efferman

Thanks for your feedback! I will check the instruction.

I guess this angle is ok.

@steph77 @nerdsforprez I have made an io with the 7 blade rotorsystem parts. https://bricksafe.com/files/efferman/42145/7 blade Rotor.io Edit: To much Angle?

correct, but for which use this would make sense? This is the way.

It has a big disadvantage. It doesn't allow to put a clutchgear on the crosshole for the axle connect.

The 7 Blade rotorhead is integrated in the model. Maybe there will be possible to use the 3L Pushrods. Then the setup will be very flat.

no, it is not. my design was a little bit different, but maybe to close tho the lego Part.

School and CAD is actually more important. This weekend maybe there will be some progress.

please let me test it first. the 7 Blade costs roundabout 50€

can you please make a picture to avoid a misunderstanding?

@steph77 @nerdsforprez Am i going to far with this?

For more space inside i could possibly use an idea from the New Version, but the ultra low Rotor seems Not possible with free passenger space. Edit: This should solve the indoorspace problem and the swashplate guidance in the back shouldn't be neccessary .

2 studs lower is possible, but needs many changes behind the rotor. And a few of them are still to do.

Tomorrow i try it to adapt for the Airbus

The first one. The second one is for something different

Received my copy today and the force was higher than expected, but after a few rotations it works pretty fine.

A new animation of the 6 blade rotorhead.

Take a Look at freakware.de

Only these combinations are recommended.

you need an account at shapeways.

Nope, the Dropbox is online for temporary things

There is less slack in my mechanics

Please be patient. made the gears downloadable at shapeways. some of them are now on a legal check

give me some time btw, a small animation

Jep, i try always first without printed parts. And yes, it will be something in the CH-53 Family. Maybe the skycrane