MP LEGO Technic creations

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Are B models allowed?

Some details have been added. Thank you very much!

Hello everybody! A few days ago I started to build a seedbed cultivator from Czech manufacturer Bednar FMT. Its real working width is 3 meters (that's why SN3000). The model's width is exactly 25 cm (scale 1:12). Here's current progress: Thank you for visiting this page. & Comments are welcome.

It looks very nice (considering limited source of parts). With some imagination it could be an airport crash tender but it reminds me more of an ATV with a cannon :)

This is an interesting tracked boat. I wouldn't call it amphibious but rather somewhat like "boat with legs".

Some little progress has been done here. I still haven't found a proper solution of the rear wheel but this seems to be the best one so far. It's compatible with this track design: Here's a picture showing chassis of a bigger version 9RT (8RT's should be similar) And a video showing suspension in action:

Unfortunately, no third-party parts will be used. There is a lot of space, next pump can be added easily :)

Thank you for those kind words! The biggest problem while building for me is the insufficient patience. I really hope I'll make it to a successful end. Due to its large scale there's a possibility of implementing some interesting details. But I'm really afraid of its heavy weight.

Yeah, that was my plan. Now I just have to build the "internals" of the drive wheel.

Looks interesting!

I haven't decided the way to build the wheel yet. But I'll remember your suggestion and test it on the wheel prototype

Thank you for suggestion. This will probably be the only solution that could move a vehicle like this smoothly. That's what I was afraid of.

My intention was to power the central axle, but I'm not very satisfied with this wheel centre.

So thank you! I plan to build it first in colours that i already have in order to minimalize use of not-so-important green parts.

Yes, it's going to be very large. I hope 4 C+ XL motors will have enough power to move the tractor around.

Unfortunately, it isn't going to be 1:1.

Me either. Yes, it'll be quite huge. Total parts number is now 1947...

These wheels could fit nicely...

Not a bad idea, but there wouldn't be enough space for a subtractor and so on

Today I started to build a tractor in quite a large scale. I haven't made a lot of progress yet but I hope some will be made soon. Features on my wishlist: Drive by 4 C+ XL motors Subtractor - steering connected to the steering wheel Pneumatic pump - 1 C+ L/XL motor PTO - 1 C+ XL motor Total: 2 C+ hubs - 8 motors Some photos of the original: And progress made so far: Front wheels use these old round bricks: Thank you for visiting. & Comments are welcome.

It seems there are more variants of the exhaust placing... This is the 2021 version.

Well, it has been a quite long time since last post was made here. Note: The front part had to be slightly redesigned to not to use that mudguard panel, so it's possible to build it in more different colours. Here's how the whole thing looks like now:

What if I have one of those? https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=54821&name=Ball, Bionicle Zamor Sphere&category=[Ball]#T=C It's my only ball, and I haven't built any GBC yet... Thx

The motorbike contest is over so I managed to make some new progress (the biggest succes is the belt from rubber parts now runs smoothly enough not as in previous versions): I also started to mount pneumatic hosing....I'm not 100% satisfied with that but it's OK now. And a photo from the underneath: Thank you for visiting!