gor Ipsa

thanks, I'll try with Technic Cam (since I have several black parts). If construction will be stable enough, then I'll use it Kind regards Igor

That is why I've asked - perhaps someone did find something useful. It does not have to be that I know everything. I saw this video and 6 cylinder radial engine long time ago, but there is always a hope (hope that there is some part that will enable me to do this) Kind regards Igor

Hi Everyone, since there was a long time ago that I needed something, I have one challenge - did anyone made compact 9 cylinder engine for classic airplanes like on this one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junkers_Ju_52 Kind regards Igor

which tire/wheel combination do you want to use? Kind regards Igor

Best way is to make 2 V8 transversal and 5F+R transmission form 8448 set longitudinal and only rear wheel drive like on this car http://www.supercars.net/cars/390.html at least It was my project few years ago... good luck

Hi, To make tire 94.8 Bigger in diameter and more narrow you can use tire 81,6 to fit it into 94.8 tire and both put on wheel futuristic (like front wheel on my creation which was commented on eurobricks forum) http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=49536&st=0&p=875959&hl=deere&fromsearch=1entry875959 I'm making some changes on model (different lower suspension arm that finally looks more like original) and on rear 121-125 mm tire. Front is now 98.5mm x 37 I'll post images on Brickshelf when I optimise rear tire/wheel combination Kind regards Igor

I appreciate every effort and it is always nice to exchange ideas with fascinating strangers, but I was hoping for 100% LEGO parts. Kind regards Igor

Hi, since I'm relative new to forums and do not have opportunity to hang for long time on Internet (due to low signal quality) I think I've found a solution for rear wheel in one of images on forum - hope that It will work ant will not crush apart. Please keep fingers crossed. thanks Igor

Thats very kind of you - this could be final solution, but I was hoping for usage of 100% LEGO parts Kind regards Igor

This could be very interesting - only problem how to make (or find) LEGO wheel with 120mm dimeter and axle hole thanks Igor

Hi Everyone so far I have managed to make Power puller Tire with 119mm overall diameter. You can see result already discussed on topic: iipsa's John Deere 8270R Tractor with ILS 6-Cyl, 16-Speed + 4R, AWD, Indep Suspension, PTO does anyone have an idea how to achieve 125mm diameter? I use wooden plates and set of bolts to press tire making it narrow but they have bigger overall diameter. Few weeks ago I've noticed that with usage of Radar Dish Inverted 10 x 10 (http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=50990) it is possible to gain 123-124mm overall diameter - but there was unpleasant surprise - dish 10 x 10 has deformed itself because it can not stand against pressure that is coming from tires. If anyone has some good idea, that would be nice. Please send copy of a comment on iipsa@inet.hr Kind regards Igor Ipsa

Me too. Other things that I miss are asymmetrical wheels like futuristic wheel or 81,6 x 34ZR in various colors like red or yellow (they could be integrated in Atlantis or similar set - not necessary technic set), more variations of wheels like 88 x 40R balloon to fit technic wheel racing small, tire 121 x 50R Balloon to fit wheel 81.6 x 34 ZR or some new wheel...Only LEGO knows (my assumption) what colors are possible. My guess is that there is a big change in way of adding color to parts. I do not see other reasor for change into light or dark bluish gray color... Igor

Just go ahead and enjoy. I have just one announcement; Since I've noticed on posted image that there is one mistake on linkage control (area around black gear 12 tooth double bevel is 1 stud to high), I'll have to correct this problem ant upload new images. So expect some changes and re-publishing folder in near future - probably this week Enjoy Igor

It is always nice to here a compliment. But In near future I have some surprises. Just wait and you'll see (something that I've planned to make year and a half ago) Thanks Ingmar