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Hi,

I have decieded to join the Lego Technic trophy truck madness with my own design (well, the front fenders are inspired by RM8's TT, to be honest :blush: ) But the rest is mine.

Powered by one Li-Po BB, driven by one 5292 mounted on the rear axle, and servo for steering, this beast is not very strong. However, it can run satisfyingly fast - as you can see in the vid.

I woul like to highlight the hood with pins that act like locks. (I do not know the right name for that securing device) (third picture)

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Hi,

I follow your work for a while, I really like them, this is also not an exception. :classic:

I love the design, it is so cute and mean in the same time, the color combination is also a hit. Not to mention that hood solution.

Driving performance is really good, and I am really surprised that You could integrate Nyan cat too (sound). :laugh:

I can't get out an idea from my head... This + 2 pull back motors (4WD if possible) = the ultimate jump-fun machine in the living room.

Edited by agrof

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Thank you very much!

I know, the IR reciever is not in it's best position, but here it has much better recieving capability :D

I have been theoretically playing with the idea of pull-back boost idea, but still haven't built anything. :)

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I never heard of Baja trucks until I joined this forum, now they're everywhere! :laugh: Lovely build with nice lines, and I really like the lime green and white colour combination. It would be great to hide the IR receiver, but I know that can be tricky.

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What a nice looking beast! looks like a RC and not like lego :devil: btw how does the small gears in the diff hold up with such big tires and torque?

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Thank you.

@GoldVillage: they hold up very well - the output to big tires is geared down, so there weren't any critical moments, due to the material strenght. However, the testing-terrain was quite flat, so I have not the chance to take it to it's limit :D

Edited by Gzzig

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