jorgeopesi

Cool collection man!, so many bricks to build things .

The structure is very strong the problem is a rubber band reduction between motor and linear actuators, If I do the gear change it will be able to carry much more weight, but I don´t play with my MOCS, only build and then destroy . I think the cab has a good proportion if you look the real dumper, but is the good thing on lego, you can change all that you can includes the yellow rims, thank you for coment.

I need to change some things if I want to carry something, for the moment only works empty .

I said I love the heavy equipment and this is my new moc. In 3 days was done it was very quick to build. It has front and rear suspension, front independent, rear rigid axle and it is rc, I hope you like.

You're absolutely right, when I finish the technical part of my mocs I finished in any way, I have to fix... but the next time because the car is already disarmed, another big fail... I never let anything built...

I´m bored so I rebuild my Enzo with extra things. I used 2 XL motors for propulsion and a L one for steering, the rest is like the original unless the dummy motor, there isn´t space enough for it... I almost forgot it also has suspensions too. Merry Christmas .

May be a normal set with extra instructions if you already has a motor and a battery.

Wow, I think it was a trial but not, in this case the weight is not a problem very good work.

Totally agree, thank you for the help Paul .

Anything flagship call, look at the rc lego cars, to work well must weigh little. If you have 2000 pieces and 6 electrical items will not move and will be very expensive. Look at the wheelbase distance, near 17 studs without wheels.

I don´t think so, too much bricks to work fine I think that the number of pieces will be minimum as posible, 1000 or less to reduce the maximum weight.

I counted about 50 studs long for the helicopter, how many bricks will be?, near 2000 I think...

You alwais have extra parts for your first unimog , for my never is a problem to have a lot of bricks.

If you look the right up side of the box you can see the car with white arrows in both axles, may be double steering?.

Amazing sets, the helicopter looks great and in the end lego makes a rc car.

About 6 hours with fast food and coffee .

Happy Christmas and best wishes for 2012 for you too! and thank you for a fantastic MOC and instructions, I love your designs!.

Too much modification, you better make a new truck and will not have to wait to March .

We must not forget that this is for kids, I do not like anything in 2012 so I do my mocs, sorry for collectors...

I think the good thing about plastic in lego is the limitations it puts you which makes you think hard, putting no lego pieces is not a good idea to me, in the end we will play meccano .

It is enormous, but may be the problem you will have, too much weight reduces the efficiency.

This new piece will be very useful on trial trucks .

Brutal... Amazing modelnic construction .

You are right , I only say that I will not build a car if there is another one that is perfect for me, Gallardo for example. The only thing I would do with the Gallardo would do it rc or putting a gearbox only for the challenge of working in confined spaces . I want to finish mine and work on the same scale as you, this size uses too much bricks, is very tired and not very playable, the good thing is to think too much. I can not wait to see that porsche ... .

Here you are the topic, I hope nobody finish another R8 before than me ,sorry for off-topics. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=57394&st=15&p=1082971&fromsearch=1entry1082971