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  1. Nico van Duin
    Just finished the chassis of this masterpiece:) Thanks for the instructions, they are very clear and easy to follow.
  2. Nico van Duin
    Thank you! Here is the LDD model: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/NicovanDuin/toyota/toyota_bj_flatbed.lxf
  3. Nico van Duin
    Almost finished, only some details left to do. Btw, Could someone tell me how tot share a LDD model through a link?
  4. Nico van Duin
    Some kind of Citroën?
  5. Nico van Duin
    No I did it myself:). I think you posted the wrong link though, it showed a modified version of Piterx's fiat panda.
  6. Nico van Duin
    Thanks, The LDD model is almost ready.
  7. Nico van Duin
    Unfortunately not, But the guy who build the first car in the row also made a topic about his car: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=106618 Thanks! I will make a video soon. The guy organising the event, (Mahjqa) shot some footage, so perhaps he will make a video about the race. Yup, it does.
  8. Nico van Duin
    Thanks for the nice comments everyone, appreciate it! Just a wormgear driving a 8t gear powering the winch. I'm planning on making a LDD model but I can't promise anything since I'm realy busy with school right now.
  9. Nico van Duin
    Hello everybody, I want to present you my latest MOC, a Toyota BJ Flatbed. This MOC was built for the LOWLUG 62.4 truck trial organised by Mahjqa. I ''stole'' some design elements from rm8's awesome toyota fj45, such as the placing of some panels. The model features: - XL motor for drive - M motor for steering - M motor for the winch - 3-link front suspension - 4-link rear suspension Here are some pictures: Toyota BJ Flatbed by nicovanduin97, on Flickr Toyota BJ Flatbed by nicovanduin97, on Flickr Toyota BJ Flatbed by nicovanduin97, on Flickr Toyota BJ Flatbed by nicovanduin97, on Flickr Toyota BJ Flatbed by nicovanduin97, on Flickr IMG_20150301_122524 by nicovanduin97, on Flickr And finally a picture of all the contestants: IMG_20150301_143620~2 by nicovanduin97, on Flickr
  10. Nico van Duin
    Looking good! I realy like the realism of the chassis from what I've seen on youtube and the cab is also realy well done. Ps: Welcome on eurobricks:)
  11. Nico van Duin
    I got the 42029 and sariel's new book. Very happy with both.
  12. Nico van Duin
    Maybe you van use something like this, it is mcpherson though and the ground clearance isn't optimal.
  13. Nico van Duin
    Incredible work! I realy like the PTO and how you can remove the roof and doors. Looking forward to the instructions and the other versions of this beauty!
  14. Nico van Duin
    I think it should work, If I remember correctly zblj made a small trialtruck with that batterypack and IR receiver some years ago.
  15. Nico van Duin
    That's one nice looking fj40, can't wait to see it in all of its glory!
  16. Nico van Duin
    It looks like there is not enough space for a 12:36 combination because of the servomotor
  17. Nico van Duin
    I was wondering the same question, because I was thinking of using the Sbrick in combination with two rechargeable batteryboxes and two RC motors too. But to give enough power tot the RC motors the batterypacks should be connected in parallel, meaning the Sbrick gets 14.8 volts (2x7.4v) of input power... Wouldn't that be too much?
  18. Nico van Duin
    Very nice truck! I realy like the use of a torque-vectoring diff. But is there a reason why jou didn't mount the front diff into a 5x7 frame?
  19. Nico van Duin
    10 : 10 9 : 6 3 : 4 5 : 3 4 : 2 6 : 1
  20. Nico van Duin
    Here's my new working place. Most of my lego is still in boxes on the floor, but hopefully I can get everything sorted on my desk since I will get a few more storage cabinets soon.
  21. Nico van Duin
    Very nice buggy, I realy love the sleek look! And it looks like those lithium batteries realy boost up the RC unit's performance! But it's a shame they're so expensive...
  22. Nico van Duin
    I would like to nominate lipko's red coupé V12.
  23. Nico van Duin
    A while ago I built this car and I have to say I was so impressed, that I want to nominate it for the hall-of-fame. It's just a realy well-designed creation and it looks and works awesome. I also have to say it's incredibly sturdy for such a big and complex car, because once it accidentaly fell of the table and landed right on its roof, and appart from the front bumper and hood, nothing was realy damaged and it was fixed in no-time.
  24. Nico van Duin
    Looks fantastic! I realy like the way you made the rear suspension using the unimog balljoint
  25. Nico van Duin
    That looks realy great so far! And with a 2:1 gear ratio it would be very fast!
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