Effe's MOC Corner

[efferman]

today i had an idea for the frónt stabilizers. i hope they will work in the model

[Milan]

Good outriggers. these kind of trucks does not need long outriggers, so they will fit perfectly. Eager to see next update.

[Thirdwigg]

Excellent. Very good use of a few parts.

[Alasdair Ryan]

Nice legs Efferman.....

I would be interested to see how you would make two stage legs.

Edited January 7, 2014 by Alasdair Ryan

[AndroTech]

Nice outriggers .... small and compact. Are you building small'er 42009?

[Milan]

Nice outriggers .... small and compact. Are you building small'er 42009?

He is building this:

[efferman]

indeed

the complete stabilizer box, retracted 16 studs wide, extracted 31 studs

[Hrafn]

Very elegant! The module is quite compact when the legs are withdrawn. Will you be controlling the horizontal and vertical motions separately or will they be linked?

[efferman]

Iam not sure at this time. And iam not not sure if the truck will be RC. RC would be fun to play, but with gearbox it will be a challenge to get all the functions in this size.

[Thirdwigg]

The use of the LBG 1x5s at an angle is a great idea to keep the extended outrigger's flex to a minimum. I experienced this problem with my TGS. Great solution.

[efferman]

with a half stud offset, which the angled beam has, the gap will not really closed. and with only 4 studs overlap it will bend upward. the other handicap of this stabilizer design is that it blocks the chassis and no axles can go through the stabilizer box. so i have modified the outriggers a bit. The box is much more fat, but i have more stabilizing width (33studs) and the frame is free for drivetrains and something else.

[Alasdair Ryan]

Here are some ideas I came up with,you may find it of interest.

[Rishab N]

Looks like it'll be a nice compact model!

[efferman]

very interresting how long someone can waste his time with one Detail. The third or fourth evolution step of the front outriggers

[Alasdair Ryan]

They are not easy to make,I also spent some time making mine.

[Bassemedkniven]

ok, they are better than nothing, but please take a look at this picture

101_9398 von efferman auf Flickr

can you see the problem?

edit

is it not funny? i want add a portal axle and what iam doing? a whole new chassis

101_9402 von efferman auf Flickr

and why iam build so many times a chassis like a unimog?

What kind of brick is it next to the L-shaped brick on the axle?

I have never seen it before.

Best regards.

[Technyk32231]

What kind of brick is it next to the L-shaped brick on the axle?

I have never seen it before.

Best regards.

I believe that is the portal hub from the 8110 Unimog.

[Bassemedkniven]

Naa, I meen the dark grey triangular brick next to the black L-shaped one.

Seen on pic 3.

[Hrafn]

Naa, I meen the dark grey triangular brick next to the black L-shaped one.

Seen on pic 3.

Looks like 44135. Along with 44136 it's one of the few Bionicle pieces that's reasonably useful for Technic.

[Bassemedkniven]

Ok, thanks!

Have to get me some of them.

[efferman]

small weekend project. what have i changed at the standard 8265?

[Technyk32231]

small weekend project. what have i changed at the standard 8265?

Nice RC4WD tires! They even look like stock Lego tread!

[Rishab N]

It seems longer and RC?

[efferman]

The length overall is the same, but the wheelbase is two studs longer to get the two PF-L in the front. The other L motor sits above the fake engine and powers the wheel. A M motor is placed under the drivers seat and is used for steering.

[efferman]

what do you think about these bucket?