LeocornoProductions
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170 pounds, that's a bargain because it's the same price as the Volvo l350f. I'm really excited for this model, it has many useful pieces I need, for example those 8 wheels will be very useful for my future mocs, plus out of all the technic sets we have seen this one has the largest quantity of pneumatics which will be nice for me to finally get my hands on some pneumatics, extra engine cylinders which will be useful, more white panels, 8 more suspension wheel parts, an extra battery box. This set will be very handy and enjoyable. -
It looks great, and I also liked the original Toyota fj40 you made last year. Can't wait to see a video and some more pictures.
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[MOC] Noble M12
LeocornoProductions replied to Rolic's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Its pretty good, and is realistic to the real noble m12. I've never seen it in this type of 'bugatti pearl white' colour, interesting turn out. -
That's amazing progress, 1,4kg?!?!?!? THAT'S SUPER BY LIGHT! How did you get it to be so light, and it's still quite a big scale. My car isn't even finished, yet it's over 600 grams heavier. Speedwise, this will be an exciting truck to see at full throttle, tearing up dirt ;) also its very compact, and you managed to fit the sbrick in smoothly. I love the turbo idea, similar to asphalt 8 and previous need for speed games. Also it could have a launch control feature: Using the turbo motor for launch and then switching to the regular power output, and then in-between gear changes you could use the turbo feature, to keep the thrust going, if you like this idea feel free to use it. I'm sure you had fun building this truck and playing with it. Good luck in the contest!
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Are there any pictures?
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That's great progress, I knew you would find a solution.
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Any more progress, because I have been highly anticipating the completion of this moc.
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Looks promising, can't wait for some more pictures.
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Good luck again
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I know it doesn't look to clear, but here is the newly installed semi-automatic 3 speed sequential gearbox. When I say semi-automatic, I mean that it can be operated remotely or can be shifted in the interior. It also has a neutral mode and I will use that to operate a launch control setting, unfortunately that doesn't count as an extra function. I just need to add the motorized gear selector, create a final function for the 4th output, add the battery box, then restore the bodywork and then the car is complete.
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Yh, this is a much higher standard than my first moc. When I first started technic It took me a month to understand how the suspension works, and how it compresses and such. But this guy looks like a fast learner. I would love to see some more great quality mocs like these from him.
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That's a great moc their, can we see a video?
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It's still a great car despite anything that might be wrong with it.
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Around 2kg estimated.
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I have replaced the old 4 speed with a 3 speed sequential. It doesn't grind like the old gearbox, but still has enough torque to propell this car to a descent speed. It is also much lighter, and also it means that I have 1 output left for another function. The gearbox does take up more space, which I why I might remove the engine, or if it is compact enough with the bodywork restored then I will keep it. More pictures will follow later on today.
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Great video, I love all the functions, but can we see more footage of it driving, perhaps a top speed test outside. I reckon it could max at 5-8kmh, the car is very agile for changing directions, and pretty light.
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That's a fantastic creation, epic technic.
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Model Team: Roddin
LeocornoProductions replied to Perterz's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
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True, mine was alot higher before, but the weight collapsed the suspension, the rear suspension can't be compressed because the battery box and gearbox compress it. And the front of the car only compresses a bit.
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Looking good so far
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It doesn't look too low; my huracan is about 2 studs above the ground
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Great, and the simplicity makes it even better
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Can we see some pictures because this is getting out of hand.
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Awesome picture and work, do you plan on making a video because I'm sure the performance will match the looks. You make great progress every time, I'm the opposite; my car was literally finished on Friday, but the gearbox clunked all the bloody time. I then removed the rear cover, roof, engine, battery etc to take out the gearbox. And now I have to research again to find a suitable gearbox (and that normally takes days). I'm going to retry slfrodens gearbox (I built one last year but it failed because the xl motors just wanted to rip the whole gearbox). I'm desperate this time, your gearbox works really well, unlike my attempts. Are there any performance specs? ;)