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  1. eric trax
    Nobody said it would be easy. The effect will be worth it :)
  2. eric trax
    I think you should reduce the width of the model by two studes. It would cover visually wide tires. Currently the sprayer is too wide
  3. eric trax
    If you want to build according to the manufacturer's specifications then there is no problem. But while building Model C just build a mobile sprayer looking at the real machine but not any real model It will make things easier :)
  4. eric trax
    I'm honored that my nickname was here :D I am making Amazons' plans on a scale of 1:17. Below you can see some of the LDD model. I used wheels from a cross motorcycle. These wheels are much more suited to dimensions though they are not ideal. If you are building an Amazone based on the 42054 you do not had a choice. The problem is colors. The original is orange, dark bluish gray and bright green. A model Xerion dark bluish gray and lime I do not understand why you insisted that the model had three variants of the turn. All you need is one of your third photo. :)
  5. eric trax
    Very interesting. What are you planning? :)
  6. eric trax
    Yes it is true those ones are little bit small for this tractor :P
  7. eric trax
    The last topic I published 7 months ago Lego introduced the Claas Xerion model for 2016 finally made the tread tires available. There was only one size so I decided to build a 500-600 hp articulated tractor. I have a passion for the John Deere brand so I chose the 9560R John Deere: The model drives the XL engine with a final gear ratio 1:6. Is fast and strong. Unfortunately I could not fit the gearbox because there was not enough space. John Deere is steering by L motor and small linear actuators. The construction has a differential locks controlled by the M motor. You can see the cutaway picture below. It shows all the mechanisms. The model is controlled by Sbrick Vaderstad: It's the biggest Vaderstad seeder. The real machine is working at 8 meters widths and is really big. I loaded Sbrick in the load box which controls the compressor with L Motor and two servo valves. Everything balances well even with heavy construction weight. Photos: Video:
  8. eric trax
    what a shoot :D beautifully matched colors
  9. eric trax
    I think the same. In addition, with such a nice model you should work on handle mirrors. Truck I like very much :)
  10. eric trax
    Absolutely top scale modeling! The amount of interesting solutions is amazing.
  11. eric trax
    Perfect!
  12. eric trax
    My turn! :D
  13. eric trax
    Nice one! I' think that pneumatic sterring system working too slow perhaps... The scraper is great attachment for those tractors
  14. eric trax
    Really sweet! But where's the driver? :)
  15. eric trax
    or mount shock absorbers little higher :)
  16. eric trax
    Welcome on EB :) Also I look forward to more pictures. Tractor looks really cool
  17. eric trax
    it's too long I think. Moreover model makes a stunning impression :)
  18. eric trax
    Your trailer looking outstanding on those wheels! Im in love with details. Unfortunately Claas jaguar is incomplete :/
  19. eric trax
    I think it's one of the best supercars made with lego technic. In my opinion, the suspension is too high
  20. eric trax
    I know the problem. I want to build a 150 hp tractor in 1:17 scale, unfortunately, there is no suitable tires yet.
  21. eric trax
    I think the same. Changing the tires will be possible when the LEGO 81.6 produce tires with an agricultural tread hahahaha :D You're right, I did not even notice that :)
  22. eric trax
    In the context of questions and discussion. Photo of Lexion on the xerion tires :) and bonus - power functions installation diagram:
  23. eric trax
    Thank you for all the feedback! I am glad that the combine is positively evaluated. As for the Xerion tires. Tomorrow I'll try to take a picture of all those who have doubts. When I started this project, I designed it for tires PP and at the end of the work I did not want to change my concept :) No agricultural tire size 81.6 reassured me that I made a good decision.
  24. eric trax
    First WIP picture I was taken 11 months ago :)
  25. eric trax
    I've seen a lot but this model crushes all! Congratulations Edwin!
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