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[MOC] Jeep Wrangler
TomasHubik replied to Madoca 1977's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Hi Madoca, it looks amazing and performance seems great! Thanks for sharing and good luck with Professor X! Well done. -
Servo 45° limit by force
TomasHubik replied to TomasHubik's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Can you send me a link for the solution? Thanks -
Servo 45° limit by force
TomasHubik replied to TomasHubik's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Thanks a lot man, will wait for your tip! I will try the servo force stop later today. The problem is, as I wrote it above, I'm really limited by place. I tryed to use 45590 which works well but thanks to flexibility, axle turns when stuck on obstackles. Thank you gus for your posts! -
Servo 45° limit by force
TomasHubik replied to TomasHubik's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Hi Guys! Thanks for replyes. Unforutnatelly I'm extremely limited with space and gearing down is not possible. I Will try to figure out some workaround maybe using 45590 -
Hi guys, can I damage PF Servo motor if I will force to turn it only 45° as you can see it on image bellow? Green axle will be connected to servo that will be fixed to red part:
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Hi Guys! I Finally made a short video. It does not have best quality, but hopefully, it will show you how those two works. There is Dump truck riding at the end: Here you can see backlash
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Thanks guys! I'm big fan of this scale. It's funny to put as many functions as possible to this small body. I don't have much time for lego but I started this project end of October and finished it before christmas. But i gave maximum of 5 hours a week. I always create the chases + functionality and than I'm trying to make it look like a car. Video still in Progress
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Yes, Exactelly! I think, it's more than good. It drives SMALL LA, so small backlash is not event noticeable. I will try to finish video tomorrow, so you can see by yourself.
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Hi, Thanks for your replyes. The platform is too small for motors. Here is scheme of how it is done.
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Hi Guys! I would like to present you my latest build. Not usual small excavator truck. The target was to create small excavator truck with as many functions as possible. I wanted to build truck with 8 functions, to use all IR ports, but in this small scale, I only manage to put 5 and I put 3 functions to Dump truck in same scale. It was quite hard to put all functionality to such a small body, but the result is worth it. It has 5 PF controlled functions: 4x2 driving, steering with great steering radius, rotating platform, controlling beam and controlling bucket. Is very well playable and It can dig a sand/brick and it is enough powerful to take itself out of the ground. It's robust enough to survive young child play. More info about Dump truck can be found on my blog lego.tomashubik.com Some photos: More photos and indo are here: Excavator truck Dump truck VIDEO COMMING SOON...
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Merry Christmas
TomasHubik replied to Aswin's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Amazing! Merry Christmas to you too! -
[MOC] RC New Gen Scania S730
TomasHubik replied to shineyu's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
How others said, the cabin is too high, but otherwise, it looks greate!- 9 replies
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- scania s730
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Wow, the yellow one looks amazing. Mainly with open doors! Really great Job!
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[WIP] Iveco Trakker 8x8
TomasHubik replied to KikoTube's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Wow, this one looks amazing. I never byuld Model team, but when I see this, I think I need to buy some brick ;) -
Hi Guys!, today, I would like to present you medium scale VW Crafter flatbed. It has not much functions but driving this van is really fun. It use 2L motors for propulsion with fast gear reduction and Servo motor for steering. It dispose with independent front axle and live rear axle with good light height. What do you think? More at http://lego.tomashubik.com And one bad quality video as usual ;)
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Hi Guys, I finally made some better photos and video (shitty quality, but at last something):
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A Team Van
TomasHubik replied to Chade's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
What a great build! I like how compact it is! -
[MOC] Mitsubishi L200
TomasHubik replied to paave's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
What a nice build! I really like the view, mainly the middle part of car. How is rear axle attached to the body? It look little bit fragile?