BrickbyBrickTechnic
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Update time! Rear axle added. I intend to finish off the entire thing by Tuesday. Also, true wacky function revealed: Sorry for picture quality. COMMENTS PLEASE. BrickbyBrickTechnic -
Looks good so far! I want higher quality pictures (if possible, of course) because right now it isn't too easy to see. Do you have a white background or something?
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Haha, I guess so
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There's no need for the central M motor IMO. All you would need is 4 drive motors (1 for each wheel) and 1 steering motor (for non-torque-vectoring mode). Reference for this is @Zero (Zblj) 's 42056 crawler.
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Hi, Technonsense! Welcome to eurobricks! This is really cool, what a great way to enter the forum! Do you have some work-in-progress photos?
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Add a crane to this, and you have what 42070 should have been. Great job
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Hey, everyone, À couple years ago @Sheepo built his amazing Kamov KA-32 helicopter, whose highlight (IMO) was that the rotors were coaxial and with variable pitch. While here I didn’t want to replicate the other mechanical intricacies of what Sheepo made, I wanted to build coaxial rotors with variable pitch, as à simple interpretable mechanism. So here’s what I came up with: I actually made this video in July (not deviating from my TC12 entry for now ) but wanted to share it while I was in the process of building big, long MOCs as à sort of side thing. I want to start making more proof of concept models, but haven’t really gotten the time to, so I’m kinda proud of this one! If you have à comment, would love to hear. Thanks and have à nice day! BrickbyBrickTechnic
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Very happy to hear that. I now believe this will work quite well
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I personally think this is a good idea, though only if the voting results and the jury's say are in an appropriate balance. Or else, it wouldn't make sense to vote at all, and this would just be a Rebrick contest that's not run by LEGO (kind of like their "like" function. It's there, but does nothing to benefit.) That being said, it can't be 50/50 (votes/judging). The votes would need to be a majority consideration. Just my opinion.
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Those are blue transparent stud guns they do look like round bricks though.
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I do have it, though i'm not using any pieces from it.
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Haha! That's true, I guess @mocbuild101 Glad that you're glad I joined the competition. I needed to get to an appropriate benchmark with current projects, which I finally did. And stud shooters are awesome. Cool to see them on your model too
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Remotely fired as well! (Not like PF, just not by rotating a knob directly behind them)
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Great choice. I'm glad you are bringing back your TC8 entry, despite no TC12 entry. I can't wait to see more, but one question: at what scale will this be?
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We're in a similar boat- I have 9 total that I can use for regular models. The rest I don't wanna mix, for the sake of making more alternates. Sorry for the offtopic.
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Welcome to eurobricks TMoneyTechnic! Very nice MOC, i love it! I do agree with @Leonardo da Bricki, the front is a bit straight for my liking.
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Beginning.
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Yes, I am late. But all the ideas for this project are made, I just have to combine them. I'm gonna leave you with a list of functions excluding the wacky one. I'll leave you guys to guess it, it's really obvious. -HoG Steering -Adjustable ground clearance (offroad/street mode) -v8 engine -wacky function Here are the pictures: Leave a comment! PS This isn't done yet.
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Wow! This is simply stunning. You earned my support.
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Wheels will come before I see him. Also: project is now ON HOLD until wheels come. TC12 topic coming Sunday :)
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No reason not to be proud; that sounds like an awesome function.
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Forgive me for asking, but what is the wacky function? Looking very nice BTW.
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I'm thinking of ideas, and so far I have one, so ignore the question I guess? It will have that chassis though.
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Would 3 steering modes on a car count as wacky? @Jim @Milan
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You should enter this in the Rebrick contest (if you can). This is awesome!