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Hmm. I trying to look at the pics but they don't show. Have you removed them? I'm a bit new around here but have been trying to decide on if I should buy a RC car (because of distance) or see what people are doing with lego (as range on both bluetooth and IR are limited). Thanks!

Have any examples of a working finished product (i.e. car, truck) with instructions for building from something like this?

How about just a .ldd file or mocpages of the project so we can built one similar on our own.

Awesome do you have some more breakdown pictures or a .ldd file. I love it because it uses RF (from supersonic) instead of IR. I would love to have a hard drive of nothing but different instruction sets to use with RF. I love the range of RF and really wish LEGO would add a something back to their lineup that could be used with Powerfunctions that included both a receiver and transmitter that was Radio Frequency instead of the short range of both Bluetooth and IR. thanks

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Very cool. We were just talking about this and it would be really cool if the wheels locked down and then it could actually have a type of steering like a normal car

I'm pretty familar with the 8366 as I was able to buy one off Ebay last year here in the states along with a couple of other things for under $150.00. It is a nice kit and fun to play with. I would love to see something like this in the newer PF Functions (the RF part) and even a nice controller. Keep em coming guys. This is a great start.

That's pretty darn cool. Thanks a bunch for the .ldd file. Very cool especially because of it being RF

That is a great start. Thanks for the first official post. I'd love to see more like this....

First of all let me say that I am new here! From what I have seen with LEGO they focus on a lot of PF Functions which I do like, but it is ONLY IR (short range) :< I like the Mindstorm stuff but the best that LEGO offers right now is Bluetooth (unless you order from mindsensors). I have seen some of the older lego stuff which did have RF which is great for distance but a lot of what lego had then was not totally compatible (8369) with what we have now (8297 for example). Why doesn't lego have something smaller than what came with 8376 or 8366. Do you know of someting? If so, I'd like to know! I love LEGO and I love what you can do with legos (my son at 5 years old also loves them). I love that you build something, play with it, take it apart and have something totally different the next week. This is why we all have had legos growing up (if not, I feel sorry for you). My question now goes to everyone that has any LEGO RF item(s). I'd love to see links, pictures and even instructions, etc. I am starting a new post on Eurobricks because it seems the overseas people use the little bricks a little more than the US :< I have seen some great websites from overseas (sariel.pl and even the Truck Trial site). Good job guys/gals. Do you have links, posts, pictures or instructions you like to share for something RF (Radio Frequency) that you built? I'd love to see them posted here. Maybe if enough gets posted Lego will notice. thanks a bunch.