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  1. BusterHaus
    I'm sure you'll be able to control it better than whoever was responsible for this: http://i.imgur.com/1DJYdH8l.jpg
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    This machine and its video are incredible. I love that you got footage of the real one alongside the Lego model. Do you know someone who drives these things? The pickup mechanism and the unloading function are great, too. Congratulations, it's truly a fantastic model.
  3. BusterHaus
    Are you putting a body back on it? So far it looks pretty good, although I would have stayed away from the small chain links. Also, season 6 of BattleBots starts on June 21!
  4. BusterHaus
    Are you going to play with it once it's done, or is it going in a nice display case? Either you are almost there, keep up the awesome effort.
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    Good review, too bad the product isn't that great. Is there pressure to use as many parts as possible in the B models? It may explain the odd colours.
  6. BusterHaus
    This is the smallest C-Model I've built to date. It's a futuristic snow mobile made with parts from the 42032 Compact Tracked Loader. There height of the rear suspension is adjustable and it has a small 4 cylinder engine in the rear. Here are some pictures: A couple of other pictures: http://www.busterhaus.com/2015/06/42032-c-model.html
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    Neat, but you put way more trust into those rubber parts than I ever would.
  8. BusterHaus
    Lots of pictures from today's visit can be found here: http://www.busterhaus.com/2015/06/brickfete-2015-montreal.html I won't post any pictures here because they haven't been resized to allowed dimensions.
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    Hi Jeff, I'll most likely be there on Sunday. Looking forward to it!
  10. BusterHaus
    Good progress, Grum64. How did you manage the string? I thought it would be a bigger challenge.
  11. BusterHaus
    Try building a robotic arm or a walker. Mindstorms are very well suited for both.
  12. BusterHaus
    Are the Dioder lights bright enough to light up the work space? Or are they simply accent lights? I am setting up my new work space and considered them for lighting the desk.
  13. BusterHaus
    Nice turntable, very strong! I expected you to be sitting on it by the end of the video.
  14. BusterHaus
    Very beautiful, I love the use of the same antenna in opposite directions to make it look like two different utensils. I was curious why the brick pattern on the floor changes from offset to aligned.
  15. BusterHaus
    That trailer looks pretty sweet. Which bricks is the yellow cylinder made of? It looks very well scaled.
  16. BusterHaus
    Nice work, does it walk yet? It looks pretty heavy, but very modular.
  17. BusterHaus
    This is a beautiful build. Great job on all the details!
  18. BusterHaus
    Internet Archive to the rescue: https://web.archive.org/web/20140302060516/http://www.philiform.com/
  19. BusterHaus
    Ha! I saw this on Twitter earlier and was quite impressed with the wheels. I also saw the omni directional wheels under the chassis for balance - I guess you're not using the gyro sensor to control the balance. Still a great build.
  20. BusterHaus
    Good looking hot rod! I like the identification of functions by colour - I started using a similar method a while ago, but not as consistently.
  21. BusterHaus
    The buggy reminds me of the 42010. I know the latter had a pull back motor and no steering, but the colour scheme is very similar. That B model is something else. It's packed with a lot of functions for something so small: steering, engine, and is that a PTO in the front? And great looks, to boot. I didn't know this set existed, thanks for bringing it up.
  22. BusterHaus
    The stock stickers are very well used. Great build!
  23. BusterHaus
    You could always use stickers to make the shape of the windows. I'm not sure if this would be "cheating" but it would solve a lot of problems.
  24. BusterHaus
    Most models that replicate a real machine (car, airplane, motorcycle) are scaled down versions of the real thing. The trick is to find the element which will limit your scale: wheels, track treads, windshields and so on come in a limited number of shapes and sizes. Try figuring out which element will limit the scale of your build and base your MOC around it. You can use scaler.sariel.pl to do this.
  25. BusterHaus
    The good news is that you now have more experience than you did before you started. The lack of a finished product isn't really a failure. Failure would be not learning anything from this build.
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