Victor Imaginator

http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2029783 - here is a torrent with 745 various trucks blueprints.

http://www.the-blueprints.com/ registration is needed, but it's free, as i know. http://carblueprints.narod.ru/ but there's no any machinery(

Stunning scene, perfect colors. With this background all scene looks so massive and vast. (imho a little touch of photoshop can negate fish eye effect caused by lenses: http://www.mediafire...g3u9rzl0bzg.jpg)

Love how the steering and engine works. I want to build this model sometime)

Today Dobby said that he don't want to transform into battle helicopter with nuclear weapons onboard... so, i need to make something different for TC7. And thanks again for your comments)

Thanks) Really nice to see this kind of response)

Today i decided to make something nice for TC7 and start by choosing proper wheels. Then i make some frame and steering. And then i make Ackermann steering. And after a couple of hours i found myself playing with new car on kitchen table. Oh! It not what i wanted to make... where is battle mode? Why here is nothing functional except HOG steering? ...and then my wife come home from her job and said: "This is Dobby! I'm so proud of you. It's so cute." And i decided to post it here after that) More photos

Sad, i just haven't enough parts to test... If someone plan to build a prototype - shocking motor should power any energy emitter. Not just idle detail. Maybe another motor with output added to drivetrain. Or LED for simplicity.

This parts can be used in drive shaft of heavy vehicles. Looks more robust than pulley wheels + axles solution)

I got an idea. Any PF motor can be used as a shock absorber that will really absorb shocks.

any electrical motor, used as DC generator will have lower efficiency than generator. usually generators have AC output + some kind of diode bridge. i don't know exact details, it's all about efficieny. but any (or 99%) of motors can be used as generators without any risk.

buying a set instead of parts is easier, but costs more. simple choice - money versus time