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[MOC] Ford Mustang 1964
Mechbuilds replied to Bartonius's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Amazing! So much attention to detail! Can it be converted to RC? -
Axle Collection Thread
Mechbuilds replied to efferman's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
EDIT: Anyone made a tatra 4x4 with the iconic tatra suspension but having the axles not rest on the drive shaft? Like @Madoca 1977's tatra? The 8x8 is a massive beast but figuring out how to make it 4x4 with 4 wheel steering is quite tricky.. Trying to figure out a 4x4 version with dual drive shafts and the axles not resting on the driveshafts. The steering is a nightmare to figure out since when the wheels droop down, they both steer in outside and when the suspension is pressed down, both wheels steer in the middle.. If anybody can figure it out, please post the LDD here! -
i'm the guy who commented on your video "it turned out amazing" it really did. Looks stunning! So many features packed in. I love it that you could squeeze in the cabin tilt feature so the motor can be seen. It was a good decision to move the boom lift further back.
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Custom LDD bricks and fixes
Mechbuilds replied to Equilibrium's topic in Digital LEGO: Tools, Techniques, and Projects
Thank you so much! Just as a suggestion: each time a new patch is released, it should contain everything from the past so you don't have to download everything from first patch to last. That way you can just download the new patch if you just happen to stumble on this for the first time. And if the newest patch isn't stable for some reason, (bugs and issues) then you can download the previous patch until the new patch is fixed. -
Custom LDD bricks and fixes
Mechbuilds replied to Equilibrium's topic in Digital LEGO: Tools, Techniques, and Projects
Nobody knows a workaround to the bug? EDIT: Okay found it! 06-2020 [version 200517] will break LDD completely. Do not download this version. Sadly the next 08-07-2020 [version 200708] version does not include the 4 ball joint wheel hub part even though the list says it should. I again ask if anybody has an updated DB folder they could send me? So far i can either get some of the parts while crashing the whole LDD by opening certain categories (wheels and tyres) or just have no new parts at all. Which sucks. -
Custom LDD bricks and fixes
Mechbuilds replied to Equilibrium's topic in Digital LEGO: Tools, Techniques, and Projects
Anyone got a DB folder that has all the parts and is bug free? Can somebody send me it? -
Custom LDD bricks and fixes
Mechbuilds replied to Equilibrium's topic in Digital LEGO: Tools, Techniques, and Projects
I applied all the patches for my LDD but when i try to go to wheels and tyres, it auto shuts LDD down. What gives? -
Can buwizz + PF motors create enough power to drift this thing without having to use the buggy motor? I really want to make this thing drift. Also has anyone figured out a steering system that fits in this charger body that has as much as wheel lock as possible? Any info on this would be amazing. I really want to see this thing drift.
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The servo is the only thing you can reposition in this case.. The gear rack is inside the chassis.. I found out i could reposition the servo on top in this case.. Will need to carve a hole in my cab but it's worth it for a stiff solid structure and room in the back so my rear axle can fit. Only issue is poor steering lock but i can't make it sharper because the tyre would collide with the springs.. And if i flip the tyres, then the rear axle will be too narrow.. So i'll go with smaller scale and poor steering but functional model.
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The gear can only turn 45 degrees that's why the servo turn mechanism. But the servo is sticking too far at the back. Is it possible to flip the servo 90 degrees so it's pointing upright? Any idea what mechanism would allow this? What i mean is that the rear part of the servo (with the wire) would be pointing up and the front of the servo is pointing downwards.
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Disassemble all your sets into pieces and store the pieces in this type of storage cabinets: Just remember to label the doors so you know which part is in which drawer. I have 3 large storage cabinets like these in my computer desk all filled to the brim with parts and still a massive pile of parts lying in the desk. If you want your sets to last a long time, always disassemble them. That way any part isn't constantly under stress when you leave your sets assembled.
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Yeah the issue was that the axle has diagonal play when twisting. So yeah the axle does move up and down but the part has lots of play on it which causes damage to parts as it twists sideways.. Also when you lift the right tyre and have the left tyre stay down, the axle has play that the other tyre is moving forwards and other is moving backwards.. This causes the drive shaft to twist sideways and pull out of the axle.
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I really wanted to stay away from this part: And make the suspension only by using these: Because that ball cup fork thing doesn't look realistic.. These axles are very visible under the car and i wanted to preserve that long front driveshaft and short driveshaft at rear because it's unique to this truck.. But since there is no way t make the suspension work with those parts it's easier to just copy what @nico71 did with hes heist truck.. Because that way i can make the front longer and rear shorter so it's at least somewhat trying to imitate the real thing..
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There is a point of time where you stop trying when you're getting nowhere.. I've built over 10 different systems and every one of them had issues and were not the thing i was looking for. So far i haven't seen any moc that was similar to this so i had no reference which to copy and modify from. If i figure a suspension to this then it would be pretty much one of a kind since every other moc either has a different axle altogether or the axle is slanted downwards. I want my axles to be vertical.. I'm just so tired of disassembling this over and over again and i'm not even getting close.. EDIT: Since the previous image i posted, i've disassembled it and reassembled something other 3 times. And it's currently disassembled back to square one.. I might just give up and do this instead: I just can't figure out a suspension that works.
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Update: Some progress has been made. This seems to work.. Now the issue is figuring out where can i attach springs. Also there is no way to stop the axle from tilting forwards and backwards.. I wonder if i could attach a third ball cup beam part in the middle somehow.. Any tips or advice would be great. EDIT: Added the third beam in the middle next to the tan gear.. Now just need to figure out the springs.. I'm still not completely satisfied on the solution because the ball cup beams are twisting sideways when the axle is twisted. I wonder if the same thing can be made with rods instead. But i might need a panhard rod to stabilize it from moving sideways.