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[Mortymore]

This was a simple MOC I made for my son, but with the intent of making the best looking kart I was able.

I spent most of the construction time to make a front bumper I be happy with.

The Kart has a V2 motor, though I know the karts usually use just a 1 cylinder motor, and so, to make some purist happy, later I made a version of a more realistic motor, though I still prefer the V2  

V2 version





V1 version



BrickShelf: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=435249

I know this isn't a great MOC for the experts, but I'm just starting with Technic from scratch after a 15 years DarkAge.
For some reason I just felt compelled to share my humble work here.  

Enjoy

Edited by Mortymore, 19 June 2010 - 10:11 AM.

[Blakbird]

Mortymore, on Dec 30 2008, 07:55 PM, said:

I know this isn't a great MOC for the experts, but I'm just starting with Technic from scratch after a 15 years DarkAge.
For some reason I just felt compelled to share my humble work here.  

If this is your first MOC, then I'd say you are doing very well indeed.  I like the blending of older and newer parts.  Looks as good as any Go Kart that Lego made.

By the way, how can you have a V1 engine?  

[Mortymore]

Blakbird, on Dec 31 2008, 05:07 AM, said:

By the way, how can you have a V1 engine?  

You caught me on the tight curve.  

I know almost nothing about mechanics, but at least I know it's not possible to have a V without 2 branches.
So I suppose it crossed my (LEGO) mind that it was possible to conceive a V1 from ripping off one piston to a V2, and let rest the remain piston at the original inclined position
It was just a matter of speech (not good, I know).

Thanks for your reply.

Regards

PS: By the way... I'll take the opportunity to thank you for your priceless work with Technicopedia.  

Edited by Mortymore, 31 December 2008 - 03:39 PM.

[matanui911]

Looks nice, the V1 motor version looks more like go-carts that I have seen.