unimog123

I've never heard of Bricksafe. I will try and make an account when I get the chance. Thanks.

I love all the mechanisms that you are incorporating. Also what color is it going to be?

This is my work in progress F-22 Raptor. It is my first attempt at a plane so I don't know if I'll be able to finish it, but this what I have so far. I am going to make it completely black. And as you can see there is retractable landing gear, but when the wheels are folded up they don't disappear into the body. Sorry, for the missing pictures. I'm not sure why it did that, I'll be able to post it correctly once the F-22 Raptor is done. Once again sorry for any trouble I may of caused. I guess copying them onto a document and then pasting it here doesn't work.

I personally think the 8109 flatbed truck and 8069 backhoe loader are the best mid-range sets. Mostly because of there clever solutions and useful parts for beginners.( I was when I got these sets )

Maybe I missed something, but where is the battery box?

To bad I took mine apart already. This thing is coming along great, although I'm not so sure about a white cabin. Maybe it will look better when it's done.

The design is awesome. And I don't know how you came up with an idea like that, but it's awesome.

I love the wheel arches and spoiler! Great job!

This car is awesome! I've thought about making a ferrari like that, but never did. I love how you got the gearbox so compact and functional. Also, do you know how fast it can go and does it handle well? Looking forward to final model.

I really like it! I think it looks almost the same as the real thing. Although I'm a little sad that all the extra functions slowed it down. Can't wait for more!

Oh, I guess that would make sense. Unfortunately I don't have that set, so I wouldn't really understand. Thanks.

Thanks for the extra pictures. I love how you can take the chassis apart so easily.

I was also wondering what motors you use for steering and drive (and other functions)? Keep up the great work.

Sounds like a great idea, although I'm not familiar with Bionicles. What would you use to transfer drive or would you need a new piece as well?

This is my luxury roadster. It is remote control with 2 L motors, servo motors, V2 receiver, and rechargeable box. You can visit my website here: http://legotechnicun....wordpress.com/ Then search "1932 luxury roadster" more information.

I've taken a video of this car, but it may be a while before it's on my website: http://legotechnicunimog123.wordpress.com/

I agree completely. A bucket that can't dig isn't fun to use. I felt the same way with the 8043 Excavator, I took it outside and it could barely dig. Probably just the weak M motors. Can't wait to see more!

Thank you everyone. I will probably be able to make a video of my roadster this weekend depending on the weather. This video will only be posted on my blog, so stay tuned in.

That is pretty cool, but personally I would stick to the lego bucket. I really think it looks good, is original, and functions well. Can't wait to see more!

Thanks. It performs quite well for its size. About the RC connection, its not great, but I found a better mounting place in the middle of the seats. The only thing though it would stick out a bit more. I probably won't have a video and if I do, it will be on my website, since I don't have a youtube account.

That looks pretty cool, but are you just taking a break from the new tow truck/wrecker with the new tires, or have you come across a major problem. Good Luck with both!

This is really cool! By the way how much did all those unimog tires cost? Can't wait to see the finished product!

This is totally insane!! One of the most extreme off roaders I've ever seen. Great job!

Awesome tracked vehicle! I love the how the suspension works. Probably one of the best performing track vehicles there is.

Hello, my name is unimog123 and my models consist of lego technic. I will be posting my models soon.