Monster trucks

[DLuders]

A monster truck with Grazi's design is available until Sunday here.

[nychase]

If only I hadn't just collected the needed parts! I see that Eric went with Blue...I went with something a little darker!

[jovel]

This one is from Misha van Beek ( miezel on brickshelf )

There are also instructions available in his folder.

MLcad file

[DLuders]

Sariel/ searme just completed this Monster Truck and made a

about it. It is All Wheel Drive (AWD) and has three steering modes. Details are on his website.

Edited June 3, 2011 by DLuders

[CTgeek]

How about just a .ldd file or mocpages of the project so we can built one similar on our own.

A monster truck with Grazi's design is available until Sunday here.

[Nazgarot]

I couldn't resist making a new render because I was not happy with the last one I did in 2009:

Sariel's new monster truck looks comparable in size, so I would love to see them sitting side by side.

That's an amazing build... You wouldn't happen to have a video of it in action?

[beelzibus]

I built the Grazi chassis, then shortened it and added a simple 57 Chevy body The chassis design is superb, Grazi is a genius. However I've never had much luck getting the motorized side of things working with the old style pre PF motors.

Some pics on my Brickshelf gallery here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=381943

[Paul B Technic]

Some excellent work here, I love how well these are coming along.

[DLuders]

Barman/ Barebos (Barry Bosman) posted this

of his "Monster Truck made for the [LowLUG] Allround Car Competition. 4 Wheel drive and steering. Drive by 2 XL-motors, steering by M-motor. Non-working fake V6 engine. Hood and doors can be opened.

"Look for photo's on Flickr . It did pretty well in the Races."

[DLuders]

[bUMP]

On Rebrickable.com, kub0slaw posted this Lego Technic "Monster Truck powered by 2 XL motors and 1 Servo motor". It has a Lego Digital Designer (LDD) .lxf Building Instruction file , or step-by-step printed Building Instructions on his Brickshelf gallery. Kub0slaw wrote that his "MOC [is] powered by 2XL motors (propulsion) and Servo motor (steering), other features:

- 4x4 drive

- return to centre

- front and rear suspension

- easy on/off switch

- you can open the doors

- easy body removal (only 4 pins) and battery access

- PF lights can be easily mounted

- aggressive look ;)

As usual click...to see more photos.

LDD hasn't Servo motor and battery box - you can use either 84599 or 88000-1

2D instruction has all most everything :)

Enjoy" (

)

[Edwin Korstanje]

I create this dubble headed Monster truck last year.

[Someonenamedjon]

now you can have two drivers on each side doing tug of war and break the truck

[Bricksonwheels]

Not the biggest monster, but a bit of a monster it is, also fully functional:

Edited April 13, 2013 by Bricksonwheels

[Someonenamedjon]

I like those smooth lines!

[07jkearney]

now you can have two drivers on each side doing tug of war and break the truck

I don't know quite why this made me laugh so much

Here's a nice chassis from Mahjqa

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28134808@N02/sets/72157627341129937/

[Someonenamedjon]

I don't know quite why this made me laugh so much

was it my avatar?

[Boxerlego]

I built the Monster truck that kub0slaw made. I used the Geared up XL motors to power the Monster and it moves incredibly fast until the battery box fuse kicks in. And using the servo trips that fuse even quicker. The trucks ability to turn is real sharp. Using the XL motor with all the gears on the Monster truck definitely has the power and subtle speed behind the light design. Building the Truck was fun and a working design was done in half a hour. The instructions are very well made and it don't take much to build. I am very impressed with this Monster truck. It looks Great.

Edit:

Edited May 5, 2013 by Boxerlego

[Lauris]

Here's a small one, based on 8066 :)

More pics when public: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=526368

[Someonenamedjon]

baby monster truck!

[Kumbbl]

I couldn't resist making a new render because I was not happy with the last one I did in 2009:

Sariel's new monster truck looks comparable in size, so I would love to see them sitting side by side.

does anybody know if there are instructions of Grazis Monster Truck out there?

[Blakbird]

does anybody know if there are instructions of Grazis Monster Truck out there?

I never finished them. But I do have a CAD file with all the building steps in it.

[Lakop]

Wow! Some nice models. You guys just make my "to do list" even longer.

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This one is from Misha van Beek ( miezel on brickshelf )

There are also instructions available in his folder.

MLcad file

Man, that is just crazy.

does anybody know if there are instructions of Grazis Monster Truck out there?

Mad!

Not the biggest monster, but a bit of a monster it is, also fully functional:

Neat!

I create this dubble headed Monster truck last year.

Very clever and should be a reality one day.

Barman/ Barebos (Barry Bosman) posted this

of his "Monster Truck made for the [LowLUG] Allround Car Competition. 4 Wheel drive and steering. Drive by 2 XL-motors, steering by M-motor. Non-working fake V6 engine. Hood and doors can be opened.

"Look for photo's on Flickr http://www.flickr.co.../in/photostream . It did pretty well in the Races."

I love this.

[legolijntje]

Could you please don't quote so many pictures? It's very anoying

[Edwin Korstanje]

Wow! Some nice models. You guys just make my "to do list" even longer.

Very clever and should be a reality one day.

Best Horace T,

In reality it's already drove the Dakar race and is build by Jan de Rooy.

I make mine version off it for the Lego technic challence and did not make a complete copy off the orginal one because off the licence, only the idea off it.

[Lakop]

I did not realise there was a real version. No doubt Eddie Stobart will have one hauling goods somewhere in the world.

PS: Still getting used to using this forum

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