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  1. bricky300
    In the front close to the lower La's I spot a new piece. It is like an H-formed piece, similar to the new dogbone piece but bigger. Edit: Or is it the the old known 7x5 frame? In the first picture it is a little blurr but in the second it looks like the frame... Edit2: The more I look at it the more I think it is the 7x5 frame. Awww what a shame...
  2. bricky300
    Doesn't look like Lego Did you paint your La's black?
  3. bricky300
    I think you should reinforce the gears more. These connections look like they will not work properly.
  4. bricky300
    Wow that thing is huge!!! Don't wan't to be the obstacle it will run down while passing it. Edit: What would it look like with the tires from 9398? Could you post a picture please?
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    Whats up with that switch hanging around there?
  6. bricky300
    Wow this is gorgous :) I wanted to build something like this for a long time but never found the patience to build it :D And this is a true runner! What gear ratio did you use? Why already dismantle it? Can't this beauty stay with you for a while?
  7. bricky300
    8258 is a truly wonderful set to build. 42008 is a nice build but not so complicated like you would wish but it is a very nice set to get studless technic to know. There is a LA, two mini LA's and a little pneumatic. 42009 is a good choice too necause of its size and complexity. Of these different choices I would choose 8258 but it is expensive now because it is a little older.
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    Just to get it clear the germans have blue and silver police cars by now, the green ones are the old ones.
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    In theory the oposite should happen because of the bigger diameter of the PP tires...
  10. bricky300
    I think if the topic have good titels its easier for me to just scan the whole forum rather than having to click a thousand times just to see all the topic in the Technic forum
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    Well... Z3_2Drive has done it but I don´t exactly know how... theres a topic somewhere in this subforum about it... Edit: found it http://www.eurobrick...z3_2drive&st=25 Why replace it when you can also use the better more acurate and (sometimes) stronger rc servos?
  12. bricky300
    everything you need. If you would want to use more escs then you would have to either cut the BEC out of it or use something like this: http://www.conrad.de/ce/de/product/208425/Modelcraft-BEC-Entkoppelungskabel-JR?ref=searchDetail The esc seen is a Graupner Navy V15R. Of course you can also use other Esc´s. I don´t know if there is a Lipo savety switch build in. Im using two of these one with the cable mentioned and they work fine. You can connect 4 buggy motors to it without any problems
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    Just try it out ;) Switch from one Channel to the next and look what ot does. Or you could follow the way from the function tothe motor to the reciever and look on what port and channel it is
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    It is way better than the original model :)
  15. bricky300
    Nice Truck and Crane I would love to have instructions for that crane
  16. bricky300
    Now oly thing missing is a buggy motor in the quad :D
  17. bricky300
    In theory it would be possible to fit it into the rc unit. You could even have the auxilary output and have the included servo. What should be icluded is a 3 channel reciever, a servo and two esc's. Advantages: - many mounting points - could be even a solution for purists when you only modify the interns of the unit Disadvantages: - not as modular - You eventually have to modify the unit for housing a battery pack
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    I have some third party stuff for my legos too and its easier than you would think it is but if you do not have any of it it is quite a investion to have a good rc system. Compared to the rc-units it is well worth it tho. If you buy the right esc you can connect and supply 4 buggy motors easily and you don't need much space. A battery pack, the esc, a reciever and some cables. Being able to build small models and also have rc in them is another big advantage. To sum it up, buying a third party rc system is a good idea. I had first bought a rc unit too but I burned it out by accidently shortcutting it and I didn't wanted to buy another one and so on.
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    What do you pan to power these four buggy motors? Are you going for two rc units or do you invest in sme third party rc stuff?
  20. bricky300
    Hey look its bumble bee ;) Its a yellow rally car and he can transform from beeing a muscle car into a bare chassis :D Great work from cypr-21!!!
  21. bricky300
    You still didn't answer wether it can move a car or not... So?
  22. bricky300
    I got the spare axle and the string and I purchased it about three months ago.
  23. bricky300
    I just ask agin :D How the heck did you connect the lego servo to the rc system?
  24. bricky300
    This comes after your Titan so what comes next? A trial truck with 10 Xls or something like that? :P Its great!!! But I don't want to be the axle between the final gear and the wheel... :D
  25. bricky300
    Could you post a picture or more how you connected the Lego Servo to the Rc system?
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