MP LEGO Technic creations

There are a few solutions to do it. I can use the Powered Up app where is possible to regulate motors' rotations (in %) I can use a gear combination that will make the front wheels rotate faster.

@I_Igor Thank you. Unfortunately I've already decided to use one C+ XL motor per axle and add Power functions battery box so no central diff will be used. I'm also decided to make it all-wheeled. @TeamThrifty Thank you! So here are the next photos. I think it's quite proportions-off (It's still WIP). Actually it has got: 2 C+ XL Motors for drive 1 C+ L Motor for steering 1 M Power Functions motor 2 Battery boxes (C+ Smart hub and for Power Functions) Front and rear PTOs (connected together, controlled by the M motor) Air pump (controlled by the M motor) Front hydraulics (1 small pneumatic cylinder) Rear hydraulics (1 short thick pneumatic cylinder - 47224c01) Rear differential lock Fake 4 pistons in-line engine (connected to the front axle) 4 Pneumatic outputs at the rear (for an attachment)

So next time i'll make wheels less shiny... Anyway the differential which can be seen is the central one. In prototype that I've tested today there isn't it because it will use 2 XL C+ motors for propulsion (1 per axle) except one. Although I'll be powerful enough, it's too slow. The rear diff can be locked, the front one won't be necessary. Best regards Thx.

Hello everybody. Here's my WIP moc of Case IH Magnum 340 CVX. Controlled by Control+ More photos soon, currently testing.

Looks interesting!

@Jim Could you tell me please, when will be the next contest (approx)? Thx.

Hello. I think it's a really well designed model although there are some things that o don't understand. Please don't be angry with me. For example why did you put there a gearbox? It may be interesting but (in my opinion) absolutely useless while playing... And there's one more thing. Isn't steering too slow? It just lasts ages until this car turns so it's nearly impossible to drive without stopping... The technical solution of steering wheel is interesting but I don't like it either. By the way I like how is the bodywork designed. Good job!

@Jim Hello. How long will the second round last?

So thanks. Best regards MP LEGO

And what about if someone has less than 50 posts, but votes and then he/she posts some comments etc. and reaches a 50 posts milestone. Would his/her votes be ignored either?

@Jurss Thank you.

@Maaboo35 Case IH Magnum (Using Control+)

@Jurss Here are the photos (it's still WIP). There was a small problem to find a big enough free space. Fully operated by 4 pneumatic hoses: And here's how it turns:

I'm just taking them

Hello everybody. I have started to build a cultivator. It won't look exactly like the Bednar SM18000 but it'll be very similar and it'll also have many of its features. Here's a pic of original and a product video by Bednar Machinery:

Thank you.

Yes, the front bumper was quite difficult to create (it was too long so the wheels couldn't turn or it was too short and it didn't look very well) I had to find the correct shape, lenght and place.

Thank you! Thanks! I wanted to steer without any gears. So that's the solution. No gears, no problems. Really thank you. In this small size you need to build simple mechanisms (Too many gears make a wobbly effect and if you overengineer it, there could be a terrible noise while driving, it could get stuck an lot of another).

And here are another photos:

Thank you!

What a beautiful model!

29. THE GRAND '33 This car isn't based on any real car, but it's inspired by classic roadsters (1930s). Features: 1. RWD (with differential) 2. Working fake inline 4-cyliner engine, complete exhaust 3. Steering by working steering wheel 4. Detailed interior with dashboard 5. Openable hood Dimensions: L x W x H : 33 x 14 x 10 studs Pictures:

Here is the finished model...

Hello everybody. I'd like to ask is it possible to turn off the Control+ hub? I haven't found the solution yet (I turn it off by taking out batteries). Thank you.

Thank you! Yes, hood and front grill and it's finished. Thank you! I'm really delighted that so much people like it.