Polaris 800 4x4

[pzh2000]

thanks guys :)

one of these days i'll edit and post a new video where i'll sacrify some torque for speed using a 1:1 gearing (if it can handle it xD)

hmmm it's strange man...i've created an A4 with 150dpi, wich is not the best file you can have, but it should come out quite nice....oh maybe i know what's wrong with that....probably it's the jpg conversion....tell me wich one do you want and i'll send you the psd file :)

yeh,i'm still a rookie,and learning how to bulid technik MOC

I used your template to creat as follow:

[piterx]

I made a side by side ATV with two buggy motors. I used the same tires and used 3:1 gearing. It hauled. It was not as polished as yours and was only two wheel drive. I intend on making one of your versions and integrating the two buggy motors and then I will see how to downsize it using the extreme cruiser tires.

i've just watched your video and i have to say that it works really good to be a RWD!

i'll provide insttructions or ldraw file as soon as i can....i really can't wait to see some good modifications :P

Congrats on being blogged!

http://thelegocarblog.com/

yeh,i'm still a rookie,and learning how to bulid technik MOC

I used your template to creat as follow:

that's cool but did you downres it when you saved it?

i can't say exactly where's the problem with that because there could be many.....maybe i can just make one for you and send it to your email so we can check :)

send me a pm with your email and we'll see !

Edited July 26, 2013 by piterx

[pzh2000]

i've just watched your video and i have to say that it works really good to be a RWD!

i'll provide insttructions or ldraw file as soon as i can....i really can't wait to see some good modifications :P

that's cool but did you downres it when you saved it?

i can't say exactly where's the problem with that because there could be many.....maybe i can just make one for you and send it to your email so we can check :)

send me a pm with your email and we'll see !

i'm not allow to use the PM function

[piterx]

fail

lol well i guess i will make one and post it somewhere :D

edit:

try this :)

http://i41.tinypic.com/2mciygx.jpg

Edited July 26, 2013 by piterx

[Doc_Brown]

If I may just add, you need to click on the "raw image" link on the the tinypic website in order to get the highest res.

[Numbeel]

wonderful

how long did it take to design and build ?

[piterx]

wonderful

how long did it take to design and build ?

less than building it in LDRAW

anyway i'd say 3-4 days...but i'm still changing small things to make it better

edit:

i've started :)

i think that in a week or less i'll complete it ^^

Edited July 26, 2013 by piterx

[pzh2000]

fail

lol well i guess i will make one and post it somewhere :D

edit:

try this :)

http://i41.tinypic.com/2mciygx.jpg

thanks guy! can this template change to hi-res file?Grazie! http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Lxn0ZEFFwJk/UeAQqS-0T4I/AAAAAAAAARE/Bj_T5SW_zdU/s1600/p-lego_stickers_template.png

[piterx]

but that should be the high res man!

i've used the same settings for the polaris stickers....they're good enough isn't it? look at the sharpness of the edges...maybe it's a problem given by your printer or the jpg you've used i really don't know man

[pzh2000]

but that should be the high res man!

i've used the same settings for the polaris stickers....they're good enough isn't it? look at the sharpness of the edges...maybe it's a problem given by your printer or the jpg you've used i really don't know man

ok,i try again. waiting the atv instruction

[Doc_Brown]

Instructions are looking good! Keep at it man. :D

[piterx]

thanks doc! :)

im working quite hard on them i hope they will be fine ^^

i think that in 2 days i'll finish the model....then i just need to split it up into instructions....but i have an idea that is gonna simplify things :)

[piterx]

hey guys! i took the 2xl version to the seaside! it's been really funny until a wave took sand between gears causing the model to get stuck XD

im working on the instructions too...but if you have plans to build it and bring it to the beach, don't go mess with waves as i did XD

[MrNumbskull13]

Awesome!!! Needs a working steering wheel though. :p

[Doc_Brown]

OMG!!! that final wave! Man I felt for you. Nasty salt water.

Great vid, and thanks for "sacrificing" your model. It looks really good on the beach.

Hope its clean now.

[Junpei]

I think this would make a great lego set, very nice and simple. Just wondering, what are the two a-arms on top for?

Oh nevermind, sorry for the stupid, they're for the shock absorbers.

Edited August 2, 2013 by TwentyLeggedHen

[piterx]

Awesome!!! Needs a working steering wheel though. :p

actually yes!

i hope someone with more patience will make it once i'll publish instructions :)

[z3_2drive]

Today this beast was unleashed...maybe you could make a revamped version of this MOC according to it -

[darksheep]

Hi have the instructions been finished for this I know 3 guys in my office want to build them so we can race off road at work.

[piterx]

Hi have the instructions been finished for this I know 3 guys in my office want to build them so we can race off road at work.

great :D

post some pictures then!!

Today this beast was unleashed...maybe you could make a revamped version of this MOC according to it -

i was actually thinking about making a redesign with RC motors instead of slow xls :P

[darksheep]

great :D

post some pictures then!!

i was actually thinking about making a redesign with RC motors instead of slow xls :P

I was asking where can i get the instructions from ?

[Alasdair Ryan]

Instructions. Edited July 30, 2014 by Alasdair Ryan

[piterx]

here's the direct link :)

it's not really an instruction book....it is just the model on Ldraw, but it's tidy, it has groups, so you can just remake it from that

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/iwxp0zxmiukccnm/Lego%20Polaris%204x4%20by%20piterx.rar?token_hash=AAHVgvqSzDd6KQlpD7COYeyw0E92j_3p8Ei5XCPHfK3MNA&dl=1

[darksheep]

Thanks will send it out today , I have most parts I think just need the wheels.

[didif]

great work!