Scoar Sonander

Hm. Hard to say. So basically just a robot on a 2 track base? I am not a total expert on Mindstorms, but if you had any spare linear actuators you could try to make a robot arm. Like the ones they use in car factories.

Looks good! Thanks for the review. Still wondering if the hub can support all 6 ports at once. I agree on the colors. Makes it harder to integrate into a model.

I was referring to that big black gap behind the door. I don't know if that's supposed to be a vent or something. I'll try and edit a pic: Hip Gap correction | Scoar Sonander | Flickr I still can't upload pics, since the site says that the maximum file size is 103 kb or something... I'll try to fix it!

Nice model! Looking forward to seeing where this goes. I like the new type of suspension, it's something different for a change!

I guess you're right there. He probably even built his offshore support ship in like 5 days

How are you so quick at this stuff?

Could you specify which pieces you mean? The bodywork is nice, but I don't like the gap where the rear engine panel connects to the roof, and that weird gap between the door and the "hip part" . Maybe use some panels, or some system parts there. Those are my ideas! I can also see this so-called " 50 shades of lime" here and there. Not your fault though!

Yes, I guess you're right. But it does look rather stocky. It also makes Bruno's 488 look 1:10th scale!

Is that a hood of a truck? Here we go again...

Hmm... seems like someone who has time on their hands.... (totally not me) I do agree with you though. The Sian is very short.

Looking good on those packing peanuts... I'm wondering about the balance though. It looks very front heavy. Otherwise very good looking! Keep it up!

Cute! Great compact suspension.

Got the Pic

Almost 2 kg?? Wow!

I have to say, I dearly love these types of MOCs. They are also great for using in bigger scale vehicles as well. Lovely design, but I am confused by that obscure thing in the barber's right hand. What is it? Scissors?

Nice use of the new pieces.

All you need is some custom stickers for the rear vents... And don't be to hard on yourself! It looks great!

This is another time when TLG has left the side of motors wide open. you would think they would use some liftarms or panels to block it up. Maybe they could've use the new 7 x 3 panels. That would've made the parts pack even more tempting. Sometime TLG really bamboozles me...

What program is this?

Ok, thanks!

Ahhh! I've always wanted to build this! Thanks for making the instructions free!

Wow!! This is why people build these Rube Goldberg thingimabobs! Cool!

Wow. Still stunned at the design. But in this new one, it seems you have gotten rid of that gearbox. What's up with that?

Nice compact model with some (slightly rustic) model team looks! Great designing, can't get enough of small MOCs!

Whoo, am I late to the party! I have a couple of questions: 1: If there are free instructions for this model, where are they? Can someone send a copy to me? 2: The CaDa battery and reciever in one is a lot like a Buwizz. I see that LvdH has done it, but with 2 Buwizz. Has anyone tried a pure Lego form with one Buwizz? 3: Is there a partlist of this with pure Lego parts? If so, can someone send it to me? (normal partslist would be ok aswell) Thanks in advance! PS: Great work, Brunojj1! Lovely model!