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Selander

MOC: Smart transporter

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I already showed this Mercedes Actros Smart transporter before as a WIP-project.

After building a number of different designs to manage the raising/lowering of upper deck,

I choose the below solution, which has the "sleak" look I wanted, and it is also easy to fold & unfold.

As can be seen on one picture, two tiles (1 x 8) are attached to respective deck when cars are loaded.

Feel free to comment.

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Really cute Selander. It fits the smart cars just right and the fluid design really makes this model :thumbup:

Thanks for Sharing :classic:

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Hello!

Very smooth design! And it's even function in that you can lower the top platform for loading the cars. Excellent! :classic:

Cheers,

~ Christopher

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I really like the solution you managed for the lowering/raising of the upper deck of your car transporter Selander, it looks very 'clean' and rather easy to fold/unfold. Though I noticed that when the upper deck is raised, the rear beams is supported only by 1x2 jumper tiles, is that set-up stable? Anyway, nice to see how your MOCs develop over time, good job! :thumbup:

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This is really awesome. Great design!

What's next?

:classic:

thanks ACCURATEin.

Next step will be to add micro-size PF-motors to run the upper deck remotely :laugh:

TLG just has to invent them first....

I really like the solution you managed for the lowering/raising of the upper deck of your car transporter Selander, it looks very 'clean' and rather easy to fold/unfold. Though I noticed that when the upper deck is raised, the rear beams is supported only by 1x2 jumper tiles, is that set-up stable? Anyway, nice to see how your MOCs develop over time, good job! :thumbup:

Thanks KielDaMan.

You are correct about supports for rear technic liftarms, but they are in fact a stable solution.

As you say, it's a clean and neat solution, and it was the best design to allow easy folding of upper deck.

The other designs I tried (using cross-axles / tubes / pins...etc ) all required too much force which meant

that upper deck easily broke to pieces during operation.

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I'm in love with this! Is it possible to get some more images to help with re-creating this?

No problem, mate !

I already took about 15 close-up pictures, for a member of Swebrick who shared your interest.

So, if you send me a message (through EB message board) with your e-mail address, I'll send

you those pictures ASAP :classic:

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That IS smart :) Well done!

Like people before me have said that this could have been an official set.

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That is really good, I've always wanted to do a transporter, I'll definately have to give it a try :thumbup:

The models in your sig look really good too.

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No problem, mate !

I already took about 15 close-up pictures, for a member of Swebrick who shared your interest.

So, if you send me a message (through EB message board) with your e-mail address, I'll send

you those pictures ASAP :classic:

It says I cannot view member profiles - perhaps I am *too* new? :(

My email is alan [dot] mrpinchy [at] gmail [dot] com

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