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    I noticed that, Lego hasn't really gotten into the JDM Industry until recently, and even then, there has only been one JDM car per wave.
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    I love all the builds in here, they are so iconic and well built.
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    I think the hood is greatly built! I also love the huge spoiler in the back. That is one of the main characteristics of the car, and you've captured it well.
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    It definitely will not be discontinued, it is one of the most popular Lego themes. I think we can expect a Ferrari, as Ferraris are one of the most commonly occurring Speed Champions. I don't think lego will make any Paganis, they are too intricate and complicated. I would like to see an Audi or Mercedes, though.
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    I like how you made the spoiler!
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    Great job, I love the city so far! Maybe add some lampposts?
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    I love what you said about posing your minifigures, that is definitely something I could improve on.
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    MOC: Bank

    noahtheb replied to snaillad's topic in LEGO Town

    I love how you put so many details in places I would never even consider with techniques I never think of!
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    The build techniques in this MOc are amazing, and I love how you made the roof interlock!
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    I'm definitely going to keep an eye on this thread for more updates!
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    Yes, from my point of view, PU motors are faster than PF motors with les torque. However, I want to take my Defender on the trail to offroad over rocks and roots. Yep, PF are my top choice.
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    I went to my local Lego store today to buy 2 XL PF motors, but they only had PU motors. The employee recommended getting them off Bricklink, which is what I plan to do soon...
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    Great idea.
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    I like the exterior and kitchen!
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    I love how created the rundown vibe with loosened tiles!
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    This is a great build I'm sure your godchild loves it. Happy birthday to them!
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    This looks way better than the original! I love the new windscreen, and how you did the sticker on the door. My only complaint is the brackets covering the taillights are a little chunky, but everything else is great!
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    Thanks, I think I can understand why that would happen. That requires a lot more rebuilding, but I can make it happen.
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    Alright, I think I will combine 2 XL PF motors to power the Center Differential.
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    Today, I was playing around with my Defender's chassis and gearing, and I realized I can spin the Center Differential to power all the wheels, and if I block any amount of wheels, the other ones still run. It requires quite a lot of torque, but there are no problems such as cracking. Is this a good idea? I was thinking about combining 2 L PF motors to power the Central Differential. If you need to visualize it, check my Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193089619@N08/?
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    That looks so clean, and may I ask, was there a building this was inspired from?
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    No, I still have to buy the motors and the BuWizz, which I will have to pay for with the money I was saving for the new Speed Champions. This project takes quite a lot of commitment!
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    My Flickr page You can find pictures of my Defender here, since I don’t know how to insert a Flickr hyperlink. The U joint above the Central Differential is a modification, I will attach that to a motor to power the rear axle of my Defender.
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    Probably. By the way, should I keep the central differential in my Defender?
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