mtrkustoms

Hi all, I present my LDD model of a Spanish bed-car, 9600 series (bc10x-96xx) in "Renfe operadora" Scheme. in 7wide, it is long, very long to be more realistic but i think it do not work in "usual" lego curves This is a bed car created in 1984 for night train lines in Spain, nowadays it only one night line working in Spain the "Estrella Costa Brava" (Madrid-Barcelona) This is the real one: And the LDD model: A pov-ray testing: Some more general views: And some details: A detail of the beds (6 for each department) A detail of the bathroom and the doors mechanism: I hope you enjoy it

I present my first LDD Creation, some bogies for PF motors and without special train parts (only wheels) 3 z12 bevel gears have to be added (in red) but i cant put them in the correct place with LDD but can be instaled in real version bogies.lxf

I have my pf battery box hacked with 2 lipo cells serial connected (3,7v x 2 = 7,4 volts) and i have no problem with them, for my was easy to do it, it is simple to open it and get the connection cables from batteries to the on/off switch. BUT, Lipo batteries are risky if you overdischarge them, so you have to take care or put a lipo alarm (in rc there are a lot of cheap alarms for lipo batteries), i put a connector directly to the batteries to charge them, it is a better option, and i charge them with a rc charger

Criticism is well received, I will fix it with a little more visual and finishing improvements and upload a new video before dismantle it to build more models, all criticism is necessary, but the "key" is (maybe im wrong) people can say things by a good way or a not so good way, put tags on one person that dont know like "noob" "weird and insanely" etc.. i think is not very correct and polite.

"thanks" for define me as noob or not knowledge person, but i think its better to do not say this type of things of people you do not know. i know that it works in a wrong direction, and the way to solution is very simple just ad a gear to change the wheel direction, but i prefer to do not change to the correct direction, is only a sample to come back to technic.

Fiat 131 Abarth After a long period without lego mocs creating i present my lego versionb of the Fiat 131 abarth. First of all thanks to Sheepo´s MPS, without these designs i really have a lot of porblems and a lot of time to finish it. I used FA1B (Front Mcpherson) and RCD1 (Rear live axle) like the real one. I choose this car because my father hay the diesel version 131 "supermirafiori" when i was a child. The functions are: - 1 PF XL for traction - 1 PF M for direction with functional steering wheel - 1 PF M for the 2 speed gearbox (with indicator lever) - Rear and Front PF lights remotely controled by PF Body design is not very good but i can not do it better Front Rear General Door and rollcage details Engine detail with distribution chain and water pump Steering wheel and gear lever detail The video: http://www.youtube.c...=jMQaa9yXeqA#ws For more pics: http://www.mocpages..../moc.php/345743

more attachments soon, for unimog 8110 too ;)

New modification to this MOC, 2 new blades added, looks more realistic, and a animated GIF with the functionality

I will add more blades, the problem its my limited vault on this pieces. I try to do a gif with function of the model, because i have no videocamera. More implements will be presented here soon ;) PD: Matias, thx for the gallery, good implements

This is my first new implement for 8049 Tractor. A reversible Plough with manual operation for reverse plough and put in transport position with a worm gear, this gear is syncronized with rear wheel to align it with transport position and correct angle in work position in each side of ploughing. Detail of the worm gear to rotate the plough and turn rear wheel Detail "ploughing" Photographs: Olympus E-510 + Zuiko 14-42 + Zuiko OM 50mm Macro

Hi, i present us my first lego ship, a container ship (based on the maersk ship) but in my scale of 60x8 bricks and with my old coloured bricks. detail of the front details of the bridge deck i hope you like it images taken by Olympus E-510 + Zuiko OM 35mm Macro