Nalyd997

Ahh I wish I had a spare $240 bucks! I just saw a brand new sealed unimog on ebay with free postage!! Oh well

Dude this is bloody awesome! I have an extreme love for Land Rovers, with them being the family car for years. Great work!!!

After looking at photos of peoples setup in that thread, I realised how much time I spend looking for parts. Now I live in Australia so what are the best brands for storage that I could pick up at say a Bunnings or Kmart? I want ones that are like a shelf. Has anyone got any ideas? Thanks, Nalyd

@MajklSpajkl The grip is great, I have not noticed it slip in any situation!

@Mikuri These tires are great as I said in the description I think. For $17 you can't pass them! And no I haven't tried any other tires. Being a student axial ripsaws, ansmaans and superswampers are quite expensive. I would prefer a lego set

Hi everyone, I just did a review on some custom tires I bought on Ebay. Link to purchase: http://www.ebay.com....=item2c86b6ec84

I just saw this on Flickr, unfortunately I can't make it to brickcon though. Hopefully you will upload photos?

Is this a rhetorical question? Open it as you get brand new buggy motors which are quite rare. Then you can get a full use out of them

I thought about this for a while and came to the conclusion that you het do something with midstorm motors and have profiles set on the brick. But then most cranes are built with those (I don't know the number for them) wheels in 42009, which would take up a lot of space. Hmmm...

You should check out how Huib de Van hart at lifting bricks does it. It is pretty amazing! (I'll put the link in later)

Looks great! I love small scale 4x4's

I do know that but this is for the 'greater good' of a Lego Rubik's cube. Otherwise I completely aggree with you. I found this guy on ebay who wanted to sell his 8070 technic supercar for a ridiculous price and he had glued it together! Some people...

Thank you heaps!!!

Hi there everyone! This might not be the correct forum, however I did post it in general discussion but no one has got back to me :() I have just ordered all of the pieces to make a Lego rubik's cube like this one: Now I was just wondering what glues are alright to use on Lego because I don't really want to stuff up now. It needs to be able to bond to ABS (which is the cube it is based on). It needs to not bubble or foam and be generally clean and strong. This is also to see if anyone else has done it before so feel free to post a picture of yours. Thanks, Nalyd997

I am no technical wizard but I would say that that little circuit board changes the strength of the energy flowing to the motor, so if it is removed power would be directely going to the motor, hence making it wear out. I am not sure if this is correct but if you remove it it probably won't work but it is still worth trying cause hey it is not doing anything at the moment;)

Fixed!

Hi there everyone! This might not be the correct forum, however I did post it in general discussion but no one has got back to me :() I have just ordered all of the pieces to make a Lego rubik's cube like this one: Now I was just wondering what glues are alright to use on Lego because I don't really want to stuff up now. It needs to be able to bond to ABS (which is the cube it is based on). It needs to not bubble or foam and be generally clean and strong. This is also to see if anyone else has done it before so feel free to post a picture of yours. Thanks, Nalyd997

Yeah I did take this into consideration so I put some thick sticky tape around it to stop it scratching Thanks I will put this in the instruction:)

I didn't really mind about speed for this creation, that is what the next one is for... P.s In the config it is in there isn't really much available space to muck around with gears as it only fits 20 tooth bevel gears and half 16 tooth gears

If you search 1.9" rc tires on ebay you can pickup a set of 4 from china for around $20 free postage. They are nearly identical to the tumbler's tread surprisingly. They just about fit the rim in width but are a few mm off, however, they can be stretched a little but it deforms slightly. They also have foam inside. Here is the link: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=191238696068 As said before ansmann are also good but they are more expensive. Another option is axial ripsaws which look awesome VK technic uses them. Hoped this helped:)

Hello everyone! This is my first post about one of MOC's (this is correct as you do not say ATM machine) . It is a simple buggy, that originated from Sheepo's AXR Crossbone that has had a few modifications done to it. I added another L motor to the back for extra power when driving off road and changed the m motor to a servo as I wasn't happy with the return to centre steering mechanism. To do this I also had to make the chassis a little bit longer around the dragged axle connection point. Since I didn't have enough black angle #5 connectors I also redid the body. I hope you like it and instructions are coming (in the distant future). Bye And here is the video:

That sounds awesome! I might cook up something of my own to do this as I attend the brickvention every year! I am definitely interested

Hi there everyone! I have just ordered all of the pieces to make a Lego rubik's cube like this one: Now I was just wondering what glues are alright to use on Lego because I don't really want to stuff up now. It needs to be able to bond to ABS (which is the cube it is based on). It needs to not bubble or foam and be generally clean and strong. This is also to see if anyone else has done it before so feel free to post a picture of yours. Thanks, Nalyd997

This is interesting, but it seems a bit too easy...

The only thing I have against this set is the price to parts ratio, otherwise I would just buy it