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An official lego catalogue says march for 42039 -
the swinging arms a unfortunately top secret but the 4 axle bogies they are not. the pins in the axleholes are simple non friction pins. These are allow the axles swing from side to side.
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dont forget the driving ring inside of the turntable i think a battery pack would be enough. The guy who built the crane only dont like the price of the pf receivers
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you are using the 62x20 tires also the width of the truck will be around 19 studs?
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its alive! a bit slow, but its alive
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I think My big G is a good example for what you want. even when you want unsteered axles. http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=510957 101_9501 by efferman, on Flickr but i have to ask which tires do you want to use and which power source do you want to use? for six PF-L i recommend two battboxes with servo operated switches.
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the 4 axle bogies are not massive. The first and last axles can slide a bit from side to side
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During making instruction i have made some optimizations and reduced the part count. on the boom and uppercarriage i have saved roundabout 150 parts. On the Counterweight i have reduced the details and saved roundabout 250 parts. what do you think, more details on counterweight or less parts?
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yes, he built it at evening before making the video.
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I want show you a small masterpiece from a fellow builder which has no account on eurobricks. "Meisterschnorrer" has reverse engineered a model which was build some years ago by the builder "monteur". The 1.4m long Model shows a Uaai 839 transformer transport with 32 axles and 3500 parts. here some pictures IMG_9373Uaai 839 by Meisterschnorrer, on Flickr
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Sounds like a simple solution. Thanks for explaining this.
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Thanks in advance! Can you please tell me how you have done this?
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Thank you very much
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It seems there is a small bug with the new style curved panel when i build the boom sections there is everything fine, but when i put the first stage in the mainbox the new panel type collides with something on one side. The old panel type would fit without problems, but it has not enough holes to get stable enough. does anyone know why this happens? lxf
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there is an instruction available for my steering mod https://www.dropbox.com/s/nw33u1dekbi6e47/42030%20lenkungsmod.pdf?dl=0 thanks to catweazel for doing this
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here i have the newest progress in the instruction https://www.dropbox.com/s/8t53wahcnr7360s/lxf%20anleitung%20-%20Kopie.zip?dl=0
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Here you can find the instructions http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=99748
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impressive today i have made a small experiment. instead making screenshots, every building step has it own lxf file. download this as zip file and let the folder stay open. now you can jump from step to step by clicking the file. Please let me know your opinion
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It seems there are Actually following options. Gergers mk1 with standard actuators and 5 panel boom Gergers mk 1 with the shapeways actuator and 6 panel boom Gergers mk1 with standard actuator and 5 panel boom Gergers mk1 with the shapeways actuator and 6 panel boom
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i think at end of the weekend it is done
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Yes, it does.
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thanks for the lxf
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Efferman's Custom Parts
efferman replied to efferman's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
i have made a new part. It is a Adaptor to mount a rc rim on the lego 3 pin mount system. The Hexagon for the rc rim has a width of 12mm. If someone has rims with a bigger Hexagon, please take a calliper and call me its dimensions. To secure the rim on the adaptor is a 4mm screw with hexagon head necessary. -
Where did you get the parts?
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These tires are very soft too.