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  1. dikkie klijn
    No stalling :D, but i do use the small lithium battery box. But its running smooooooth . But i think you could make this thing really interesting by using 2 receivers controlling all of the motors independently.
  2. dikkie klijn
    How about this, u do need an extra switch to flip the rotations of the xl's though...
  3. dikkie klijn
    Hmm thats a hard one, but searching my flickr favorites these are some of my favorites: Liebherr LTM 11200 Photograph by Barman Build by Liftingbricks. Yes yes this has a wow factor due to the shear size. But having it seen in real life really helps to admire the huge amount of astonishing details on this model. Oh did I tell u this model is partially motorized as well?! (youtube) Galloping horse kinetic sculpture Made by JK Brickworks Just have a look at the .
  4. dikkie klijn
    Yes the chassis does flex a bit under the weight of the model. It's one of the few things that I personally don't like about my towtruck. But then if it would be perfect I wouldn't have any reason to keep on building .
  5. dikkie klijn
    Great piece! :D One tip though, if you attach a rubber band to the pulling stick and pull on that ur videos will be even smoother!
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    Me at legoworld 2014 Photograph by: Dennis Bosman
  7. dikkie klijn
    SSSST i know ;(
  8. dikkie klijn
    Poster :laugh: 15 Dollars at mocplans
  9. dikkie klijn
    And it is onrebrickable too :D http://rebrickable.com/mocs/dikkie-klijn/mclaren-mp4-12c
  10. dikkie klijn
    It is on for approval ;)
  11. dikkie klijn
    And finally instructions for sale . 15 Dollars at mocplans
  12. dikkie klijn
    That looks amazing . but i find i hard to believe that a single xl motor is capable of driving such a hugh model with that gear ratio
  13. dikkie klijn
    Im sorry but we cannot see the images :(
  14. dikkie klijn
    Looking goooood
  15. dikkie klijn
    Those front tires look good for a proper F1 car to.....
  16. dikkie klijn
    So i think this would be modelteam?
  17. dikkie klijn
    1 receiver will never be able to power a RC motor and a L motor at the same time at full capacity. It would be better to use a single receiver for the buggy motor.
  18. dikkie klijn
    Thank you Jim
  19. dikkie klijn
    Aaah I see, I'm looking forward to your solution, and the car of course
  20. dikkie klijn
    If your doors aren't to heavy https://www.flickr.com/photos/dikkie_klijn/13915731089/
  21. dikkie klijn
    CRooki: I do have a solution but it is quite drastic... making ur model in a bigger scale would open the possibility for using the wheels from the legendary 8880 supercar. MOVIEEE :D
  22. dikkie klijn
    Rule number 1: Lego will never keep up with the RC hobby in terms of speed. That said, it is possible to make wheelies with lego models, Use a high power motor (PF L or XL preferrable) and make sure that the car is top heavy.
  23. dikkie klijn
    Great model! Something unique I love it
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  25. dikkie klijn
    I used some non branded rubber bands that I got from the supermarket. Regarding the tubing, I haven't got any more photo's then there are om my flickr account or that are in the instructions.
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