TheNextLegoDesinger
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Piterx's WIPs
TheNextLegoDesinger replied to piterx's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
good progress keep building it's beatifull and BIG -
I think i'll make a second bed wich is just flat so i kan change between the dump bed and the flat bed
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i would like to see this boat in lego its a 4.20, which means its 4m20 long at the waterline link http://www.2dehands.be/boten/zeilboten/open-zeilboten/zeilboot-420-238108371.html
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with the yellow shock's the suspention will be stiffer
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omg if you took this one for the TC6 contest i would have voted you 1st in my top 5
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Quadriciraptor
TheNextLegoDesinger replied to Jurss's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
nice maybe try to make the props turn around -
nicely done anny progress?
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AAAAAAAH my eyes i can't handle so much beaty realy nice a*s of the car
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like the cars from fast and furious
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yeah at the moment know it's alrerady impossible i now have a roling chassis and started with the bodyframe you can find pics of it here
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yeah i thouth they where like undercover cops also shouldn the blades be facing down and not up?
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i love it i don't think i am going to go with this contest because i know the competition is to good didn't it had to be some kind of hidden battle with no cop lights etc. maybe we should ask Jim. bad for shure
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here is what i was talking about DSC_00011 by thenextlegodesinger, on Flickr in the pic above you can see that with the big tyres fully turned it rubs against the chassis below with the small tyres this isn't the case DSC_00012 by thenextlegodesinger, on Flickr because the big tyres make the wheel height 1.5X higher i just removed the suport, as shown below, and i will make a new one when i get allong with the chassis DSC_00013 by thenextlegodesinger, on Flickr
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i like it a lot but it looks like the rear behind the wheels is pulling the rear part just in front of the wheels up. also how didn't you had problems with the rights of the artists i had a big problem for my last moc so i went withoud music
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i use the smaller tyres in the front because they are flather at contact so they dont have that high rol resistance. also it was easier to put those in the front because the big would make contact with the chassis when turned. maybe it will work when driving but i dont think. I'll post a pic of it tomorow that will make everything clear
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yeah i know i don't know why TLG made the bucket with 3.5 studs distance between the conectons. yours looks very realistic
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good luck man. looks very nice
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i can't waith modding this beast to RC
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In legoland Billund, Denmark the set is already for sale
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sorry that i didn't saw the joke but lets keep on topic
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as i cleaned up my chamber i didn't work that much further. yesterday i started with the fron and i'm pretty satisfied. today i rebuilded the rear with a diff like most people said now the axle is 1 stud longer. the big question is the lenght of the chassis should i go for: - 0 studs space (pic 1) - 1 stud space (pic 2) - 2 studs space (pic 3) - 3 studs space (pic 4) DSC_0005 by thenextlegodesinger, on Flickr DSC_0006 by thenextlegodesinger, on Flickr DSC_0007 by thenextlegodesinger, on Flickr DSC_0008 by thenextlegodesinger, on Flickr
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jim could you awnser my qeustion
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i thought it was to get the 3.5 studs and 5studs lenght between the holes
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nicely done but 1 question: why do you drill 3 holes?
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Perfect just perfect i also like how you used the outriggers