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Wow! Sooo cute im in love with it :D Probably the smallest scale possible to RC-ize Everything to scale, perfect ;)

Common 5mm LEDs fit perfectly and tightly into technic holes... you would just struggle a bit at the first. You can solder wires to LEDs also... Regular LEDs + a Resistor wouldnt be expensive, comapring to Lego prices... they also give a reasonable amount of light (Lego LEDs are so dim IMO)

Got it... I realized that I can have a great steering angle by tweaking the rack a bit, much higher than what achievable angle using cv/u-joints There's a question, are cv-joints' movement also sine-waved like u-joints or not? Btw i edited my posts also, thanks for all your attention ;)

The price is insanely high... its beacause of "special" packaging... lego knows how to increase price by giving some exclusive looks to its models TLG! We're not fool! ✋

Currently, 42043, 42030, 42009, 42042 will give you a great set of parts in their own field giving you the ability to make and design your mocs with satisfying freedom

Great color scheme with stickers and "hole-less" design Waiting for video, Goodluck

Yea such a robust design... i like the ground clearence it makes using unimog wheels... Would you explain how does ackerman steering works here? According to my findings there should be a relation between the front and rear axles and the pivot point

Well, save up!

Not such thing... I only can buy sets from some toy shops Here people use lego as decoration (hell dammit!) There is nothing about lego... when i build something my classmates freak out, even with a normal thing

Good... but for low weight... Well thanks for your idea ;) I appreciate this design... sturdy and robust with satisfiyng ground clearence Thanks, its what Ive been looking for Well to be honest, I have only one cv-joint pair, the one for 42043 And about 8 new u-joints and 2 old 4-stud long, most of them has some cracks and broken sections which scare me! This is a really bad thing which most of technic connectors and bushes have... making them weak!! Unfortunately there is no bricklink stores for my country and I cant even pay due to lack of international credit cards here... so i should take care of my parts! Lego/MOCing in my country is DEAD!

Actually U-joints break so easily... specially their outer rim is so weak... all U-joints I have are broken in this way, even without any load but only with putting an axle through it after a few times! Width about 13 or 15... with differential... Actually high ground clearence and small pivot distance from wheels are more important... since im looking for an idea, so i can use it to implant width and diff. later Excuse me... I'm so noob in this community :D

Great topic but... everything you build is based on cv/u-joints... anything steerable driven with knob gears...?

Ive been looking for a driven axle using knob gears, not cv/u-joints since they are weak Does anybody have any idea? I also found this on moc-pages but nearly all photos and video are dead http://www.moc-pages.com/moc.php/256284

A road roller... It should be a small scale model though Also road graders that TLG has already designed are not counted a real model for me, since road graders are complex vehicles, fron suspension till the bucket structure which offers a great freedom of movement

Oh great... after a long time we're seeing a new sequential gearbox... Great mechanism! How much is it reliable? What is it going to be? Is it a model of a real car? Also would you make a 3D model of it? Or a photo sequence while building one? Youll receive great feedbacks! Goodluck!