Jump to content

Igor1

Eurobricks Citizen
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    186

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by Igor1

  1. Igor1
    Damn, dude, this design can not be f*cked up with a cheap implementation! You just have to make a real Technic out of it! And right now is the time to do it, now or never! This design is just made to kick Lego's lazy megablocks.
  2. Igor1
    @R0Sch Correction of axes was discussed in the topic below. I assembled my 42129 with front axle from @Attika. And in the rear axle I added an extra gear, according to the video instructions from @rm8.
  3. Igor1
    https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-100998/igor1/mercedes-benz-zetros-42129-alternative-hood/
  4. Igor1
    That's what we're talking about! If there are only two gears, then in fact they both cannot be sliding gears (with pin hole).
  5. Igor1
    The 20-tooth slip gear is already in blue. Gentlemen, don't you think that these are two of the most common red 16 -tooth slip gears?
  6. Igor1
    A few dull pictures, just to get back on topic... I sketched the grille tonight, but the duckling thinks it can be done better.
  7. Igor1
    Guys, maybe I missed something, there was a lot of discussion about cracking gears, doors and hood without locks, etc. But has anyone reworked the grille on the Zetros before? If so, where are your photos? I just liked the grille from the early leaked prototype better.
  8. Igor1
    I built the 42099 with PF L-motors and it didn't cause any structural problems at all. The rigidity of the frame was also not affected in any way. It seems to me that a smaller motor with the same characteristics would be preferable for building anything. Here is an example of such a model.
  9. Igor1
    I don’t understand at all the meaning of all the repeated discussions of PU L vs XL. There are technical characteristics of motors and they have been known for a long time: https://www.philohome.com/motors/motorcomp.htm. The L motor is technically not much different from the XL. There is no need to look for some other hidden meaning, they are what they really are. TL;DR PU XL sucks.
  10. Igor1
    @Gray Gear Yes, the bar is inserted into the pin with little force.
  11. Igor1
    Finally!
  12. Igor1
    @howitzer Yea! Here is an example of how you can now fix the turn signals on a Geländewagen.
  13. Igor1
    @astyanax Yes, these pins are frictional. They sit very tightly.
  14. Igor1
    I got 42134
  15. Igor1
  16. Igor1
  17. Igor1
    New panels at 6:38.
  18. Igor1
    It's funny, but with the release of these pins, the irony of one well-known logo now loses its meaning... And I can finally build this MOC.
  19. Igor1
    @kbalage Apologies, but it looks like I was really wrong, because 4272 and 32002 on the long half of pin are both frictionless. I also noticed that in the list of parts in the video, the new red pin has some kind of new number 6378120, perhaps it will be with friction (like 2780). Given the recent release of some new Lego pins, this would make sense!
  20. Igor1
    4272 - is a friction pin. The frictionless pin has a slightly different size and has a different number - 32002. In the video I can clearly see a red pin with friction 4272. Previously, this pin was produced mainly in blue and LBG colors.
  21. Igor1
    @SNIPE I think this is technic pin 1/2 - 4274.
  22. Igor1
    I'd really like to see drift on two pullback motors!
  23. Igor1
    This is an already existing connector 24122.
  24. Igor1
  25. Igor1
×
×
  • Create New...