A_C
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3 hours ago, rollermonkey said:Weird question, and maybe not the perfect place to ask, but...
After the first box / bag 19, does anyone remember how many stickers were left?
(I don't see sticker 15 get applied in any of the 4 books.)
You've got my attention. That's for the blurrg (step 17)
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I love this bulldozer so much that I quickly built it from my spare parts and changed the followings:
- enlarged the blade by 1 stud
- added the ripper
Now it looks more like its big brother.
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It's really impressive. So many detailing in this MOC. So inspiring.
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2 hours ago, Irrationable said:This is absolutely fantastic! Can't wait to do these mods while adjusting the interior to make it more screen-accurate.
Thanks man. I guess you're the big Razor Crest fan. ;)
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3 hours ago, MBricks said:This looks fantastic! Basically every issue has been addressed. Great work.
Glad to hear that, thanks.
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This MOD upgrades your 75331 Razor Crest as below:
- add a toilet next to the sleeping room
- removable front landing gear
- retractable rear landing gears (they're strong as the original)
- add a display stand (229 parts)
- tidy up the front panel
- add more details to the laser cannons
- entirely flip the boarding ramps
- enlarge the rear entrance so that blurrg can walk through it
- fill gaps and holes around the body and engines419 extra parts are needed.
Instruction is available at https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-131686/
Enjoy and have fun!
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Here is my little MOD:
1. Need the following parts:
2. Replace the original steps 955 to 958 as below:
3. Do the same steps for the other side (995 to 998). Now the gun cannons can be pointed straight:
Have fun!
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First of all, thanks all for your comments. Whether it's good or not, I really appreciate them.
I must admit my intention to build this MOC is not purely for TC22. It's a months project standing on my desk even before TC22 started. I faced a lot of technical issues so there's no WIP post.
However, TC22 does give me a reason to continue this project. It pushes me to finish this MOC. As it's my first time to join Eurobricks Contest, I didn't realize the importance of the rules and limitations. I'll pay more attention for the next time.
As said before, I'm more than happy if it's not qualified for TC22. As least I'm now ready for the next project.
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20 minutes ago, 1980SomethingSpaceGuy said:But it seems that even on the grand total, it contains more System bricks than Technic. Is that correct?
Any advice on how to get the count of system and technic parts from Stud.io?
As said, I leave it to the judge now.
BTW, video updated.
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48 minutes ago, Jurss said:I'm not judge, but
but here whole body is something like model team. Only boom is technic. Yes, others use really some system parts.
If there was those some plates on boom, something on the rear around grill, that would be OK.
When the 'skins' are removed, it's 100% technic.
Anyway, I'll be more than happy if the judge says it's not qualified.
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17 minutes ago, Jurss said:I don't want to ruin this nice looking loader, but I'm afraid, that it is too far away from technic category @Jim
I don't think there is a contest rule stating the proportion of technic parts vs system parts. Besides, other contestants also use system parts.
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THIS MODEL HAS BEEN DISQUALIFIED DUE TO A LARGE NUMBER OF SYSTEM PARTS
CAT Skid Steer Loader
Main features:
- Total no. of pieces is around 900
- Around 1/16 to 1/17 scale; works well with the 42114 Volvo Articulated Hauler
- 4WD with a modified transverse subtractor by Sariel (http://sariel.pl/)
- Requires a BuWizz 1.0/2.0 or CaDA or Mould King remote battery hub
- PF L Motor for the main driving
- PF M Motor for the steering
- PF M Motor for the bucket lifting
- PF M Motor for the bucket tilting
- Movable cabin
- Bucket is swappable to a pallet fork or a larger bucket
- Detailed cockpit and driver seat
- The size is 20.5 x 17 x 28.5 = 9932.25 cubic studs
https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/190872-tc22-cat-skid-steer-loader/
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Hi,
It's my first time to join the Eurobricks Contest. When I read the details of the TC22 Contest, this MOC (CAT Skid Steer Loader) was already WIP for months. My last tune is to tackle the size restriction (10000 cubic studs). Finally it's done and the main features are:
- Total no. of pieces is around 900
- Around 1/16 to 1/17 scale; works well with the 42114 Volvo Articulated Hauler
- 4WD with a modified transverse subtractor by Sariel (http://sariel.pl/)
- Requires a BuWizz 1.0/2.0 or CaDA or Mould King remote battery hub
- PF L Motor for the main driving
- PF M Motor for the steering
- PF M Motor for the bucket lifting
- PF M Motor for the bucket tilting
- Movable cabin
- Bucket is swappable to a pallet fork or a larger bucket
- Detailed cockpit and driver seat
The size is 20.5 x 17 x 28.5 = 9932.25 cubic studs
More pictures at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124502100@N04/albums/72177720299363293
Video uploaded:
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6 hours ago, Jim said:You need to attach what is in the final model. Have you created this MOC for the contest?
It's almost done, just need a bit more tune up. But it's too large for the contest.
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9 hours ago, Jim said:If you lift the boom and rotate the bucket downwards, you might be able to fit the bounding box.
Tried, but still too long.
As the bucket is detachable (for changing to forklift), can I exclude the bucket in the calculation?
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6 hours ago, Jim said:Hi,
I haven’t said that moving parts were excluded. I said that moving parts can be retracted or folded to fit the bounding box. As long as they are not detached. So a bucket needs to be included in the calculation. But you can use the most optimal position when calculating the size.
Thanks for the clarification. Then my MOC is not qualified.
Have a nice day.
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Hi Jim,
I have a question on the size. You said that moving part is not counted. How about an Excavator? Can the bucket be excluded as it's a moving part? With the bucket, my MOC size is about 21 x 17 x 33 = 11761. But without the bucket, it is 21 x 17 x 25 = 8925.
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As said before, after step 3 of the subparts, you have to rotate it 90 degrees. i.e. the tile piece of step 3 should be on the top. Or any picture of your built to further show your problem?
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I guess you have to rotate both subparts 90 degrees and insert to the central axle. Hope it helps.
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It's really nice. Especially the back looks so sophisticated, like there was a working compartment.
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Hi guys,
I'm still playing with the outlook and modifying the racing stands. LEGO has done a great work when comparing with the real one. So just need to fill some 'holes' here and there...
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Interesting. Thanks for your sharing. Good job.
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1 hour ago, tmctiger said:Hi, does anybody know if there is a mode to replace the two fake actuators at the back with two real ones (manual articulation) without redesigning the whole thing? I think it should be possible to fit two normal length actuators (plus gears to drive them) in the space availiable which are driven manually.
Most of the replacements for those two actuators are also coupled with motorizing this function which needs extensive redesign of the whole dozer. A simple fast attachable manual solution would be also great.Thanks!
You may check this out: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-93838
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2 hours ago, Ngoc Nguyen said:I don't have it. I'm just following Sariel's speed build.
Oh I see, thanks.
[MOD] 75331 Razor Crest Upgrade
in LEGO Star Wars
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Please check out my FAQ at rebrickable:
Q. I cannot find a certain part that is not listed in the inventory.
A. As every part from the original kit is highly reused in every possibility, you have to be patience when looking for the part that seems to be missing. Because it will be found at the later steps that it will not be used in this MOD.