LegoJeeper

Thanks, after trial and error found that the RC wheels clip on to a single brick sized gray technic bushes at the end of the axle shaft.

I agree. My kids couldn’t find tires larger enough in Lego sets - the Lego wheels ones we have didn’t give the model a true offroad feel. Here’s my daddy-sized Jeep Wrangler used for inspiration. Thank you to those that voted, it's very appreciated. Kids are enjoying watching the votes tick higher, exciting.....

Thank you Paul. I'm simply amazed that designs like yours and others than -possess accuracy of design,-intricate detail, and -working mechanical engineering attributes get to a few thousand votes, and a number of others (wont say which) are just rebranding of an exisitng design and appear to be supported further because they have (unjustly) got critical mass behind them (well done to them for getting that original critical mass). Maybe i'm too engineering focused......

Can anyone explain to me, how does someone receive 10,000 votes ? it is an enormous number of individual votes to receive. What / how do they do to market their creation to get to a 100,000+ audiance, of which say 10% actually set-up an Lego account and then vote their support ?

Hello all, My boys created this Lego Jeep Wrangler, building it to scale and detailing it like our full-size off roader which we run without doors and roof as often as possible. Their Lego Jeep is 18 inches long, 9 inches tall and built entirely of Lego, with the only exception being the 4inch diameter wheels, as Lego wheels are smaller and less meaty. The full details are in the Lego Cuusoo write-up at http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/17748 Appreciate your support and Vote if you like it. Cheers !

thanks, firmer springs are what Lego needs, to allow heavier builds or larger vehicles

very cool, great build