MP LEGO Technic creations

Thank you! Unfortunately I don't have many of those so not all of red axles could be replaced. Yes, this is a very good idea!

Thank you! And yes, steering is operated via the handlebars.

Hello everybody! A day ago I started to build a motorbike for the new contest. First of all I wanted a rimless bike, then, after many unsuccesful attempts, I gave up. Because I have only the off-road motorcycle tyres, I had to choose for this futuristic model some unusual ones - from the 42056 Porsche 911 GT3 RS set. It's not based on any real bike. Here's the current progress: 2-cylinder fake engine Steering 2 speed simple gearbox Suspension And some photos:

2 C+ L motors?

Yes. I have already noticed that either. It could be useful.

Ok, thx for advice. I have quite a lot of 7x5 frames to update construction.

Thank you! I had a lot of troubles with the chassis.

Thanks! Unfortunately it can't collect spuds but only sugar beet...

Now I'm waiting for 3 C+ XL motors for next functions. So sorry for disappointment....no guns

Yep. There is some space for that underneath, but it can't be seen from photos.

EDIT : It's no more the Panther 2 but the Tiger 6s, please scroll down for further information. Hello everybody. A few weeks ago I've started to build a German sugar beet harvester ROPA Panther 2 in 1:17 scale. Here is the fourth version of the chassis and its features (still far away from completion): 2 C+ Smart Hubs (first is for steering and drivetrain and second is for other functions - not finished yet) 2 C+ XL motors for drivetrain (front and rear axle aren't connected together) 1 C+ L motor for front axle's articulated steering 1 C+ XL motor for rear axle's steering Pendular rear axle Front hydraulics operated via 2 short thick pneumatic cylinders Automatic security levers connected to rear steering I'd like to make it fully working (put some bricks on the front belt to go through the whole mechanism and fall into the container), everything works except the cleaning section (no idea how it will work yet) So a lot of work still left to do.... Thank you for visiting! & Comments are welcome.

Fantastic work...again!

@SylvainLS Ok thanks...

Hello everybody! I'm just making instructions for one of my models but I don't know how to make a parts list? Thx. Best regards

I'm really sorry for this terrible disappointment....I'm building the 2019 version (topic's title improved).

Well, there has been quite a lot of progress since the last post: First of all, I have built the hood, which can be opened via small linear actuator and 1 PF M motor This is how the hidden Spirit of Ecstasy look And not hidden Openable hood with V12 engine Suspension reworked (due the car's weight) Almost complete interior with working steering wheel And seats designed by me This is how far can both seats move forwards and backwards And a short video showing the Spirit of Ecstasy being retracted Spirit of Ecstasy Thank you all for viewing this page! & Comments are welcome.

@amorti I went this way because I wanted to have a proportional control (C+) and I wanted to control some functions by switches (that's why PF) either. Because of the C+ smart hub, there won't be any rear seats (Due to C+ L motor's cable lenght, which wouldn't be long enough if the hub was in the trunk).

@amorti The Control+ hub is used for drive and steering and the standard Power functions for all other functions, such as elevating of the Spirit of Ecstasy out of the hood (not connected to the chassis yet).

Hello everybody. A few days ago I have started a new project of a Rolls-Royce Wraith car. Here is current progress on the chassis: Working V12 fake engine with neutral Steering via L C+ motor Drive via 2 XL C+ motors Independent suspensions on all wheels I have also built the mechanism for hidding the Spirit of Ecstasy statue into the hood (photos or video soon). Photos:

Hello everybody! I'd like to ask, how to make a parts list in Stud.io? I didn't find any Stud.io discussion so I posted it here. Thank you.

After a long time of innactivity, I have good news. The old chassis was quite awful, so I decided to rework it. Everything is new, except the front axle, which has been only improved. Now it uses only one battery box (C+ Smart hub) It has almost the same functions as the previous chassis, except the front PTO, which has been removed and the rear hydraulics, which is now operated by C+ XL motor powered worm gear. I have also decided to turn it onto an older Magnum model (it isn't exactly the 7140 but it's the nearest one). Now it also uses the central differential. Here are some photos:

Well built, detailed and authentic! Just love it .

@trekman Thank you. There isn't any problem to add the second small pneumatic cylinder. I haven't done it yet but it won't take more than 5 minutes. Then the hydraulics should be stronger. What about the Powered Up app? It seems to be quite complicated. There are so many symbols that I have to try out to find the best solution. Best regards

Looks interesting...