Technic 4x4 Interactive Challenge - Brisbricks 2013

[OzBen]

So without wheels it will be around 50cm so this should do. the middleis gooing to be a big pile of durt. so cars will probably always fall to the side of the course. so this should also be good.and for bright light disturbance, i was thinking of putting a tent over the course. to keep direct light off the course.or do you think that this won't help?

ps: stop drinking Heineken ,drink Vedett a much better beer. its belgian. so obvious its better then that dutch beer.

Grtz Johnny

I wouldn't worry about the tent, do some testing first otherwise it looks like you are all sorted!! Show is some pics!!!

And yes Belgian beer is awesome :-)

[Johnny P]

I will defenitly show some pics after the show. The event takes place 9and10 nov. So you will have to wait a little bit.

now i am gooing to enjoy a few Beers.so cheers and thanks

Johnny

[Gene]

Great job! Very interactive!

[brickie]

The technic cars were one of the great highlights of Brisbrick 2013.

The course was surrounded by people for the whole 3 days. The comments from the crowd were full of superlatives.

The great thing was that these wonderful builders had such great fun.

The retailers who had technic sets were laughing their heads off.

The downside is that my 7 year old grandson had such fun driving a crawler, he now wants one for Christmas. Has anybody got a spare A$250?

[dhc6twinotter]

This is a great idea! I'd love to see something like this at some of the U.S. shows. We need a larger Technic presence here. You guys did an amazing job building the course. Very professional looking!

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Edited November 16, 2013 by dhc6twinotter

[zux]

One of the greates things I see here is the presence of cars (sets) made by TLG. You know, when kids or parents would ask (and as I read they did ask during this event) if these could be bought - it is an awesome thing! You can build a good looking MOC or the one with greatest functions, but if you cannot buy it - well, no one will go to BL to buy all of the parts and search for instructions (these should exist at first). I think Crawler did help a lot of people to get into Technic more as it is the most successful remote controlled model as you can interact with the model and have your own. And don't forget 9398 has lost of parts too, these alone could be used for lots of own MOCs + PF =

As a result - we need more remote controlled Crawlers or Buggies as an official sets!

[Doc_Brown]

The technic cars were one of the great highlights of Brisbrick 2013.

The course was surrounded by people for the whole 3 days. The comments from the crowd were full of superlatives.

The great thing was that these wonderful builders had such great fun.

The retailers who had technic sets were laughing their heads off.

The downside is that my 7 year old grandson had such fun driving a crawler, he now wants one for Christmas. Has anybody got a spare A$250?

Thanks for the nice feedback!

Yes they are expensive, but as zux said above, a great resource for your MOCs.

This is a great idea! I'd love to see something like this at some of the U.S. shows. We need a larger Technic presence here. You guys did an amazing job building the coarse. Very professional looking!

Thank you very much!

I love this video so much.

[Boxerlego]

Excellent work! That is a great crawler track you guys made. I like that it has lots of obstacles and gives you plenty of stuff to drive over. Thanks for sharing!