scania r164g-580

[olaf9198]

the picture's are coming soon (so its not wip) .

the example was coming from : Ditzj

link : http://www.ditzj.de/html/en/trucks/scania/nizzoli164g.html

almost all the parts ar coming from the 8258

i use the 8879 to control the truck

Edited April 29, 2011 by olaf9198

[DLuders]

You have built this out of Lego? Let us see it!

[olaf9198]

You have built this out of Lego? Let us see it!

no olny the truck

and i have the picture's

[LEGO Train 12 Volts]

Nice design!

Is there any motor with pistons?

I like the coupling mechanism on the back of the truck

[Alasdair Ryan]

Looks good.

If any thing maybay make the truck a wee bit longer.

[olaf9198]

Looks good.

If any thing maybay make the truck a wee bit longer.

but its a special transport truck or for heavy tings so it also why it has 1+3 axles and the truck is almost the same as the example from ditzj

Nice design!

Is there any motor with pistons?

I like the coupling mechanism on the back of the truck

no because its running by pf and its not easy to make then also a engine in it so no engine

[olaf9198]

link to my new bs gallery

link: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=471331

[legolijntje]

Can you maybe put some pictures here on EB? Your BS folder is not yet public

[olaf9198]

Can you maybe put some pictures here on EB? Your BS folder is not yet public

i am sorry it cant i can only upload 1.78k and my pictures are 90.00k or somting and as i made dem smaler then you snee almost nothing

of the pictures

[legolijntje]

i am sorry it cant i can only upload 1.78k and my pictures are 90.00k or somting and as i made dem smaler then you snee almost nothing

of the pictures

But you don't have to upload them, just "deeplink".

Read HERE how you can do it.

It's very simple

[olaf9198]

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/olaf9198/trucks/img_3402-bordermaker.jpg

do you mean this

[legolijntje]

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/olaf9198/trucks/img_3402-bordermaker.jpg

do you mean this

At least we can see the image now, but it's not what I mean:

If you write a topic/comment, just click on the little button right to "insert link" (that button is next to the smiley button on the top) called "insert image".

Paste the link you put above there and click on insert.

Now your image is inserted in your post whitout uploading it to Eurobricks

I hope I'm clear enough

PS: what I told you here, can you also read in the tutorial I linked in my previous post

Edited April 30, 2011 by legolijntje

[olaf9198]

My link

hope its working now

[legolijntje]

No.

You have to do it like this:

Again; read this: READ THIS, CLICK HERE

If you follow that instructions, you can do the same as me.

If you don't understand me or the tutorial, just say. I'm also Dutch, so I can tell you detailed informations about this in Dutch

But I think we hae to go back on topic:

If I look to the 2 pictures I can see; it looks good.

I think I can provide som images.....

Edited April 30, 2011 by legolijntje

[olaf9198]

so that is what i must do thanks legolijntje

[olaf9198]

a have made also an extra axle i can ad to the truck like this

the wheel can also lift

down

up

[Alasdair Ryan]

Great looks better now !!

It was very clear to see how you biult that extra axle in the BIG PICS YOU UPLOADED

you might want to make sure in future you check the size of them before posting,You could also try geting a photo Bucket account.

Edited May 1, 2011 by Alasdair Ryan

[DLuders]

@ Alasdair Ryan: When replying to a post with LOTS of HUGE PICTURES, please do not use the "Reply" button WITHIN that post. Use the "Add Reply" button at the BOTTOM of the entire string of posts. That way, you won't be DUPLICATING the same HUGE PICTURES a second time. As it stands now, there are two posts that take up an entire page and LOTS OF BANDWIDTH.

[Alasdair Ryan]

@ Alasdair Ryan: When replying to a post with LOTS of HUGE PICTURES, please do not use the "Reply" button WITHIN that post. Use the "Add Reply" button at the BOTTOM of the entire string of posts. That way, you won't be DUPLICATING the same HUGE PICTURES a second time. As it stands now, there are two posts that take up an entire page and LOTS OF BANDWIDTH.

Sorry ,man i forums some times.