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    thanks for your comments I added some reference pictures in the first post
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    Hello, let me present you my latest MOC, it is Model Team version of the "Baja-Boot" desert racer. The original car was built by Vic Hickey in 1967 for the race Mexican 1000 which came to be known as the Baja 1000. The car was driven by Steve McQueen and Bud Ekin. In the first appearance the car unfortunately retired, but it has long racing history with the victory in 1969. Now the Baja-Boot is owned by petrolhead James Glickenhaus the owner of many interesting pieces. The lego version features HOG steering with the spare tyre, fake engine with exhaust pipework and some characteristic details of body and interior. PS: thank to member erix for posting his technic version of Baja-Boot which compelled me to finish this MOC after almost a half year of catching dust. Edit: few pictures of real car
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    6: 10 5: 6 9: 4 2: 3 1: 2 12: 1
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    beautiful baja buggy , I have the WIP project of the same car in model team style but in smaller scale I hope to make some time to finish it during christmas
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    15. Ancient Greek Crane Functions: - two simple winches, each powered by 1 PF M motor - efficient pulleys set up link for discussion topic: http://www.eurobrick...howtopic=116040
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    Great entry! I like the whole "steel" structure and the movement mechanism of the arm. Very original creation :)
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    Wow that's great! The mast looks like real
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    I made progress with appropriate color scheme and made both remote control and manual versions manual crane works well, but the tail is too light and it tilts under load... I tried to build some counterweight with bricks but it is still too light. So the motorized version is the final one.
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    Thanks for advices, I think can make a manual version too with no problem The main advantages why I choose motorized version was the significant weight of batteries and motors which is good for stability and the possibility to lock the winches with worm gear but these problems are easy to solve
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    great compact crane, I can't wait to see more pictures and it looks like my favourite good old 8460
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    Thanks for the kind words I was thinking about one of these beasts, but as I am limited on parts I decided the older version , good thing is that the principle is pretty much the same Go for it JJ2! lets make our own category Thanks Moz, I hope it will be quite efficient too. I am planning lifting capacity test as the model will be complete.
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    Hello, my entry for the latest contest will be ancient greek crane like this one. And here are some photos of my current progress. The design is very simple but it is how it should be... it's a bit rainbow now because I don't own much technic pieces but the order is placed and I hope that new parts will arrive soon. I decided to motorize it with Lego PF instead of original human power - motors and battery box will act as counterweight. And yes, that red tile with flame on it is PF receiver dummy :D
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    37 : 10 9 : 6 6 : 4 27 : 3 21 : 2 2 : 1
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    I saw that ship today on brickshelf. it's great http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=519649
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    great model and the presentation is A++ if this if was in the competition it would win the podium
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    3 : 10 5 : 6 10 : 4 9 : 3 2 : 2 1 : 1
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    6. 1930s Ford Rat Rod This little car features: - steering via steering wheel in the cabin - openable door on driver's side - V8 show engine Discussion topic can be found HERE and more photos in my Brickshelf folder right HERE
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    as I came back from my dark ages I still wonder what's new in world of lego... for instance LDD, so I tried to draw my little rat rod and HERE it is. The only parts which are missing are two 2719 1x10 technic plates replaced by 3460 1x8 plates
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    the teaser looks great, you are getting my vote but I want to see more this beauty
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    Nice choice of subject, I'm looking for your next progress
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    Very nice work! I like the color scheme, mixel parts and the most I like the front hood. But I think you could put more attention to rear window and make typical porsche silhouette.
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    Thanks for your comments. On the weekend I will try some variations on the rear wheels
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    WOW watching the tracks, this definitely will be fun to watch
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    thanks guys! I thought of 43,2 x 22 ZR tyres (no. 56145 / 44309) but I wasn't satisfied with different pattern on front and rear tyres
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    Hello, let me present to you my entry to Model Team contest. It is a rat rod derived from 1930 something Ford. Size of the model is 14 x 27 studs (edit: including wheels), it has functional hot rod drag-link steering connected with steering wheel, openable doors on driver's side (I have not enough hinges to make it on both sides :) and V8 show engine. pirate theme on passenger doors :) spartan interior, fire extinguisher is a must in such cars... this was the biggest challenge and my main motivation for this MOC. To make a compact and most realistic steering system and fit it into small car. It is quite steep but otherwise it works very well. Thanks for watching, and feel free to put some comments below!
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