Aventador2004
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It looks great! Maybe Mod/Moc would better fit the title. -
Thats What i was trying to ask.
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Really huge. That thing is a literal weapon. it is 2 ft taller than the average person. Are you stringing the outward supports?
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Yes it is right now. I can't pulley enough to spin it up. I will try one more idea.
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Okay, those following. I need some help deciding. Should I allow the car to bounce, Should I add a single string on the bottom to stabilize the spinning, If make it a catapult, then drop the car. I think #3 is a great idea for it. Have the car ride through launch, then lock, then drop to the bottom. Any thoughts? Thanks!
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A lot of things nowadays. Nice, creative zombie ride. Look up "The Death Cure", they needed this ride.
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That would be a great entry! Saw the original on YouTube a few days ago.
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I have now disassembled this, Thanks for looking.
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ATM no, working on it.
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I guess my standards for cars are higher, because I dont like my cars bodywork often.
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The problem with this version is the launch is too fast. I think taller may happen. Enough to winch it up there quick. Thank you both, I will be working during this week. I'm on summer break.
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Thanks, wouldn't be too much trouble to re assemble. Thanks, the roof does look a little tall. I will try to fix it. Thanks, I wasn't expecting replies for a ok project, but thanks!
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Very nice made! This is much better than your rough terrain crane so far.
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Yeah, but it got disassembled. I can rebuild it.
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I got a shrink ray . Thanks.
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Interesting comparison. Though it has a dual arm instead of a single arm.
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Hello again! This was made before the TC14 contest: The Crawler Forklift: Tracks (Independent) Boom Elevation Fork Tilt Lights Cabin Easy access to Electronics Pictures: Hope you liked it, if you did, I'd love some comments. I do have a video if wanted. Thanks!
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Hello again! This was made before the TC14 contest: A Small Supercar: Not really great, but thought someone may like it. Wheels Seats Steering wheel Spoiler Splitter Hope it serves as a interesting idea. Thanks for looking!
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Thank you. Yes, I plan on using bevel gears for the rachets. I also will see if simultaneous rack movement is possible.
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Thank you. Hope this makes up for TC13. I will be using reverse 2:1 pulleys, gaining speed for just one launch. Then you pull the gear racks tensioned and release the pod in this order: Steps: Pull gear racks to position. Rachet them. Put pod in position, Release rachets simultaneously upward. Hold on! The pod will also be spring loaded by adding other tension bands to the pulley. Pictures: Thanks for following my progress! I also am considering going a little larger for motorization. I most likely will leave it manual though.
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I blame my "unread posts". So stupid. Thanks for the heads up.
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Not all big creations are as good as small, this one proves the point: [MOC] Lego mini crane: 1:14 Hoeflon C6 Spider Crane: by 896 Gerard Edit: This is another nomination!
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Very nice version, it is quite the same.
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Generic Contest Discussion
Aventador2004 replied to Jim's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
No, it had been complained before in this topic, bigger seems to get more votes. So you try to build Small for points. Anything else you implied? Cause you are wrong if so. -
Generic Contest Discussion
Aventador2004 replied to Jim's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Quite a interesting idea in my opinion: The entrants in numerical order of the top 20 spots get a amount of votes: 1:20, 2: 20, 3: 18, 4: 18, In that pattern to #20. It will allow the smaller builds to get some sort of advantage over the large ones. Maybe this could be a future contest twist.