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congrats to all the winners.

Thanks. Yeah i plan on taking what i've learnt from this experiment and make a better car.

Thanks. yeah i don't have any bigger wheels than these. It's a bit slower over rough terrain but overall it's pretty good considering it's only two wheel drive. It's certainly the strongest drive train i've ever made. There isn't much movement with the pendular suspension as the springs are fairly stiff. I could make a video of the suspension in action if you like? I forgot about that when i made this video.

Hello all. This is my latest creation which is a bit of a experiment. First it was to try out a chassis design that i thought of. Then i added the body which was sort of a experiment too. It's powered by one PF XL motor for drive and one PF M motor for the steering. It also has pendular suspension on the front and rear and also has a fake inline 4 cylinder engine that is connected to the drive. It also has a differential on the rear axle. I'll let the pictures do the rest of the talking. and a video of it working: And thats it. hope you like it. as always questions and/or comments are welcome.

My vote: 8) 1 point 10) 2 points 12) 2 points 14) 2 points good luck too all.

Mine is also final: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=67458

That is such a awesome moc. I love how it can walk. Well done.

What a inspiring story. Thank you for sharing it and well done on all your achievements.

Very nice speedboat dfs473. well done.

Thanks.

thanks. thanks. Yeah those two white 20t gears came from here: http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=6620-1

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thanks. i only put it there to get a better grip on the switch.

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Hello all. This is my entry for the "To sail the Technic sea" contest. It is a motorized hovercraft with three blades on the bottom for lift and one on the back for propulsion. It also has working rudders. I'd just like to say i don't have that many Technic parts hence the colours. It uses one M motor, one XL motor one battery box, one IR receiver and one IR remote. On with the pictures: And a video of it working. And thats it. Hope you liked it.

Very good Donkervoort Hedgie. Well done.

Very good idea efferman. looks like it works really well. well done.

Very nice. I've never heard of this before but it looks awesome. Lots of gears in there too. Well done.

Thanks.

Thanks. This is only V1 so once i get some more technic parts and more plates i'm going to make a full version.

Thanks.

Thanks. Yeah i only have mainly the studded beams. I need to get some more studless beams.

Hello all. This is my latest MOC. A prototype of a fully controllable aeroplane. It's has a working Rudder, working ailerons and working elevators. All controllable with the joystick and peddles. It also has a 4 cylinder engine connected to the propeller. It took me a while to figure out how to do all that stuff but with a bit of trial and error i got there. And a video of it working. And thats it. As always any comments or questions are welcome.

ok thanks. One more question: I imagine hovercraft are allowed?