vmln8r
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Great report, thanks for sharing! The gift from Porsche was super nice :)
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Did a rudimentary stepped LXF: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/vmln8r/Misc/peel.lxf
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(don't take it too seriously)
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Thanks for the instructions! I haven't dived into trial trucks much, so building a copy was a great learning exercise - the leaf springs in particular work incredibly well!
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That's excellent! It seems incredibly capable; great work on keeping it simple and light.
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Thanks! Squeezing the most of out the bricks is super fun. Of course, size constraints also help when it comes to performance.
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Thanks for all your comments!
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More pictures: https://www.flickr.c...157669375330333 Chassis LDD file: http://www.brickshel...eel_chassis.lxf
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Excellent work! The axle-propellor connection is neat.
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We had to build our own return-to-center mechanisms in the old days: http://www.technicbr...-to-center.html
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I like the compact build. Correct me if I'm wrong, but is it any different to this?
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Modify a children's construction toy? Are you sure you can do that?
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What everyone else said; physical separation and time constraints. The need to consider multiple functional connection points probably also makes collaborating together on a single Technic/similar build particularly complex. That said, mahjqa and I worked together on this - it only took two days (spaced almost a year apart!):
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Sounds cool! Do you have pictures?
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Nice tinkering! Like the video shows - optimising the mechanics and software for more efficient operation?