Madoca's middle scale AWD SUV.....it's perfect!

[rm8]

Yeees! BOWLER!

Who wants to modify its front end?

[chorlton]

I don't log in often enough to just say how impressed I am by a model, but that is NIIIIICE!

[Hrafn]

Rm8, thanks for posting this - the vehicle is beautifully done!

[green dewback]

That is a very sleek model with realistic shape. Lego should produce it.

[GDomino]

Whoa! I'm gonna have to build this!!!

[landoandrews]

The front end is just beautiful.

[JTS]

This is so nice, a really beautiful build. If it wasn't for the 42000 hubs I'd have a go myself :(

I agree this should be CUSOO'd, although they'll probably end up just sticking a V4 underneath and a HOG on top!

[VKTechnic]

Absolutely beautiful! Can't wait to see what else is coming from Madoca!

[Rishab N]

Very nice, it reminds me of a Land Rover Evoque

[DrFrankenstein]

It deserves CUUSOO

Yes, I also think that he should submit it. Although, knowing how CUUSOO shunned the Vampire GT, I can't see this MOC shooting straight to the review stage. A Technic is a long shot even if all the major fan sites promote it heavily. Still, with the success of the 41999, the chances that a Technic makes it through the review stage are better than ever.

[andythenorth]

Awesome. Would buy this with no hesitation if it was a TLG set.

I prefer mid-sized intricate sets (like 8109) to the bigger sets

- more fun to build (less boring repetitive placing of pins)

- lower price point

- intricate mechanical functions

- more fun to play with

[Blakbird]

I love this truck so I decided to build it as well as Madoca's sister vehicle, the similar scale super car. His pictorial instructions for the AWD include a parts list, but the super car did not so I modeled it in CAD to find out what parts to get. Here's the obligatory render.

I think this car looks like the Cadillac XLR, although I'm sure other likenesses can be found. One of things I like the best about this is its unusually small scale. To get an idea of how different it is, here it is next to a large supercar (from Erik Leppen).

[JTS]

I love this truck so I decided to build it as well as Madoca's sister vehicle, the similar scale super car. His pictorial instructions for the AWD include a parts list, but the super car did not so I modeled it in CAD to find out what parts to get. Here's the obligatory render.

I think this car looks like the Cadillac XLR, although I'm sure other likenesses can be found. One of things I like the best about this is its unusually small scale. To get an idea of how different it is, here it is next to a large supercar (from Erik Leppen).

Thats a beautiful vehicle? What wheels and propulsion does it use?

[Blakbird]

Two L motors for propulsion. The wheels are 56908.

[Marcel1980]

The small one with 2 l motors?

I love the suv. I build it today. Unfortunatley i didnt have al the parts for the front and end... And its a 3 wheel drive. i only got 3 cv joints... lol. Very sturdy build and tight.

[EyesOnly]

Very good looking SUV, and i'm not even fond of that type of vehicles.

[robuko]

I can smell a revolution. Fabulous build

[leksivalen]

That's a very nice SUV... but I'll be watching this Madoca's other MOCS

[Trawler Man]

Great stuff. I hope i'll have the skill to create something like this one day.

[kabelbinder]

That's a very nice SUV... but I'll be watching this Madoca's other MOCS

Stunning MOC!

I love all the great details and functions! :thumbup: :thumbup:

[leksivalen]

Stunning MOC!

I love all the great details and functions! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Yeah!!... Once he release the instruction... I will definitely build that ... Actually I already bought 54 pcs of rectangular panels..

[rm8]

Here is the Fun Club of Madoca's creations as I see

In his you tube channel you can find new model "mini"

Edited August 12, 2013 by rm8

[kabelbinder]

and these minis are incredibly cool, too!

[camaudio]

Just finished the truck. Awesome model and the very first MOC ive built from this forum! My only comment is the suspension needs a little more room

[Someonenamedjon]

I have noticed that he uses a lot of the same techniques throughout his models, like the door handle.