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  1. deehtha
    I found this image on Jennifer Clark's website. This might help you figure it out. Looking at the picture, you would want to use the midpoint of the rear axles. http://www.genuinemodels.com/skip_lrg/steering_trig_lrg.htm
  2. deehtha
    It was TC5. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=102965&hl= The 4th post has a shot of the mechanism. I had to use 3 12 tooth bevel gears instead of knob wheels. The only problem is routing drive and steering. On the real rovers, there are electric motors and steering servos at each wheel.
  3. deehtha
    I made a similar setup for one of the contests here. The easiest way to keep the sides even is to think of the whole thing as a differential. The body is the differential housing, and the sides are connected to the output axles. Connect the sides with a trio of knob wheels. The center knob wheel should be stationary in regards to the body. The knobs gears are essentially the spider gears inside the differential housing.
  4. deehtha
    I would opt for steering geometry. You can always add a park gear to the transmission or a parking brake on the driveline if you want to keep it from rolling. I like the white. The wheel arches from the Porsche might be a bit big for this. Nice use of the propeller blades.
  5. deehtha
    I think the red and orange are "angry". And the wire image of the Arocs looks like some blood vessel diagrams I had seen. I think a cool color like blue or green might be better. I love this idea (even though my sets stay together for 1 week, tops)
  6. deehtha
    If you decide to build 42043, pull up the review that Jim did (I think). The pictures of the hose routing under the crane is so much clearer than the official instructions. Good luck with the leg. I look forward to your next build, whatever it may be.
  7. deehtha
    A Ford Mustang convertible or a Ford Raptor. Plenty of super cars, but what about a pickup truck? Machinery wise, what about a helicopter with working collective, cyclic, and rudder controls. Or another space shuttle. Even if it is simpler but has the boosters, fuel tank, and the crawler transporter. Or at least the 747 piggyback.
  8. deehtha
    Do you need all the 12/20 gear combinations right before the diff? Why not take the axle with the 8 tooth and extend it all the way back, cutting out 2 pairs of gears and the friction from them. You could even extend the black axle all he way to the last 12/20 pair and mesh to the 20 with a 16 tooth I believe. These solutions will of course change the final ratios.
  9. deehtha
    Most of those images are renders. Look at the texture of all the rubber bits. And the reflection in the headlights. It is just too shiny
  10. deehtha
    That clutch gear is in a wierd setup. Either the 24 tooth gear next to it isnt connected to it, or there is something meshing with it above. Seems kinda silly that a manual vehicle would need a clutch. Especially in the driveline or transmission shift system.
  11. deehtha
    Or, the seats could be orange. All we have from the video is a release date. And that somewhere is an orange bent lift arm.
  12. deehtha
    41035 gave me the most juice by far. I heartily recommend the carrot-pineapple mixer.
  13. deehtha
    I wish I had my pieces right now. I can picture a dump truck mod for both the tractor and the trailer? What about a road train or dually variant?
  14. deehtha
    The orange on the Volvo was addressed in the Volvo thread. On the real machine, those parts are bright orange so people know where it is safe to grab and stand.
  15. deehtha
    I would be surprised if this set does it include a full set of beams in orange. If it is indeed orange, we should also get a fairly complete set of panels as well.
  16. deehtha
    V1 receivers can handle 2 l motors. The performance is not the same as with v2 receivers, but I believe it should be comparable to 2 separate v1 receivers
  17. deehtha
    Looks like we get some of the new angled panels in black
  18. deehtha
    Check the cable. I have a servo with one of the data lines damaged. It functions fine with the battery box, but when I use a switch or receiver it doesn't work
  19. deehtha
    It is just easier to use a second sbrick or IR receiver and battery box. I don't know if two boxes wired in parallel would get around the limitation.
  20. deehtha
    Anyone planning on turning this into a Panamera? Or maybe a convertible?
  21. deehtha
    One battery box cannot supply the necessary power to 4 l motors. The safety fuse kicks in.
  22. deehtha
    Some public schools here the USA can't even afford to repear the hvac systems or the roof. If a school has even one education license, they are either private, or it was a donation. edit: fixed some types due to autocorrect on my phone
  23. deehtha
    Found at https://education.lego.com/en-us/products/wedo-2-0-readygo-classroom-packs/prod120020 There is a pf 2.0. WeDo 2.0 is the only product for it that is known.
  24. deehtha
    You could use them to make a space station with a circular section that rotates.
  25. deehtha
    I think the yellow looks better. A vehicle like this needs to be "in your face". Try it with some dbg accents.
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