logical so you just click each part in the inventory and hey presto (low quality but hey ho) instructions

conversion: http://www.mediacollege.com/microsoft/windows/extension-change.html obviously change the .rtf to .l3b and the .txt to .ldr

Then open in MLCad, and click on each part in the inventory list

Simples

I thought the pictures were clear enough to just build with trial and error. There are not that many parts and low level of difficulty.

I thought the pictures were clear enough to just build with trial and error. There are not that many parts and low level of difficulty.

Yes but it seems that legotechnicblue can't...

Hey! Ya your right. I have a hard time building by pictures. Plus I would like a parts list so I know what parts to buy on BrickLink.

Well you can get all that on MLCad

What is MLCad?

MLCAD = Mike's Lego CAD -- "the ultimative CAD program for creating Lego like building instructions of your own models."

So then where is the parts list?

You should try playing around with the software a bit. You'll find a lot of features which will be useful to you at one point or another. It should take only a few moments of poking around to find the parts list export on the menu.