Jurss

First was better with those panels, I think so.

This is cool! Why those axles at treads are not other way around?

Interesting use of those swingarms. To make everything more correct, move that frame one stud forward, also then u-joint will be in more correct place.

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/download.page

Had a productive day, it is almost complete, just few things, f.i. one headlight. I was not planning now, but it seems, I will need to open mustang box. But I could leave it also like it is ... It has now: working steering wheel and HOG steering 2 cylinder rear engine openable doors seats position can be adjusted some details on panel Some more pictures will follow.

Looks good. Maybe bricks are too much ... ;)

It looks strange.

I also like to build in LDD when building digittally. I build as much as possible, then switch to studio to add some specific parts. Then render there.

I like it, but without those blue things.

Thank You! So far so good Don't know what it is, maybe some kind of sporty beetllike japaneses sportscar.

Second attempt for contest. This won't be technically outstanding, also not so rigid, but definately different (I hope, this will count as technic)

Nice. But add possibility to rotate it, as it is on those maintenance troleys.

Put just some additional flex axles for windscreen, front grill, maybe some kind of centra axis of chassiss, nad You're done. Also steering column almost as on real car.

When first started to change letters, I thought that there will be F word.

Here only english is used.

Not a good idea to use it with steered car. I onece did it, but I had steering lock, so it could be used together with that pullback.

Interesting solution. How well it works?

Another one porsche :)

Some kind of future car from 1970s :)

Does Lego has something usable for this? I don't think so. At least not as separate part so it can be used legally. I have done this excerside, to make "working" boxer engine. Was not succsessfull. That doesn't mean, that there is no solution. I tried to use rubber band, so that it could hold back those pistons, but it is not satisfying solution. Another issue, is that that "smaller" engine becomes for this contest scale almost too wide. Of course, depends on how crankshaft is made, what is used for pistons.

Maybe that is because the car in picture is not standard 959, that is Group B concept, which was made some 3 years before 959 went in to production. At least bodywork and wheel rims are from that concept.

No, it doesn't.

You are one contest too late :)

And how they are held in place - some axles with stop for those axle pin perpendicular connectors?

Rear axle from seen pictures seems really strange. It looks like, it is connected somehow from back or something. Shock absorbers bottom connection is really low.