Victor Imaginator
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Welcome to EB) Agreed with 42039 - great set, a lot of useful parts. Don't sure http://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-7996/Didumos/rugged-supercar/ is easy to build, but it's very rewarding build. One of best LEGO supercars, i've seen.
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At steering rack - while i remaking front suspension for using 42000 hubs instead of new black ones (goodbye Ackerman), i found that i used all of my dogbones. I have 4 more used in my unfinished Unimog, but i must finish Unimog first anyway)
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Moscow, Russia) But i hope i'll get my own Porsche soon. I just need to solve rest of problems caused by moving to new house.
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Yes) Some kind of mechanical worm, that eats another robots and cars...
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No more dogbones((( Sad, but i still can't build this car yet. I need CLAAS or Porsche.
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Moving worm, with buckets from both sides. One for pulling forward, another for pushing.
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Rigidity doesn't suffer, 5L axle without stop is enough. One thing that i don't like about this gear shifter (and most of other gear shifters) - age of rubber matters. I have 2 white rubber bands, both 2 years old. And tension isn't enough for returning shifter to center. But, shifter itself works perfect)
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Just got my LEGO from the shelves back. I don't have all enough parts for building that beauty, but... but i should build it anyway) In the very beginning i found non symmetrical setup with rubber bands, that cause little axle bending. This was discussed before. I found solution to fix it. 5L axle marked with pink will be replaced (or not) with 5L axle with stop, when i move further into instructions. I hope this will not cause loss of rigidity.
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Awesome project. Nice to see start of building in real parts) Just an idea - some rigidity can be achieved with ultra lightweight strings with knobs.
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I broke one LBG shock absorber, while trying to disassemble it without any reason)
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Wow, i really like 2nd version. That white flex axle makes huge difference) I like how you fit all that motors in so small cage.
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Words 'Jeep' and 'independent suspension' will always blow my mind) I like how multilink is done, using bionicle tooth is very clever. Waiting for more progress.
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Seems like a real one) Here's few more shots: http://streetkarnage.blogspot.ru/2011/08/apologies-for-delay-on-posts-of-our.html
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Just seen this car on flickr. Beauty shapes) Second "too-wide" version may be some kind of wide body tuning.
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I just love this suspension and steering design. Live axle + simplicity - it's not what achieved easy with LEGO. Great chassis covered with detailed bodywork. Outstanding model)
