TechnicRCRacer
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Bummer! In the catalog it looks DBG -
It also appears that cranks now appear in DBG in one of the new Jurassic World sets. I am not sure of the name, but there are stickers that say “Gyrosphere” on some of the parts. Inside the ball on either side of the seats there are DBG crank pieces.
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That’s fine!
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@Jeroen OttensLooks great!
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As far as I know, there are two different molds. One is reinforced with an extended thick part on the side and with the LEGO molded on, and one is slightly thinner and does not have the logo.
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Absolutely amazing!! I was fascinated by Star Tours in Disneyland California and this is very similar to how the actual ride works! I hope the people inside have seatbelts or after they will be a splat on the wall
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Thanks soooo much for these files! I have been using Fusion 360 for a little while, and these help tremendously! @DugaldICNice! Hope it runs well!
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Other than LEGO, I somewhat collect Hot Wheels from the '90s in the package. Sadly, the store that sold them near me is closed, so I have to look elsewhere.
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Just printed it and it works great! Thanks for sharing! @DugaldICWhat printer did you get?
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Roger that!
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@LvdH LOL
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LBG #4 connectors are back! There are two of them in 76105.
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Awesome and thanks for sharing the file! I will test it on my Lulzbot Mini.
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This is the best solution that I know of for this problem cost wise.
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Awesome! T looks super fun! The only problem I have when I use a fast RC vehicle is the parts being beat up and dragged across the ground at high speed. Two of my buggy motors have scratches on the bottom from that.
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@Erik LeppenThanks for your advice, I will try to implement it. I will order some more 42000 tires and I have already expanded the wheel arches. The roof has been torn down and is currently being rebuilt. Thanks again!
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The only major color variations I have seen are on the new VW Beetle dark azure. Some parts are lighter than others.
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I am all for modular if it is by the same designer, but if there are more people, it may kind of have clashing body styles. Otherwise, I am fine with non-modular.
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I haven’t gotten any knockoffs from Bricklink, but I have gotten quite a few from bulk dumps. Look for odd colors, shrunken pieces, and parts that seem to be made of other materials.
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Current: Just scroll down, it's not that far! (Just kidding! This will be updated soon!) Hi! I have another WIP car that I am building! I am still not sure what to call it, but it kind of reminds me of the newer Toyota RAV-4. Here is the chassis and part of the front end! (Sorry for bad pic) I borrowed the shaping from my Supercar X for the front panels. It is powered by a buggy motor and a servo. The newer battery box with new batteries and V2 receiver work great with the buggy motor! Here is a shot of the rear suspension: Thanks for viewing! -TechnicRCRacer
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I'm back from a little break and added some parts! I am finally satisfied with the back end now and I think I will leave it alone. I will now focus on the roof and windshield, and probably add seats last. I am running out of red panels! I am using other colors as placeholders, so it may look messy for now. Here is a test-shaping of the roof, but it will be extended sideways too. Thanks for viewing! -TechnicRCRacer
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@mocbuild101Does it even have to be based on a real-life car? Whenever I build something, I just go with the flow and see what comes out. If the model is done in stages, everything should work out.
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This is looking sweet so far! After I see the final model, I might consider building it.
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I would do this, but I am not sure if my building skills are up to par with you guys’s. If there is a very small roll, I would be happy to help.
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I had this idea once, but I never thought of sharing it because I was worried that nobody would do it. This sounds like tons of fun though!