RazzPinazzo

After a number of months after construction, I share my first full-fledged MOC Scale - 1:11Weight: 3300 gLength: 57 cm, witdh: 22 cm, height: 23 cmFunctions:All-wheel drive with interaxle and cross-axle differentials, fake engine V8 (copy of ZMZ-66-06) Steering by HOG (in back) or sttering wheel in the cabin Retractable outriggers by PF L-motor (1), transfer case and 2 mini actuators. Turn on/off by switch on operator's wokstation Arm raising by PF L-motor (1), transfer case and L actuator. Turn on/off by switch on operator's wokstation Drill raising by pneumo (compressor by PF L-motor (2)). Turn on/off by switch on operator's wokstation Drill rotation by PF L-motor (2), transfer case and sliding worm gear. Turn on/off by switch on operator's wokstation Opening doors, hood (in the cabin) Cab tipping 4-speed gearbox with H-scheme (shifter in the cabin) Suspension for all wheels

quietly moving on... I hope the black axles above gearbox will provide H gearshift scheme (more precisely, they will not be allowed to turn on two gears at once)

Brilliant! In the evening I will try

So I did not know, but technic ball can fit well between two liftarms and It will have 2 degrees of freedom (more precisely even 3) And everything would be great if not for the need for gaps (red lines on pic)

I think I have an idea how to make a shifter with ball-joint. But no morr 4 speeds Thanks! I want the gear lever to swing, not slide

Thank you!) Ackermann - a question to be solved. But angles of rotation will be very sad. And unique gearbox shifter in original 8880 hrad enough to repeat

I have long wanted to make a replica 8880, but here is such a case... I doubt that will do very close to the original. But at least it is possible to withstand the scale (tires from Defender are great, the width and length will probably be 1 stud more).