damjan97PL

Hi. This is my new MOC a tracked dump truck. It's inspired by Bergmann 4010 http://www.ditec-baumaschinen.de/upload/Home/Ditec/Allgemeine Bilder/Lieferanten/Bergmann/4010.gif Dimensions: -Lenght: 33cm -Height: 18cm -Width: 17cm -Weight: 1650g For drive I used a 2 XL motors with 1:1 ratio. A vehicle has a bogie suspension with three roleys per track. Model moving very good. To handle the bath serve a 2 large linear actuators propeled by L motor. This set provides a good capacity. A cabin has a openable doors and detailed interior. In front bumper are a LED lights. I'm very satisfed with the look. A BatteryBox and IR receivers are placed behind the cabin. This is all from me. I'm waiting for Your commnets :) FULL GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157688370066211

Yes, I know that photos are little to dark

Hi Everyone. It's my new MOC, a Jeep Cherokee from 1997. Dimensions: -Lenght: 46cm -Width: 18cm -Height: 22cm -Weight: 2225g ] A model is propeled by two XL motors with 1:3.9 ratio. It driving good and it has enough power. Rear xle has a diff lock propeled by M motor. Model has a full suspension-live axles with yellow springs. In front is a winch propeled by L motor with 1:24 ratio. On the roof is a roof rack with chainsaw and driveways. I don't know for what are these cylinders... A car is driving very good and it gave me a lot of fun. I'm waiting for Your comments :) FULL GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157687405877180

Hi. it's my newest MOC, a Simson S51. Simson is a German moped produced in years 1980-1991. It has a 1 cylinder 48ccm engine. Dimensions: -Lenght: 30cm -Height: 20,5cm -Width: 13,5cm It's a typical technic model. It has a fake 1 cylinder engine and rear suspension. Of course you can put it on a foot. This is a simple, light weekend MOC :) I'm waiting for your comments :) FULL GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157686862138454

A small clearance is only on third axle becaouse I had put a lifting mechanism and suspension

Very nice loader with interesting colour scheme. Maybe you make a video to show how all functions working. Good job!

Hi Everyone. It's my newest MOC, a three axle truck. Dimensions: -Lenght: 40cm -Height: 21cm -Width: 15,5cm -Weight: 2225g Functions: -Driving -Steering wheels -Lifted third axle -Working saddle with lock -Full suspension -Tilted cabin -Fake V6 engine -Suspended seats A truck has a lifted and driven third axle. It's not a typical solution becaouse a most of trucks have a lifted and steered axle or lifted axle with twin wheels but without drive. A only real truck which has a this system is a newest Volvo FH with lifted chassis. For propel a mechanisms serwing a 2 M motors. One for lifting a axle and one for operating a clutch. Principle of operation of the saddle is very simple. everything is based on a tooth rack to is attached a lock. To drive a truck serve a Xl motor witch 1.19:1 ratio. For steering a wheels serve a ServoMotor. A truck has a full suspension with a leaf springs at front axle. Under the tilting cabin is a fake V6 engine, and in interior are suspended seats. For suspending a seats serves a Lego's rubbers. BatteryBox and IR receivers are mounted behind the seats. In apperance and dimensions I was inspierd by Renault Magnum. Generaly I'm very satisfied with the effect. A truck drives good and all functions workin well. I'm waiting for your comments :) FULL GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157685238086861

It looks very interesting. I'm waiting for more progres. Good luck :)

Hi Everyone. It's my simply small overload truck with concrete beam trailer Dimensions: -Lenght: 98cm -Height: 14cm -Width: 10cm Functions: -Drive- 1 XL motor -Steering- ServoMotor The first two axles are steered and the last axle is driven. It have a turnable on trailer for the better agility. A truck drives good but it sometimes have a little problems with grip. It's just a small weekend build, nothing more... FULL GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157682012483584

I like the front and cabin, but you should use a twin wheels on rear axles and I don't like the rear mudguards. I think that a 1 XL motor will be sufficient for drive. Last think, a bath should be a bigger. Generally, good job

Looks really good. I'm waiting for more progres

Woww! That's crazy! :O

Gallery with photos of chassis

Thanks :)

Yes, older cars were simpler...

Hi Everyone. Today I want to show you a my technic version of legendary car, a VW Golf GTI MkI. Dimensions: -Lenght: 43,5cm -Width: 18cm -Height: 16cm -Weight: 2120g Functions: -Drive (XL motor) -Steering (ServoMotor) -Full suspension (Front- MCPherson/ Rear- twist bean axle) -Fake 4 cylinders engine -Openable door, hood and rear trunk -Working steering wheel -Front "Angel Eyes" LED ligths -Adjustable front seats It has a deatiled engine and interior. BatteryBox and IR receiver are in trunk. It moving fast enought and steering well. You can adjust front seats and open passanger's glove compartment. A suspension workin good but front springs are little too soft. It's all from me. Im waiting for your comments :) FULL GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157681690383841

Hi Guys. It's my newest MOC, a motorised mini all terrain vehicle Dimensions: -Lenght: 23cm -Height: 14cm -Width; 11cm -Weight: 625g It's a simple vehicle with all wheel drive and cradle suspension. It's driven by 2 M motors, each one for a one axle with 1:16 ratio. For steering is M motor with 1:24 ratio. A vehicle moving slow but it have a lot of power to riding on the hills. I think it looks like a old truck or maybe Unimog? That's all, I'm waiting for your comments :) FULL GALLERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157680058172453

Thanks all for commnets

HitFilm Express 4

Hi Everyone. It's my newest MOC a motorised tracked vehicle. Dimensions; -Lenght; 24cm -Width: 13,5cm -Height: 13cm -Weight: 675g I built it one day. it's very simple. It doesn't have a suspension. it's propeled by 2M motors, a one for each track. Ratio 1:1. A speed is good and it riding gd on a small hills. I'm waiting for yours comments. FULL GALERY: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124730997@N05/albums/72157679568799704

I'm using a HitFilm 4 Express for my movies. It's a very good program but it's not simply to use.

Nice model with good speed, but I think the wheels are too small or a body is too big.

The first time I did photo on the coach

You mean a building instruction?

It's not a Volvo bucket