Victor Imaginator
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@Didumos69 Thanks for all of your hard work) I will definitely build this car as soon as i can. -
WIP Tesla S 100P
Victor Imaginator replied to Zerobricks's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Something wild growing here... 6 RC motors. All this looks incredibly challenging from my point of view. I following this topic) -
Incredibly cool. I agreed with most of what @Jeroen Ottens said from one side. But from the other side - it's really mindblowing model. Instantly recognisable, very solid looking build)
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[MOC] RC Hovercraft
Victor Imaginator replied to JamesJT's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Revolutionary, as almost all of your models) Sad, but it isn't blue... -
Hmmm... brown panels and beams. Interesting. By the way - what is the two long gray parts with some truss inside in the front?
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Ripster V16
Victor Imaginator replied to Zerobricks's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Suspension is great. One of funniest tracked vehicles that i've seen) -
Just seen it on Rebrickable, very nice buggy) I should build it.
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Hmmm, it's a fun topic) Holy grail: 8070 supercar and 9398 crawler. I started to build something serious when both sets was already somewhat rare, and now i understand that i missing old style wheel hubs, long hard shocks and V2 receivers. Getting these sets will push my building skills further like nothing other. And just buying parts is far away from opening sealed box. Dream: TLG released various new parts each year, so i dreaming about future. Nothing special) Regrets: When i started building LEGO againg - green 42008 was on the shelves. I just didn't want it so much. And now i regret, that i don't have it. I miss that green parts.
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Looks better in new colors as i think) Nice modification, i will wait for video.
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Awesome) I love these old cars. Don't sure about proportions, but model is instantly recognizable. Is one XL is enough to drive?
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Cool video, thanks for making it) Love the music, love the climbing, love the drifting.
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Just seen it on FLICKR. Great car) Incredible flow of panels.
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I don't have buggy motors, and don't sure that i really want to have it. From one point of view - buggy motors will help me building some cool stuff. From another point of view - my MOCs will be less replickable then.
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Impressive model. Looks awesome from outside, looks intriguing from inside)
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Wow, looks stunning. When i see photos for first time i think that it's built from brick, not some beams and panels. Very impressive and close to original)
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Just build it from what parts i have. Final result is almost full black. Overall impressions is weird - i don't like final model. While gearbox works surprisingly smooth, all other is really poor. Rear axle suspension compress tires more, than absorbers. Steering is equipped with anti-return-to-center ability. Wheels feels too small for that car - i changed it to 62.4x20 later, and, with some tinkering it perform better. But, i so much enjoyed building process) No matter how good or worse is final result, it was really fun to build.
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Not a 3D, but i like the process... It can be converted to 3D, but i need axles of infinte length for this task. And i don't sure how infinite axle will fit in 'smallest possible' bounds)
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I have only 20 spare parts from one BL order)
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It was sound of wall impact?)
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Lego Zombificator
Victor Imaginator replied to Sariel's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I just love these fun non-vehicle MOCs) Red eyed hamster looks scary. -
I found that part extremely useful, but i force myself to use it only in situations where i need not 90 degree angles. Like absorber shock mounts, or some weird angled bodywork panel. And i don't like most of 'official' 90 degree uses of this part.
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You're not alone)
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With given size 2 buggy motors should launch this car to fly) I love the bodywork. Panels for front hood fits perfect.
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No, no abandoning) This Unimog is important for me as much as my Porsche 550. I'll finish it anyway.
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Clever solution) It's really nice - to watch all these small steps on your way to perfection (ruggedness?).