MOC: Clutcher

[Cem]

hi, i have been trying to improve my supercar and make it perfect for 3-4 years. Therefore, i want you to see my supercar project and give me some advice. (i am also a member of TLG.)

regards.

8c01 - Clutcher

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[DLuders]

@ Cem: Welcome to Eurobricks! Your "Clutcher" Supercar looks promising. Do you know about Bricklink.com ? You can perhaps get larger wheels and tires to fit the scale of your MOC. Your

is well-made:

[Alasdair Ryan]

Welcome to the forum.

Your supercar looks good,however it does look a wee bit to big(out of scale).

Edited May 9, 2011 by Alasdair Ryan

[Cem]

@ Cem: Welcome to Eurobricks! Your "Clutcher" Supercar looks promising. Do you know about Bricklink.com ? You can perhaps get larger wheels and tires to fit the scale of your MOC. Your

is well-made:

i tried to get larger wheels and tires from bricklink, but i had some troubles. i will try again it in the near future.

Edited May 9, 2011 by Cem

[Seluryar]

Cem, i notice in some of your photos, there is dust, you could use a pillow case as a temporary cover to help keep dust off of your WIP

[Brickend]

My advice may come across as horrible but that is not the intention.

If this was my creation, I would see this MOC as an interesting exploration/learning project and start again, using the lessons that I had learnt.

I will be frank, there is some pretty bad geometry in the steering and suspension setup, attempting to alleviate some of these issues appears to have made the model far bulkier than it needs to be for the functions included. If you want a really big car, then a redesign would instead free up much more interior space and make the car more accurate.

Either look through previous lego Supercar instructions or search out others' solutions to independent suspension, there are plenty of examples out there.

Edited May 9, 2011 by Brickend