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Here's my latest MOC. I built it for a competition for my LUG.

This my revisit to set 6677 Motocross Racing. The reason I chose to make the Bronco is because it was around in '86, the year the set was released.

The two models share many similarities, most notable of which is the colour scheme. Others include the raised suspension, tinted glass, sunroof and left rear mounted antenna.

The wheel design is by Nolnet, and the suspension is based on _lichtbau_'s design.

Enjoy!

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As always, find more on my flickr page.

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Suspension is nice, but the real star is the trailer! I love the shape made by the jumper plates. The bike is good, but the engine part could use a bit of work.

Posted

Nice revamp ricecracker!

you have done a great job capturing the feel of the original while updating it for 6 wide world!

I actaully really like the design of the bike too!

Posted

Very nice! Reminds me of the Outback theme (which I loved). Great job on the suspension. It's neat to see the Bronco on the Pirate Island base. You did an equally nice job on the trailer and motorcycle. This would make a neat little set. :thumbup:

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Very nice. I do have a question: with both axles hinged in the centre, what keeps the Bronco from tipping over?

Cheers,

Ralph

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Nice bronco ricecracker. I like the suspension a lot. I have to agree with prateek though that trailer is amazing, lovely shape.

The bike not so much :sceptic: but still I like it none the less. Well done! :thumbup:

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Thanks again, everyone! It's nice to hear different people's opinions. :classic:

Very nice. I do have a question: with both axles hinged in the centre, what keeps the Bronco from tipping over?

Cheers,

Ralph

Friction. The technic pins that attach the axles to the centre have friction ridges. I'll try to get an underside picture of it late today.

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Thanks again, everyone! It's nice to hear different people's opinions. :classic:

Friction. The technic pins that attach the axles to the centre have friction ridges. I'll try to get an underside picture of it late today.

That explains it. There's no need for you to take a picture as far as I am concerned.

Cheers,

Ralph

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