SUPER Max Black

Even at such a small scale, it looks cool. Not many people pay attention to the small scale. You obviously did a very good job on this model. I will wait for the next news.

Cool and fun car. You could do a Reliant Bond Bug. He doesn't look as cool, but just as clumsy as the Reliant Robin.

Hello! I was thinking again about a suspension for a truck, and came up with an option with independent suspension and portal reductors. Here's what I got: LXF The distance between the wheel mounts is 25 studs. Large clearance and large steering angle. The design is compatible with most wheels with hub mounts. There is a small backlash (no more than 0.5 studs). All this can give greater cross-country ability to the car on which it will be installed. It remains to find a place for the springs and you can go. I look forward to your suggestions for improvement.

Not hello. (no one answers, so there is no point in greeting anyone) I was thinking again about a suspension for a truck, and came up with an option with independent suspension and portal reductors. Here's what I got: The distance between the wheel mounts is 25 studs. Large clearance and large steering angle. The design is compatible with most wheels with hub mounts. There is a small backlash (no more than 0.5 studs). All this can give greater cross-country ability to the car on which it will be installed. It remains to find a place for the springs and you can go. LXF I look forward to your suggestions for improvement.

Thank you for your advice. This file was an example of what I want to do, and I didn't finish it completely, so there were a lot of errors in it. I think the videos were superfluous because almost everyone knows how hubs work. I'd be more interested in hearing advice on how to generally improve these bridges and attach them to the frame. But at the moment I decided to make an independent suspension with portal hubs.

Interesting idea. I was looking for something similar for air motor use. I would be grateful to someone who can make a really good and working version. I also found this video: (I think it works a little strange)

It seems to me to call a Niva a "truck" is strange. For her, the name "trial car" is more suitable. Although in terms of the type of suspension and wheel size, this Niva will look like a monster truck. But I like Soviet lego cars.

I saw a similar idea, only instead of a disk there was a small ball and the structure fit in a 7x5 frame. In general, the idea is good.

Wow, looks nice and solid, like it's not even MOC.

Good day. Today I decided to try to create a new version of axles with a portal gearbox. So far, it's not perfect, but I'm thinking how to fix it. I tried to make the axles as compact as possible, but with a large clearance, so I used portal reductors. I also needed a large eversion, so the steering racks had to be abandoned. Because of this, Ackermann steering had to be used. I haven't come up with a frame mount yet (which I don't have yet) and I need to redo the steering. I don't have much experience, so please offer your ideas.

Good day. Today I decided to try to create a new version of axles with a portal gearbox. So far, it's not perfect, but I'm thinking how to fix it. I tried to make the axles as compact as possible, but with a large clearance, so I used portal reductors. I also needed a large eversion, so the steering racks had to be abandoned. Because of this, Ackermann steering had to be used. I haven't come up with a frame mount yet (which I don't have yet) and I need to redo the steering. I don't have much experience, so please offer your ideas.

Yes, I have similar parts that are over 6 years old and have a lot of wear on the ends. By the way, I reduced the axial play by adding a transverse beam. Now you can cross out one minus.

Hi all. It's been a while since I was at Eurobricks and didn't post anything. Let's get down to business: I recently got the idea to make a suspension on leaf springs using only original parts. Instead of springs, two parts 32199 from set 42038 were taken. This made it possible to make a soft suspension with a 2-pin stroke. Pros: Simple construction. Suspension travel in 2 pins. Cons: Maximum axle load - 500g. Weak construction. Wear of springs. So far the cons outweigh the pros. I think I'll fix it over time.

All I have: Transfercase 4-Speed Gearbox Rear Axe (without springs) B4 Pneumatic Engine Sequential Gearbox Rear leaf springs axle. More on BrikSafe

Continuation:

This topic has been abandoned!

I'm thinking of moving on to a separate topic on the truck.

So I decided to download new parts for LDD. If it works, I'll show you.

Today I assembled a simple 2-speed transfer case. As always: green - in, red - out. But I did not find a place for the blocker.

Today I was digging through the files and found an interesting assembly. This is the rear axle. and center differential with rear axle lock: I think I will do the same in my future truck.

I found the perfect example of a 4-speed transmission. Green - in Red - out I'm going to use it to build a truck.

Well, here's what I got: This is just a sketch, but it fits perfectly with the servo motor.

I want to try to make a steerable bridge with Ackerman geometry.

Hi everyone. I would like to ask you for an idea of a steering axle for this rear axle: Requirements: I need an dependent axis. There should be four studs from the wheel (center) mount to the frame. The axle should be thirteen pins wide. Here is the link for the rear axle: Rear axle.lxf

I need an dependent axis. There should be four studs from the wheel (center) mount to the frame. The axle should be thirteen pins wide. Anyone have any suggestions for this?