braker23

Hi everyone! I just wanted to let you know that you can find this MOC on Rebrickable, if you are interested in replicating it. Here is the link: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-113359/braker23/boeing-stearman-kaydet-pt-17/

You never cease to amaze me, great work. The possibilities with LEGO are endless, and you proved it once more :)

Lovely job, mate. I tried to implement this suspension years ago, but I failed. Your rover performs very well, thanks for sharing!

Very complex suspension and RC motor placement is great, hope the large u-joints will handle that stress. Good luck and hope to see that video :)

Spot on design, lovely functions, nice detail, my kind of MOC :)

Now that's a major project, how many hours did you put into it? I love the way it works, its a an awesome GBC, great job!

I believe it's a really unique MOC, I just love the idea that you used 2 Ducati bikes. Gearbox is nicely integrated and it looks futuristic enough. Great job!

God, I love the new Fox so much! The steering solution is amazing, and the suspension system is out of this world! Great work, Jerry

4: 10 18: 6 3: 4 9: 3 19: 2 1: 1

Thank you very much, it means a lot as its coming from you, Han Solo

Hello again! I just wanted to let you guys know I added the presentation video above and also entered my MOC in the [TC17] topic. Cheers!

23. Gator Mayhem So, this is my hybrid creation, a fatal combination between an alligator and a trial truck. This one has been a very fun build for me, as I never attempted to build a vehicle inspired by the Mad Max movie series, although I always wanted to. Functions-wise, I think it's pretty packed, as I managed to squeeze in 6 motorized functions, a working V24 fake engine, working steering wheel and fully openable doors, so you can exit the truck in a flash. Technical specs & functions: - 4x4 Drive (XL motor) - Steering (L motor) - Open/close gator jaw (M motor) - Swipe gator tail left/right (M motor) - Rotating turret (M motor) - Firing the turret (M motor) - Turret capacity: 5 missiles - controlled by: 2 BuWizz bricks - a functional V24 fake engine - working steering wheel - openable doors - Length: 72 cm - Width: 30 cm - Height: 30 cm - Weight: 2.8 kg Good luck y'all!

Thank you guys, I really appreciate it. The video will be done tonight, I will post it as soon as I can. Good luck to you all!

Howdy folks! Now this one has been a very fun build for me, as I never attempted to build a vehicle inspired by the Mad Max movie series, although I always wanted to. This was also a hell of an opportunity to use many of the odd parts that you simply cannot put on a normal vehicle, so I am thrilled to present to you, the frightening Gator Mayhem! As you can see, it's and odd blend between and alligator and a trial truck, thus it has 2 animal-specific functions (biting and hitting with the tail), 2 car-specific functions (driving and steering) and of course, 2 tank-specific functions (rotating and firing the turret). What I can tell you is that my two boys just love to play with it, shoot minifigures and eat them all, so I suppose my goal was reached. Functions-wise, I think it's pretty packed, as I managed to squeeze 6 motorized functions, a working V24 fake engine (two connected V12, placed diagonally), working steering wheel and fully openable doors, so you can exit the truck in a flash. This MOC took around 3 weeks to build, almost every day for 2-3 hours, so I can assure you that my dedication has grown a lot, but my wife's patience also reached a new level Technical specs & functions: - 4x4 Drive (XL motor) - Steering (L motor) - Open/close gator mouth (M motor) - Swipe gator tail left/right (M motor) - Rotating turret (M motor) - Firing the turret (M motor) - Turret capacity: 5 missiles - controlled by: 2 BuWizz bricks - a functional V24 fake engine - working steering wheel - openable doors - Length: 72 cm - Width: 30 cm - Height: 30 cm - Weight: 2.8 kg Official YouTube video, made for the [TC17] competition: First batch of photos I took in my kitchen/studio, enjoy the show! Second batch of photos were taken outside, in the most post-apocalyptic environment I could find nearby: As usual, for more detailed photos and many others, please check my Flickr album, below: https://www.flickr.com/photos/braker23/albums/72157713228122532/ Cheers and best of luck to all competitors!

Now this is a contest to my liking I will definitely try to participate, hope my free time allows it. Thanks a lot Jim Good luck to you all!