[MOC] Dodge Charger Daytona

[apachaihapachai]

A good way to use your collection of dark azure parts. An iconic Dodge Charger Daytona powered by BuWizz and RC Race Buggy motor. Compatible with LEGO Technic 42098 Car Transporter.

Free instructions via .io file

 

[Gray Gear]

Very nice! Is it only a digital model? Or did you build it from bricks as well? If you did, please post a vid driving 

[apachaihapachai]

1 minute ago, Gray Gear said:

Very nice! Is it only a digital model? Or did you build it from bricks as well? If you did, please post a vid driving 

There are no actual photos or videos because I don't own any original buggy motors at the moment. 

[jorgeopesi]

Beautiful MOC.

[Bartybum]

Hell yeah this is the stuff. It's beautiful

[apachaihapachai]

On 5/23/2020 at 10:19 PM, Gray Gear said:

please post a vid driving 

Here's the video)

[Gray Gear]

Very nice, it is very fast and nimble, looks like a blast to play with 

[johnnym]

On 6/9/2020 at 5:10 PM, apachaihapachai said:

Here's the video)

Holy Moly! That thing goes like hell. I haven't yet checked the Studio file, because I'd need to use another machine for that (running GNU/Linux here), but do you drive the rear axle directly from the fast output of the RC buggy motor or is there some (up/down)gearing involved? That thing looks considerably faster than my KT Kenji or my PG Mantyger though both are using bigger wheels AFAICS. It would be cool if you could make it lift the front when taking off. Maybe a weight that can move from the center to the rear end could do the trick?

[apachaihapachai]

On 6/11/2020 at 12:14 AM, johnnym said:

but do you drive the rear axle directly from the fast output of the RC buggy motor or is there some (up/down)gearing involved?

There is a direct connection to the slow output of the motor.

 

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It would be cool if you could make it lift the front when taking off. Maybe a weight that can move from the center to the rear end could do the trick?

I think it's impossible. The front part is heavy and build using as less parts as possible.