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Thank you guys! Here I add little bonus: (my drawing of the Bugbler - crossover of Tumbler and VW bug) http://horcikdesigns.deviantart.com/art/The-Bugbler-Batmobile-volksrod-480386254?ga_submit_new=10%253A1409914388

Well, just try to proove (in the age of that Big-UCS-model madness), that I can build one with steering using my bricks that left after assembling LTTT Tatra T815TP (second generation) and mid-scale Offroader (I'll submit both of them later). So, enjoy. ;) Full album: https://www.flickr.c...57646836441037/ And finally, the steering:

More than beautiful :D

Very, very nice (I see Bug's curves in it,). The tires could have been slimmer, but it is only little detail on perfect car.

Make the whole rear axle red (remove the LG connectors), and it is going to be briliant!

Looking forward to see it finished, but I would maybe remove the upper LA, because of simpicity ;)

Thank you very much ;) For those who are interested - second version of this truck is still WIP in this moment, but about 80% finished yet ;) (That's a lie; I have seen many MOC presentatios, but only a few were really finished :) )

Video is done yet!!!

I love the way it's design is close to the original one... (and not just because I like Hot-Rods generally. :D )

I'm not going to tell you anything about Digital designers, but good luck with building, I really look forward too see this project grow :)

Ok, thank you for your help ;) (and for editing the topic title) :D

Thank you :D (and sorry for mistake in the title and file's name) And, Ok, I'll try to find another solution. :D I know why is there that diff (although I also know that the torque transfering on it might go behind it's limits :D) - I use the diff (between front and rear axles) to get smaller turning radius for my next 6x6 Tatra (T815 TP). The diff will be also equipped with lock, so no worries about free-wheel rotations. This is what I have so far - it is powerful enough (and also very fast - that's what I want to reduce) as chassis (I used there only approx. 20:1 reduction), but I do not know what it is going to do with body installed You can see there a small pneu-cylinder (controlling the diff-lock), and, above motor (that is visible form this point of view) is the 5x7 frame, that I want to replace with the part, which is this topic about. (my previous project, or more properly - this chassis (above in this post) is second generation of this (previous) one: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=98608#entry1960548 )

Hi, right now I am unable to build traditionally (on holiday), so I try assemblies digitally. The reason why I shouted "Help!" in the topic title is that I would ask you to test this little basic drivetrain gear assembly, whether the worm gear with the 24t wheel would do some cracky sounds (sorry, I haven't found right word), or not (when loaded - I need it for extreme trial truck). I need to reduce the speed of two buggy motors (connected to the red axle with worm gear). So, would you mind doing me a favor, please? ;) (LDD attached) Thank you ;)

I never had dark age (mayb very similar to Zblj) niether had never suffered from being unable to touch my bricks... to build My hobby developed continuously from child's view to lego - as a toy, to AFOL's view - as ardor.

No. 1, Rescue arm.

"I have all parts I need to build it"

@Sm01 - Heh, sorry for confusing, I was away from my parts when I discovered that drifting with diff is better than without - however, because I had not two diffs, I had to install the no-diff setup to the yellow manual one. ;) Sorry again, my mistake. @Black-Build - No, I had only two. The white (just test subjest for new panels) and yellow, and also the red (in February's album) were built on the same chassis. ;)

:D sweet dreams :D @dd. Sm01 - I tried to drift without differential, but it wasn't so smooth and precise like with. Maybe larger cars perform better without it, but this was too light. :D

Thank you very much. I have not that DBG panels, so I had had to use these metallic DG. :( @dd. erelender - Thhe front axle is solved something like this: @dd. Boulderer - carpet would help only in case that you would not have rubber tires ;) Then I think it would not be bad ;) And, sorry, I have forgotten to show you the white version (manual) ;)

:D Thanks. no, much faster is the yellow manual one - when you pull it on string from car :D

Hi! Today I would like to introduce my longest project so far, two buggies, one is equipped with one RC motor, PF Servo, V2 Reciever, and guess what's next - yeah, Li-Po BB :D (this RC one is the gray in the video, in february's collection it is the yellow). It also features positive caster angle on front axle. (visible in video). The second (manual one) , on very simillar chassis, but with newer parts making the front axle (1H2014 Snowmobile susp. arms), features fake engine in the back (like the original buggies). So, hope you like it, enjoy and keep building :D Full Album: https://www.flickr.c...57646412420082/ (february's album: https://www.flickr.c...57645352899799/ ) (please tell me which two are better ;) ) New Fb site for more news from me: (it was hard decission whether to make it or not...) :https://www.facebook.com/HorcikDesigns?ref=bookmarks and, finally, Video:

I think, that the thing on the hood (air-filter box?) was't necessary, but also with it is this version of this 'Vette very nice (maybe better :D) ;)

very, very nice ;) Love the look, that is clearly similar to the original. And the crash in the vid. is, for me the best detail :D

Yes, it was great fun - and the best was the moment, when I recognised, that I have mud or something in portal-axle, that could not be disassembled :D

Hi, here is album from the race, so whether are you interested to see my truck struggling with water and mud, then you can after clicking this link. Video does still not exist. :D http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=546676 (whole race's gallery)