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    I love it .
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    :wacko: Wouch :wacko: .
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    Interesting idea, with black tracks can be even better, I will try it .
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    For me to take good photos, video and all type of machine linkages, I always want machines with same movement as the real one.
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    Nice old lego wheels .
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    We will have an oversized masterpiece .
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    It looks good, I will use small linear actuactors in some way in my doors. I started another car but 2 weeks ago I built the Enzo set and I thought these doors can be done better with more travel and just that thing makes me want to build the entire Enzo. Thank you, here you are a topic about it. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=109214&hl=%2Bfake+%2Bfake+%2Bengine Thanks . Thanks again . And thanks again I hope to finish it, and also well .
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    You have a unique and recognizable style .
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    Thanks I hope it will be like you say . Thanks Paul, you have got a very clever idea for your doors. In my case I wanted the real doors of the car and they are connected with the roof so I can never use your system but I have to say that I hadn´t had your idea anyway . I agree with you .
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    This time I look for mechanical simplicity, functional steering wheel, fake engine and suspension with maximum realism on the bodywork. I think I've already done the hard part, scissor doors with long travel but I still don´t know what system will operate them. There is nothing definitive, but I like what I see.
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    Wellcome here, awesome MOCs, I have to see three times the undercarriage searching pieces .
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    Thank you VF . Thanks .
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    I was trying to build a more solid and functional scissor door than the Enzo set, I thought even put a rubber band to secure the grey piece, what do you think?, any better idea?.
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    Too much for me but it is cool :thumbup: .
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    Just for achieve the right proportion if you build a real vehicle.
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    My first school were the people from my spanish forum (Sheepo, Blastem, Parda) and brickshelf, I saw a lot of galleries thinking how it works everything then I arrived here and I still learning. My technique now is build axles first, gearbox or mechanisms, chassis for everything and bodywork, everything do it with calculator next to me.
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    Awesome, new members are bringing us impressive MOCs... I don´t want to see my first MOC here .
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    We have different ways to build, I build first rear and front axle, then the gearbox and fake engine and finally I build a chassis for everything (not close to reality), good luck with your MOC.
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    Awesome yellow one .
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    Good buggy and more being from the 2011 .
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    Excuse my previous rudeness , you might solve the problem of the front wheels using big turntables as hubs, It is one of the advantages of those big wheels .
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    Very good :thumbup: I am working on another one...
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    Be purist my friend....

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    A great work but 2 big fails in my opinion, third party tires and out of front proportion the real one is much wider. I love too much all the heavy machinery. Let me know it they are the pics that make me miss.
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    Great concept.
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