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Work in progress. The chassis is ready, the engine too, now Iām finalizing the safety cage and the body is next in turn. -
Another one sketch. Worked a little with shape of the body
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Hello there! And welcome to the AMC Pacer's page. I want to build an ambitious model of AMC Pacer 1975-1979, as if overfed with proteins in adolescence. And what will come of it - time will tell.
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Thanks! No wonder owners call him āsquarebodyā
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thanks, fixed
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Hello there! American all-wheel drive pickup from GMC. The model is built as a continuation of the Chevy K30 Big Dooley published in 2019. Of the main differences - the muzzle of an earlier generation, a shorter base, the design of the frame and bridges was changed. Planetary hubs and CV joints are used in driveshafts from 42099. Drive - for each axle by L motor. Steering - M motor, Power - BuWizz, a canister with gasoline in the back, spare wheel, shovel and a box of lemonade More photos
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Oh! Thanks! I was wrong! 1:13 Scale :))
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Thanks! When i building this model, I realized that the chances of off-road this model is small. Not in her favor is the weight and size. Therefore, I decided to build bridges with closed differentials for a more compact undercarriage size.
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Hi, legofans! I have always been interested in American cars 70-80 years. In the list of some of the most unusual, I would place this here! Get acquainted my new creation of 2019 - Lego Chevrolet Silverado K30 Dually Crew Cab (Big Dooley) 4x4 lifted (absolute champion in title length) 1:13 Scale model of 1986 Chevrolet Silverado K30 crew cab dually. All wheel drive on two solid axles and 6 wheels with 68 mm RC4WD tires (copy of BF Goodrich A/T KO1) The modular design (body cabin and chassis are separate elements connected by 7 points) Electrics include: BuWizz, XL motor, M motor and LED lights Specifications: 1:13 Scale All wheel drive 68 mm RC4WD tires (copy of BF Goodrich A/T KO1) Solid Axles The modular design (body cabin and chassis are separate elements connected by 7 points) Electrics: BuWizz brick (or AAA Lego battery box/LiPo unit + IR V2 Reciever/SBrick) ā battery and receiver XL motor - movement M motor ā steering 2 LED lights iOS/Android smartphone/pad with BuWizz app ā Remote control More information and photos you can find on my blog page. Building instruction is available now Video:
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Thanks! I would like to build it, because I really like this car
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I have not tried. In general, without modification, the original tires 81.6x38 stand here. but the model looks modest on them. I would like to see this model on large wheels 1.9 (108mm), but for this it need a modification of axles (portals setup) and an lift 2-3 stud. Maybe someday I will try to do this and maybe someone will beat me
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Thanks to all! I am very glad that you liked it!
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Thanks!
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Hi everybody! Half a year ago, the Suzuki company released a new generation of their famous mini SUVs - Suzuki Jimny and Suzuki Jimni Sierra(Wide edition). I, as a caring lover of this particular model, tried to repeat the same thing in Lego. That's what came out of it Specifications: 1:10 Scale All wheel drive 1.55 DC Chequired flag all terrain A/T tires (copy of BF Goodrich A/T KO2) Solid Axles Constant rear diff lock The modular design (body and chassis are separate elements connected by 6 points. The body and chassis, in turn, consist of smaller modules - doors, hood, axles etc) Electrics: BuWizz brick (or AAA Lego battery box/LiPo unit + IR V2 Reciever/Sbrick) ā battery and receiver 2L motors - movement Servo motor ā steering 2 LED lights iOS/Android smartphone/pad with BuWizz app ā Remote control Lifeās too short to stay stock! Therefore, in this model I use tires DC CHEQUERED FLAG All-Terrain T/A (87x26x1.55), that are an exact copy of BF Goodrich T/A KO2. This gives the model more realism and improves off-road performance compared to original tires. For the same reason, I recommend to using alternative power sources, in this case BuWizz, which significantly expand the functionality of the model, reduce its weight and increase the power of the motors. At the same time, the design of the model allows the use of original Lego batteries (AAA or LiPo unit) together with the V2 receiver of Lego Power Functions More photos and building instruction you can find on my personal blog page Video review:
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a few summer trips through mud, puddles and grass on Rock Rod :)
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Thanks all for your answers! The grille is really tilted a little more than in the original, but in another way I could not beat this element because of the chassis design. Recently decided to return to this work and a little fantasy on the topic of other color solutions. It seems to me, as always, black is the coolest color :)
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Hello! I would like to share with you my new work. GAZ "Tiger" (GAZ-233036 or SPM-2). It's russian 4x4, multipurpose, all-terrain infantry mobility vehicle manufactured by GAZ, first delivered to the Russian Army in 2006. Primarily used by the Russian Federation's armed forces. Specifications: Four-wheel drive Independent suspension Open all doors, hood and sunroof The steering wheel in the car is synchronized with the steering Row 6-cylinder engine 4 L Motors for Motion Servo motor for power steering M motor to winch drive Power and control implemented by BuWizz 1.0 Weight - 2.3 kg Length - 50 cm Width - 20 cm Height - 20 cm Description: The model is executed on a scale of 1:11. The project was started in the middle of 2016, but it can be considered completed only now. The model is based on the GAZ-233036 armored vehicle, GAZ Tiger or SPM-2 (special police machine), which can be found in the special forces of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in particular in the OMON. In the process of construction, the main question was how to force a model that weighs more than 2 kg to go and not crawl like the Lego trial trucks, and indeed most large models weighing more than 1,500 kg. To the aid came BuWizz, the power of which was enough to allow the Tiger to move with the speed of SUVs from the Lego of medium size, while overcoming small obstacles and not adding weight (hello to the big Lego battery packs). Each axis is driven by separate pairs of L motors with a gear ratio of 2.8 through the open differentials in front and rear. For the steering is responsible servo motor, running synchronously with the steering wheel in the cabin. In the front bumper there is a winch, powered by an M motor. All remote control is via BuWizz 1.0 In the cabin, the front instrument panel is worked out, there are two seats in the front and two benches in the passenger compartment. The color scheme is printed on self-adhesive paper More photos: Now I am modifying the model in the Lego Digital Designer. Maybe someone has something to like, what would be worth changing or adding to it? In my plans to make several modifications.
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Great project! I love it! Especially this:
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Nice car... ....could be in black color
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A small addition for a pickup truck Nissan Datsun. Designed for trips to lego-forest for lego-firewood on off-road roads. Together with such a lego-trailer, a lego-man can survive this cold lego-winter. Stock up with lego-firewood or go on a trip with additional lego-boxes and lego-canisters with lego-fuel (Octan)
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It's may good looking on 42037! Dimensions - 87x25x1.55 A good pont is more expensive than money! But nevertheless here the exhaust somehow works Specifically, with overloading, this will give the slack and slip. But, I must say that in all Lego off-road cars, everything lies in the limit of durability, and snapping gears and broken cardans this and the real off-road vehicles, consumables
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Thank you for your comment. From the computer photos are viewed, and from mobile devices - not. I changed the hosting of images and everything worked. Thank you!
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1977 Chevy Van G10
filsawgood replied to Jeka Jackson's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Awesome realistic van! 10 of 10 -
Leopard 4x4
filsawgood replied to Zerobricks's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
That's power!!