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This is something I've built today after realising this could be used in a half-track: The braked differential steering is a steering system that was widely used in tanks. The idea is that we lock one output drive from differential and thus all power goes to the other side. In theory it is simple, but with no dedicated brakes in Lego Technic it gets complicated. It was often used with differential lock for driving straight though, which complicates such mechanism even more in Technic model. The drive input is in a poor position for the tank - I'll probably have to figure out how to connect the drive from the other side if I want to use it in a tank build, but it's not an easy task. It might be just in the right spot for the halftrack model though. -
This Custom Lego moc is a super detailed model of a WW2 Town and Sherman. This is a awesome build and really cheap for the quality. INSTRUCTIONS AVALIBLE HERE: https://www.ebay.com/itm/222714704318?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649 Inspired by the Call of Duty map “Carentan”, this WWII Lego moc has over 1000 parts! Rebrickable link (For parts) coming soon! If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. The instructions are super easy to follow. Your feedback is valued. I hope you enjoy my moc and instructions. The Sniper5 by Movie Mocs, on Flick The Sniper1_00017 by Movie Mocs, on Flickr The Sniper1_00014 by Movie Mocs, on Flickr The Sniper1_00027 by Movie Mocs, on Flickr
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This diorama shows a scene from Fury movie. It's a moment before Sherman tank crew attack approaching German infantry. In the movie this was the last battle where damaged Sherman tank defends the crossroad.
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This diorama shows three different scenes from the movie Saving Private Ryan. All the action is taking place on Ramelle bridge at the same time (just for the purpose of this diorama), although in the movie there was a longer time frame between these scenes. The first scene is in the middle section, when Captain Miller on the bridge shoots with his Colt into Tiger I tank, just a second before P-51 destroys the tank. The second one is right after Tiger I explodes and German soldiers starts to run. Corporal Upham captures a small group of soldiers. Among the captured soldiers, Corporal Upham recognizes one German soldier who was captured and let go previously. The third sequence shows the arrival of the allies.
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The M4 Sherman, officially Medium Tank, M4, was the most numerous battle tank used by the United States and some of the other Western Allies in World War II. The crew. We salute you!
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“A walk” through liberated village somewhere in France.
