jorgeopesi

My challenge was build the smallest truck I can with three differentials, of course it is not a trial truck it only has speed and maneuverability... but I have separate axles without differential and a more appropiate motor configuration to make it a small trial truck (bad trial truck with those wheels but the scale commands). Kamaz trucks look very strong, Dakar knows very very well .

The solid leaf-springs are good but I think they are better in a bigger scale, It was hard but fun to use them in such a short space. The truth is that his speed surprised me, we will see what happens when I remove the leftover pieces and build the body.

A smaller chassis for the truck, maybe kamaz maybe not but I don´t want to open a new tread, it will be a small truck anyway. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwDitctPGjs

Yes they are fully independent. About my arm... you say it is hairy because you didn´t see before the laser hair removal . Just are jokes not offend me at all.

I stoped the F1 MOC to wait for the new 42000 hubs, now I have a lot of ideas, I will continue it... http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=74743&hl=

Narrowers or real scale wheels is a great idea a bigger linear actuator and a big turntable would be good too.

I preffer the other way, with a bodywork done I will build the chassis .

But how many of us here are not engineers? .

It is a great idea to use the unimog hubs, they support the weight of the truck better than a single axle. When I see the Peterbilt I suggested to him that solution for the front axle but refused to remove the brakes, I can not wait to see how it manages.

When I start I try to be like TLG, the problem is that I don´t stop to put bricks and I walk away from the TLG style without getting closer to the Sheepo .

You are right , but I try to improve the aesthetic parts. I keep thinking of these solid leaf-springs and I think they are much better at larger scales where it is easier to put more additional guidances as Efferman said anyway in this little truck I still have them and looks good.

That is we like Technic friend . Maybe Timslegos but I don´t want large projects only small things.

It's fun to experiment and I'm stuck with 911, I hate doing the bodywork because hasn´t got mechanisms .

Here everybody speak googlenglish . What about this?, is just built still hot , 9 studs between wheels with ackerman steering but without differential.

Of course requires development, I did today and I put it, is just an idea but can be good.

After my other rare leaf-spring suspensions to develop... (http://www.eurobrick...=74420&hl=kamaz). Now a new ones with more structural capacity, easily adjustable, smaller and work well until now... Now I just need to know what truck build up? . The steering would be like the Sheepo´s Land Rover system.

Nice, the angle helps the engine and improves maneuverability. I already use it in my Huayra but it was very slow to see its performance but I parked easly .

Another axle, even one stud narrower with a classic limitation preconception, the differential . It isn´t good to use so many pieces to win only one stud, but can be done and I spent a pleasant half hour.

Primera vez aquí que leo algo en mi idioma y no lo entiendo , ahora comprendo porque tenemos malosentendidos. Rm8 tú quisiste decir... por supuesto, amigo. First time here I read something in my language and I don´t understand it , now I understand why we have misunderstandings. Rm8 you mean... of course, friend.

WOW this bike is even more amazing a real thing that looks like a 3D digital image it is the next step the new generation .

I don´t know very much but WOW, I only found rare the bike and not because I saw it was not real .

Welldone z3-drive, another nerd´s draw , now I just doing quick sketches like this but before I drew many machines but only draw without pencil and I hate painting since I was a child .

A pleasure have been useful .

Without differential you have a lot of them and smaller than 9 studs, this one has instructions. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=5340740

I had not seen your post, I love these tests we would have to make a thread with all that we think, surely could help many people.