Thirdwigg's MOCs

[Thirdwigg]

20 hours ago, Paul B Technic said:

That is very cool, it looks great.

Thanks, and I'm glad you like it.

2 hours ago, 1gor said:

Is it my new problem with vision, kr you ended in micto scale? Firstly Unimogs were some 1:17.5 scale, then 1:22 or?

(And now combibe harvester is some 1:35? Usual tires ate 205cm at the front)

Hi @1gor, I'm a little confused by this note, so sorry if I respond incorrectly. Last summer I needed to do a small build to jump start some creativity again, and the tractor was the result. The micro scale was just to quickly get a little build together.

Then the theme expanded into some other builds. I didn't build them to scale, but I suspect they are about 1:35ish scale.

[NV Lego technic]

I think he always called them 1:21 scale.

[Thirdwigg]

I built a little alternative for LEGO set 42213 over the weekend, and liked it enough to share it.

This little 42213 ATV Features:

• Steering with handlebar
• Front independent suspension
• Rear pendular suspension
• Working W6 engine

The MOC uses about half of the parts of 42213, so you have lots leftover to build something else too!

Instructions are at Rebrickable.com. 

And a video.

 

I hope you like it.

[gyenesvi]

Cute little one!

[Paul B Technic]

Very cool.

[Thirdwigg]

18 hours ago, gyenesvi said:

Cute little one!

 

11 hours ago, Paul B Technic said:

Very cool.

Thank you!

[Thirdwigg]

I like LEGO 42213, but I found that making an alternative build of the set was difficult. Here is a little Pinzgauer of the set.

Features:

• Steering with HOG
• Fake V-6 engine with rear wheel drive
• Front independent suspension
• Rear pendular suspension
• Jerry can and lunchbox

Instructions are at Rebrickable.com.

Alright, I'm done with this set. Off to the next thing...

[gyenesvi]

Pretty cool little thing! I think just exactly one year ago, I have seen one of these IRL in the mountains of Montenegro, and was thinking it would deserve a build some time. It has an interesting suspension system that I tried to make some pictures of from underneath, some kind of Tatra-like swing axles but with portals incorporated. It would be cool to replicate, but would require larger scale probably.

Edited July 24 by gyenesvi