Stimy

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  • Birthday 06/22/1989

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  1. awesome build, you can see a lot of time and effort went into this build!! can you go further into detail on how you used the battery box woth the lipo? I have designed a massive Karl-Gerat 041 (1.15m long & weight will be around 10 kg) and will need all the power I can get?
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    [MOC] Sdkfz.251 ausf.D

    thanks for all the support, I'll make a video this weekend of the Sdkf & maybe some other projects too.
  3. I built this one some time ago but didn't post it yet over here (It might be in the scale model section but can't remember) The Sdkfz.251 ausf.D was built in scale 1/10 with full RC system using an Sbrick. The drive uses 2 x XL-motors & 1 L-motor for steering, it has about 2.000 pieces. Size is about 64x24x24 studs (51cm x 19cm x 19cm) Here are the pictures, enjoy. Lego SDKFZ 251, on Flickr
  4. let us know when the instructions are ready, love to buy these!!
  5. looks very good, love the detail!!
  6. so much nostalgia comming back. still watch the show (battlebots in the usa) robot wars itself stopped 2 years ago on the bbc. mocs look very good, any plans to make sir killalot or the pincer one (forgot the name)?
  7. Finally finished my latest project, a Sdkfz 251/1 ausf.D in scale 1/10. History of the Sdkfz. 251 After the MK V tank, I wanted to do something different and the 'Hanomag' is just this. The suspension is made with torsion bars and works as it should. The MOC is powered by 2 x XL motors & steering is done with 1 x M motor with a clutch & an Sbrick module. I wanted to integrate the lock-steering system but I simply didn't have the room to get all things integrated, maybe this is something for the future. stickers are being made & maybe there will be a PAK-40 soon behind this, still thinking about it. Dimensions:51cm x 18cm x 20.5cm Weight: 2.5kg Total brick count: about 2.000. Leave a comment if you want. my Flickr page for more pictures on my projects & completed MOC's
  8. I love this MOC!!!! just saw it popping up on Lego Car Blog and loved the work
  9. Love this MOC, the attention to detail is stunning!!
  10. After buying the plans from Sariel, I started on making this very nice moc to go alongside my MKV. The plans & design are property of Sariel, you can buy the plans here I changed the color due to budget reasons and then I could make a german captured version, the stickers still need to go on and maybe I'll change some parts later on. The model is full radio controlled For more photos check my Flickr Page
  11. looking VERY good, I love these big model builds and 4x4's, perfect combo why not put you MOC on Rebrickable and sell your plans there?
  12. What an absolute MASTERPIECE!!! This would be perfect for Jody Schekter's mancave Rosco, you really made this one look exactly like the real thing. any plans for other historic F1's? (please say Sharknose...)
  13. Hey Tommy, the second gear coming out of the xl motor broke, but I think that was due to age (they were a bit yellow too). the main issue is that when it try to turn, the gear slips over the tracks and doesn't get any traction. maybe some some plasti dip will help on the gear but I think it's better to reposition the drive to the rear gear (as in the real steel version), going to try tomorrow to figure this thing out. Thanks Neonic, the turntable is one for scale models. You can find these online under "scale model rotating display stand" on google.
  14. As i'm finishing the tank up cosmeticaly, the technical part is giving me headaches. The drive system is connected to the wrong drive gear (because there is no space) and thus keeps breaking toothed gears. so what are we gonna do? indeed take it all apart and start redesigning it I am also thinking about making an other version, no rc controls but with a lot of detail on the inside & easy way to take of the top of the tank, what do you think? Below some pictures and a 360° view of how it looks now, you can visit my Flickr page if you want to see more photo's & videos.
  15. The finish line is in sight!!! The MOC is nearly finished, the semaphores & door needs to be made and mounted. I am at the moment designing some stickers and trying to find a fun way to showcase this model. I would like to know what you guys think of this model so please leave a comment, it would be greatly appreciated