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Leonardo da Bricki

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  1. Leonardo da Bricki
    This is an excellent representation of the neomorphs, I like the way you did the grasses.
  2. Leonardo da Bricki
    This is wonderful! If I wasn't so close to being broke, I would definitely buy this model! The engine greebles in the rear are excellent, and the interior looks amazing! more photos please!
  3. Leonardo da Bricki
    I have and use linear actuators as well as pneumatics, and I must say there are pros and cons to both. Pneumatics require tubing, and though there are two tubes per cylinder (most of the time) they are much easier to route than a drive shaft. You can fit a LOT more tubes than axles through a turntable. Linear actuators are dead simple and can be directly motorized, without the need of a complex pump/airtank/switch assembly. They are better for internal uses, where tubing is difficult to route, pneumatics work best externally, where the flexible tubing has the advantage over a drive shaft. Just my $0.02, I'll say its a draw between the two... But combining both makes a great model, I have started modifying the UGLY Xerion crane arm to use pneumatics for improved performance...
  4. Leonardo da Bricki
    Sad to see your selling...But I would happily purchase a few select items from you. I live in Washington State. PM me if you're interested. And personally, I would keep about 50% of that excellent collection. Just in case.
  5. Leonardo da Bricki
    I have modeled the remote I used in LDD for you, file is here. Hope this helps.
  6. Leonardo da Bricki
    Depending on where each component is located, the setup will vary, but the ideal setup would be: 1st battery box with 1 receiver connected to 2 XLs and 1 servo 2nd battery box with 1 receiver connected to 2 XLs and 1 M-motor This way, the power drain is about even on both battery boxes.
  7. Leonardo da Bricki
    Why?! What a sad thing to do... Impressive crash, but still. WHY?! I can't even afford this set and they just broke it like that! Kinda like the Drop-Test of the UCS Millennium Falcon...
  8. Leonardo da Bricki
    Awesome! The design is excellent, I like how all the bodywork comes off, and there is a frame underneath. And these tires look great together.
  9. Leonardo da Bricki
    The front looks cool, but I am not sure if the V2 engine is strong enough for drifting. And I think the gears will need to be braced since the double bevel gear can slide at the moment.
  10. Leonardo da Bricki
    Wow... Never thought I'd see this... Very nice work, this is a great spin on Star Wars!
  11. Leonardo da Bricki
    Really nice, I like how the rear lights are done, even if so large, as they are very distinctive.
  12. Leonardo da Bricki
    Welcome to EuroBricks! This is a cool model to introduce yourself with. How well do the tracks stay on? In the underside photo, they seem to be sagging a bit.
  13. Leonardo da Bricki
    Nice model, though, like you said, a smoother drive might be better. The eyes look great. @allanp Perfect background!
  14. Leonardo da Bricki
    Such a beautiful model... One of the best Lego models. I WILL HAVE IT!!!
  15. Leonardo da Bricki
    Too bad you cannot do the full scale model. I vote option 2, make another monster!
  16. Leonardo da Bricki
    Looks great! I really like the blue. Impressive shaping with just 4 different panels.
  17. Leonardo da Bricki
    Use them to open doors, hoods. In suspension, they are good as a secondary shock for strength or additional stiffness.
  18. Leonardo da Bricki
    Looks great! Maybe use this piece or this piece to smooth out the mudflaps. Otherwise, this is looking nice!
  19. Leonardo da Bricki
    Very cool build! The landscaping looks great, it helps to contrast the scout and complements it nicely.
  20. Leonardo da Bricki
    Nice truck. Smaller, but still full of detail, and its motorized. However, the rear of the truck almost looks unfinished with so many exposed studs, in comparison to the front and cab. perhaps a little more tiling would be nice to complete the smooth exterior.
  21. Leonardo da Bricki
    Cool! I always like these small miniature ships.
  22. Leonardo da Bricki
    Really impressive! I never thought that airbrakes would be possible in this small of a scale. Looking forward to more of this Arocs.
  23. Leonardo da Bricki
    Wow... Excellent model! I need to try a one-day build. Usually takes me a week to do anything like that, but then again, with school and sports, everything takes quite a while.
  24. Leonardo da Bricki
    Archway is cool, and I like the inn. The rockwork of the ground is cool, but I feel like some of the gaps should be filled better.
  25. Leonardo da Bricki
    Great model! The suspension is cool, and it fits well into the engine bay.
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