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  1. Nice to see you still building these small cars. It sure looks like a fun, little and well shaped model.
  2. I hope that the rear axle is not supported directly, but by via a control arm, so this way you get more suspension movement.
  3. I expect it to have more or less similar functionality as the Defender, hopefully with the new gearbox and engine parts to run smoother. Since it's a 4 seater, it will probably be the biggest and heaviest 1:10 model so far, so I expect the 9L hard shock absorbers in all 4 corners.
  4. Well done (again), Lipko! Love the video showcasing the suspension, those new shock absorbers seem perfect for such models.
  5. I think it should be easily doable, you can skip the 16 tooth gears in such case.
  6. A version of the app with that functionality is available on support website.
  7. You can see red shock absorbers...
  8. Nice mock-up! Seems about right, unless the steering links are shorter. Too bad these suspension arms will not be suitable for high loads, since there are no other connection points.
  9. I think it's around 3x5 stud size with crossholes. It's great to have another suspension arm to work with!
  10. @dustblueCan you please report such issues to the support? Thanks...
  11. I already found this bug when building the Universal Offroader V2, where originally one BuWizz 3.0 is suppose to take care of steering and other for gearbox. It is planned to be fixed.
  12. I would dare assume say independent is more efficient, since there is less sideways motion on the wheels and thereby lower friction and lower load on the bearings.
  13. You can go a step further and have each wheel powered by an independent motor too! But uneven terrain might end up messing up the calculations since the wheels have to drive a longer distance than when driving on a flat surface.
  14. Nice idea with the scissor lift mechanism!
  15. Already discussed here: And you can check the review here: https://brickset.com/article/105523/review-60431-space-explorer-rover-and-alien-life And the shock absorber is soft, the hard ones has a different spring shape with uneven windings in the middle or at start/end for new version.