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  1. Mark275
    Thanks for all the kind words!
  2. Mark275
    Thanks Thanks, but it's to big and its motorized, so it doesn't fit the rules
  3. Mark275
    Hi there! I would like to present my latest MOC: My main goals in this MOC were: An improved front axle that is driven and steered, doing the bodywork with bricks and having realistic suspension. For more info and pictures visit my blog: mark275.blogspot.nl
  4. Mark275
    WOW This is just Amazing!!! (like always )
  5. Mark275
    This is just so amazing! I'm kinda speechless. Really liked your basssolo, as others mentioned. However don't think your camera microphone liked it that much
  6. Mark275
    Looks great! Am i right the wheels are made from two separate tires?
  7. Mark275
    Glued them on a 6x1 tile . The 1x4 antenna's don't exist in dark bluish gray.
  8. Mark275
    I've never assembled anything in such way it can't be taken apart
  9. Mark275
    I agree with Sariel, you could try a rubberband suspension system hidden in the hull of the tank, something like Zackhariah Macasaet used in his abrams tank ( ) so you can place the road wheels closer to eachother.
  10. Mark275
    You could use the red battery box cover from the Red Cargo Train
  11. Mark275
    Oowh wowie, that's really just amazing!!! :wub: Good luck and have fun in college
  12. Mark275
    Aah, now i see , you didn't use the Steering Arm with Pins with Axle and Pin Connector Perpendicular 3L with Pin Hole, but modern parts. Cool solution never thought of it .
  13. Mark275
    Looks beautiful! I'm wondering what the technic connector in front of the front axle does
  14. Mark275
    Aha, Thanks
  15. Mark275
    Hmmm, I'm in a kind of dubio. Shall I make a model with more functionality or better looks? (Basically in my case suspension or no suspension as I'm planning on building a Land Rover Defender 110)? (I'm too young to have played with a Model Team set and don't have a clear 'feel' how a Model Team model should be.) BTW: Jim, would it be nice if everyone that enters (and maybe some others, if they want to) donate a small amount to you in order to finance the prizes?
  16. Mark275
    Hmm, doesn't seem to be working for me, only 1 point so far :p even tough i've quite a long name. But it's probably more about the quality of my model ;)
  17. Mark275
    Great! I had an idea but didnt had the time to buils and test it. Would you show us where you came up with?
  18. Mark275
    3:2 5:4 16:1 20:1 21:1 29:4 31:1 41:2 42:2 52:2
  19. Mark275
    Oeeh, really looking forward to that :) Would you share the lxf file? Would love to build one myself Ps do you share your other creations somewhere?
  20. Mark275
    What should be the points to look at when voting? - Lego stylishness - Looks - Functionality - Playability Something like that?
  21. Mark275
    Awesome model!!! Keep up the awesome work :D And like swissbagger im really curious about the internal structure and underside :) but guess that we'll have to wait for the LDD file
  22. Mark275
    Aha Let me think some more ;)
  23. Mark275
    *Heavily Breathing* Forget about my own model, this is awesome, a sure winner! Little question: Do you have some sort of instructions? And what is that awesome looking model on your profile picture?
  24. Mark275
    Something like this? If you turn the lowest gear they all turn and it folds out. (the fancy colours are for clarity )
  25. Mark275
    I mean from a real version
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