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I think the motor idea is good, though there should be a max ratio for each motor, XL: 2.143:1, 312 rpm, 6.77 ncm. L: 1.191:1, 324, 5.44 ncm. M:1.191:1, 327, 3.05 ncm. If you put each ratio into sariel's gear calculator they have approximately the same rpm, around 320 rpm. 1. Weight limit needed, proportional for each motor type: L: heaviest, XL: medium, M: lightest. 2. Size restriction, what about 1:10? 3. Class points, each motor.
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Aventador2004 replied to Kumbbl's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
30$ for a 60$ pneumatic set from the 42043. -
A great car and a great model! Do you have any chassis pics?
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I want to ask, was there a time you got a part pack or set very cheap? I wonder this, after I won a pack of pneumatic parts from the 42043 for 30$, when they usually go for 60$. If there was, Feel free to say, if not, that's fine. After all that is yours to know.
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Aventador2004 replied to jantjeuh's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
oh, still should if you get one. -
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Aventador2004 replied to jantjeuh's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
What!!! Backflips!!!! You need a wheelie bar. Or some down gearing. -
Thanks! , at the end I will add a battery area for lights, and tail lights that I made with system transparent parts.
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UPDATE: new body work, still thinking about making open wheel, i will probably save that as the second project. the cars's features work flawlessly, and without much force. it has... 1. hog steering, working very well with force of a toddler (when down on ground) and feather light in air. 2. cockpit steer, very good, needs a bit of steering securing work. 3. engine, works perfectly, with little friction. 4. doors, fine, need to be full gull wing with lift system. To be done: 1. new doors, i want to use a door lock, and gull or scissor doors. 2. hand brake, i have a idea using a clutch gearbox setup. 3 gearbox, a 2 speed would suffice for me, easy for me to make and small. 4. motors easily installed, a bonus if well done. 5. new wing, adjustable. new version 2.0 : doors. wheel, what do you think?
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@DugaldIC and @Lox Lego, great teamwork, do you live nearby to be able to do that together?
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Aventador2004 replied to jantjeuh's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
My car does 25-30 speed tested, and it turns well! + it drifts! At 1:10 -
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Aventador2004 replied to jantjeuh's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Ha, maybe so! How fast does it go? -
LEGO Porsche Crashtest
Aventador2004 replied to m3eu's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
@Milan or @Jim is requested, as admins can lock topics. -
LEGO Porsche Crashtest
Aventador2004 replied to m3eu's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
It has already been posted. You might find it on the second or third page. -
1, sure, kind of decided to scrap the front halfway through it, it will be much different later on. 2, I decided after, while building, to make a white interior, and it is much farther back now. 3, maybe, but I will probably stay with them for now. 4, done, it is 3 studs further back, and much better. 5, still working on that, I wanted the weight of a body on the car, so it is semi sloppy. 6, front is going to be changed definitely, I have a aggressive idea in mind. 7, halfway I thought of maybe leaving the car open wheel, not anymore, unless it seems to work. The chassis has just completely been redesigned. How is it?
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current: the bodywork was the downfall of this car, i do better with gaps and holes. the chassis is my strong point, bodywork is not my strong point with legos. dont expect an update for a few days. this car will not have instructions. sorry i disappoint this time, this next car i have good experience with the bodywork for. a insight: this is not my only project...... le mans... prototype...... power functions..... concept: Air Pocket this is my project i have been working on the last 2 days, project Air Pocket. the aim of my current project is to make the most light, easy to make, simple, and durable car i can. the current car has a simple Rwd, hog, setup. those work fine, but not enough. the plan is to finish before the 24h le mans race, or on that day (17–18 June 2017) as a car to celebrate. some photos.. suicide doors.. for now.. underbody. it is not final of course, just a test chassis. color vomit is there on inside as much as possible.
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Technic General Discussion
Aventador2004 replied to Jim's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I see now. -
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Aventador2004 replied to jantjeuh's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Hmm, sounds like a offroader, is it? A buggy is something I plan on getting sometime, though I like drifting. Maybe you should drive it, they are fun. Enjoy that! -
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Aventador2004 replied to Jim's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I start with a platform (chassis), suspension, body, then interior. (I am making a moc as of now [unrevealed]) which I use the same way. Same, I would love to see a supercar from you, And @BusterHaus. -
I will get one sometime, or make a battery.
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