Miron89's Lego Technic Ural 4320 Trial Truck Chassis

[DLuders]

On his Brickshelf gallery, Miron89/ cselloman posted 43 pictures and this

of his naked Lego Technic Ural 4320 Trial Truck chassis. Its functions include "6WD, all wheels suspended, live axles, 2-3 gears GearBox, fully remote control.

-1 motor for drive

-1 motor for steer

-working headligths, backlights, winch."

It is interesting to see his red LEAF SPRINGS and central, telescoping drive axle assembly.

Edited July 13, 2011 by DLuders

[efferman]

a very very interest Chassis. And the springs are genius. great work

[DLuders]

Miron89 posted

to show "...the upgraded chassis of my new project.

"It will be an Ural 4320.

Available functions:

-Live axles with leafsprings

-working dummy engine

-2 speed gearbox (design by Sariel); maybe [it] will be changed to my own design

-studfull frame

Planned functions:

-1 motor for drive

-1 motor for steer

-2 or 3 speed gearbox

-Fully remote control

-Live axles

-working headlights, backlights, winch

Photos:

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=470902 " [when moderated and made public]

[DLuders]

Miron89 revealed one of his "Lego Technic Ideas" used in his Ural 4320 Trial Truck:

Idea 02 on

: "My second video of a Lego Technic Idea. This is the way I made my custom wheels for the Lego Ural 4320 Trial Truck. It's more real-like than the wheels from the 8297 (Extreme offroader 2) and honestly the gripness of it is much better. Feel free to use my techniques! Thx for watching!"

[DLuders]

Miron89/ Cselloman posted this

of his COMPLETED Lego Technic Ural 4320 Trial Truck. He wrote, "This is the last video of my Ural Truck. It's finally finished!

Functions:

-6x6x2

-live axles with leafsprings

-3 speed transmission (remotely controlled by one mLA)

-working headlights, and dummy engine

-detailed cab

-rechargable BB

More pictures here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=470182 .

Thanks for watching!"

Edited July 13, 2011 by DLuders

[garson]

great looking truck to bad it seems the rear axle gets torqued alot so it twists and doesnt keep full contact with the ground, nevertheless still a great design btw what is your gearbox design?