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Leonardo da Bricki

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  1. Leonardo da Bricki
    That is awesome! Very true to source, looks great, lots of details.
  2. Leonardo da Bricki
    This is a great improvement! Thanks so much for the list of part changes, that is very helpful. I like the additional engine mods as well, very accurate.
  3. Leonardo da Bricki
    The blue and chrome combo looks great! Very nice racing bike.
  4. Leonardo da Bricki
    A good place to start would be 42043 Arocs. It has all the needed parts to build one yourself, excluding the Power Functions elements. Or, there is Lucio Switch's massive model, or D3K's model. Also try looking on Bricksafe or MOCpages for other models. Good luck!
  5. Leonardo da Bricki
    Beautiful! That is incredible, it looks exactly like the real one, and has most of the same functions. Great job! This belongs in Hall of Fame for sure.
  6. Leonardo da Bricki
    That is awesome! Quite original, very nice MOC!
  7. Leonardo da Bricki
    I have this set and was able to motorize it using two L-motors. This looks pretty cool, might try this sometime soon. And see If I can motorize it. And I thought all-lime was cool.
  8. Leonardo da Bricki
    Welcome to EuroBricks! Very nice model, those stickers look great. Now you need something to put on the trailer...
  9. Leonardo da Bricki
    Wonderful model! It looks great and has a TON of functions. I especially like the 2-circuit idea, I may try that later for an idea of mine. Good luck in the contest!
  10. Leonardo da Bricki
    Wow. That is a beautiful build. It looks organic, like a bio-mechanical insect, wonderful design.
  11. Leonardo da Bricki
    That would be an epic event to go to, but I'm in school... I cannot wait to see what vehicles will be there, good luck to the competitors.
  12. Leonardo da Bricki
    The catamaran is incredible! It looks amazing, and it actually floats, AND it is RC! That is just awesome. Totally worth the amount of time spent on it.
  13. Leonardo da Bricki
    Nice job on getting it to be compact, it looks great. Can you post a few detail pics of the front axles? How exactly is drive transmitted to the wheels?
  14. Leonardo da Bricki
    Very nice. Seems to work smoothly, I'll have to test this mechanism.
  15. Leonardo da Bricki
    I tried to explain, but cannot do so satisfactorily. If you really must know the answer, create a separate topic, I can no longer help you. IF I have time, I might make a video to show the difference.
  16. Leonardo da Bricki
    Yeah, like I said, it was kinda hard to explain. Anyway, in practice, the coupled motors = better performance.
  17. Leonardo da Bricki
    Here is my best attempt at explaining that statement: One L-motor has X amount of torque. This is applied to shaft A. Shaft A provides a total speed of 1. The same occurs for shaft B. When they are coupled, the torque becomes X + X. This makes the speed 1 + 1, which equals a speed of 2. Thus, coupling the motors provides greater speed by strengthening the motor's ability to propel the buggy. Since the two L-motors are coupled, it basically has the effect of two motors driving one shaft. I hope that is clear enough, the real equations are pretty complex, but that is essentially what happens.
  18. Leonardo da Bricki
    Good luck! What scale are you gonna use? 1:10 or 1:8?
  19. Leonardo da Bricki
    As far as I can tell, there is almost no stress whatsoever. Like you, I don't really care. Hopefully, I'll have the chassis instructions finished by Monday.
  20. Leonardo da Bricki
    Sorry for the delay in posting the pics, I had some technical difficulties, which were coupled with misreading an assignment date, causing me to believe I had two days to write an entire paper... @ Offroadcreat1ons & letsbuild: When (if) you make the mods, please post the results, I would love to see them! Here are the requested photos (mini-instructions) of the swing-arms and a few more pics of the chassis with partial removal of the bodywork and one swing-arm removed. I have started to make some photo-sequence instructions of the chassis, but I don't know when they'll be ready. IMG_3210 by Valerie IMG_3211 by Valerie IMG_3212 by Valerie IMG_3213 by Valerie IMG_3214 by Valerie Here are some chassis pics for those who prefer to reverse-engineer. IMG_3209 by Valerie IMG_3217 by Valerie IMG_3215 by Valerie Thanks for looking!
  21. Leonardo da Bricki
    Looks great. I wish I had seen this before I began attempting to complete one I had started long ago for this contest... I was planning to begin this weekend.
  22. Leonardo da Bricki
    Wow! Very nice MOC! The cranes, trees and the archway are the best parts, full of detail.
  23. Leonardo da Bricki
    Wish I could build something like that and call it a start... Good job, can't wait to see what it becomes!
  24. Leonardo da Bricki
    Those are some very nice trees, its neat to see them all lined up together.
  25. Leonardo da Bricki
    The drive works, but at about half speed when it is taken out, so I left it in for greater speed.
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