BrickbyBrickTechnic
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1. I can totally provide those pictures, in a bit 2. Or the hood is 1 or 2 studs high. It compares nicely with the inspiration, the Tigercat 610E, so I don't mind. -
4 big crushing tires! When I saw the 42054, the first thing I thought was "FOREST SKIDDER!". When I got the set, I built a crop sprayer ;) But now, a month later, I actually did build a forest skidder. And here it is! The MOC features 6 functions, including 3 power functions: Crane stage 1, crane stage 2, and lifting of the front ripper blade. The manual functions are a pendular axle, HoG steering, and operating the grabber. The model suffered from awkward proportions throughout the build due to the complexity of the gearbox and placement of the Battery Box. The hood suffered from the brunt of it; it awkwardly hides the battery box and is too high. Video here: Pictures: So That's all- next MOC of mine should be interesting ;) Thank you! BrickbyBrickTechnic
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Try to get rid of the 8tooth gears.
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Thanks! I will remember to do that.
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BrickbyBrickTechnic replied to Paknaloid's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
This is awesome! The pictures are nicely edited -
I was planning on doing the civic but you beat me :( Great job on the mustang!
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Wow. That's a very nicely designed axle!
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Thanks a lot! I'm not sure how I could remove some red though...
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A second alternate model. A model, B model, C model, D model, and so on. E models are a thing too :)
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Wow. For something meant for tracked skid-steering, this is nothing short of a feat of engineering. Nice job
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Thank you! This set has great potential to build anything with 4 big wheels ;) The suspension is limited by a liftarm on each side. After my [TC12] entry I have something planned :) Me too. I will remove those lights. And the cabin follows my inspiration skidder, the Tigercat 610e, so I think I'll leave it like that :D
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Saddletracs are so cool I plan on building one out of 42054 around Christmastime. This speed will only last a further 2 weeks, then the real hustle begins...
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42043. I don't own 42009 or the unimog.
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Thank you! Honestly, the 42054 is the second best set I ever got my hands on. Totally worth it
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Guess I'm not updating this for anyone The model is done. The hood was the last thing to be added along with some additional details. Sorry for picture quality, better ones will come when it is not raining.
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I assume you did this over lots of build sessions?
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All of these are great, but the tracked version is particularly interesting. Do you have instructions?
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If only I was able to build those... I don't have enough parts for 1! What was the total building time?
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Update time! @M_longer the vehicle is now 6 studs shorter. That is the biggest item worked on this update. As well, my cab prototype succeeded, so pictures with it are included. Here is the progress: Shortened front end (below): Cab shot: So now all I really have to do is the BB placement and the hood... Unless you have an improvement for me! I would love to hear. Have a great day (or rest of the day)! BrickbyBrickTechnic
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Not bad! So far, this looks like a very promising MOC. The rear lights are definitely too big for the scale though.
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[WIP] Dodge Monaco
BrickbyBrickTechnic replied to nick97's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Nothing I can really say, this is looking great. Keep it up! -
Haven't you already made this topic once?
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Semi dump truck
BrickbyBrickTechnic replied to steph77's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Like all your MOCs, this one is just so well done. Great job! -
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Here's a quick update on this project: Due to TC12, there will be no road train. We'll just have to wait for my next truck. Sorry about that