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weavil

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  1. Not really, cause the body comes in widths from like 90 to 105 inches and the the cab/chassis can be truck, full size van, or sprinter. So when I resized it smaller, cause of lack of parts, I chose small body and fullsize van. I used Osage and Wheeled Coach for reference.
  2. Yeah I ran out of parts and I had other ideas in the works that I needed the panels for, so I finished the best I could.
  3. So I looked for ambulance and found nearly all results showed normal City theme builds. Only one or two Technic theme builds. So I made the plunge, found some drawings, and got to work. The first attempt was a fail as the scale was a little to big, cause I ran out of parts. So I found a different set of drawing and found Sariel's unit converter app. This allowed me to plan and make to scale and smaller, only to find out near the end that I still didn't have enough red. (Or money at the time to get more, but have also moved on). So I will call this somewhat viable MOC- Ambulance V.1 I have plans to build digital and make a version 2 in the future, but I got another set of MOC's on the table at the moment.
  4. I like the small scale trucks, cause most people are like "go big or go home." Now I have a new one to add...
  5. People are missing the second black pin. In order of appearance: Thick walls with No slots Thick walls With slots Thin walls With slots The new one that appears to be Thin wall with No slots So the newest pin should be fine as the walls (if the same as #3) should give enough flex when going in and out.
  6. I think it seems like cars can be too repetitive, like they all have the same basic functions (suspension, motor, and transmission). They only real difference is how those functions are implemented and how the outside looks. I think it's the fact of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". You have to remember that not everyone buys set every year so they tend to be simpler to allow for lower/more accessible price points. So that causes a lot of people to not have enough parts to make MOC's. I was unable to finish this MOC, but did make some realistic functions. Don't need that many parts for a MOC like My Zero Turn Mower that has 1,500 views but three replies. To me I'm trying to make MOC's that haven't been done yet or not enough of a type of MOC done yet.
  7. Same for me. I only have 3 balls and there for my daughter's Friends sets. I've wanted to make a module, but I don't got to shows or see the need to buy 20+ balls.
  8. It is most likely that the rod got turned in the mold. Cause I got two of 2 these in red from the 42000.
  9. Ah, the good old days. I have enough PF right now and I can't justify buying a set with C+ that has 1 or 2 motors. It would be fine if making a car/truck MOC, but I would have to buy more motors if make loader or something bigger.
  10. 1. NASCAR, Case IH, Bobcat 2. A- Recreational vehicles (like ATV's, a larger size Go-Kart, or even an RV.). B- Common, everyday vehicles (like a normal Fiat or a work truck) C- Rescue vehicles D- Race vehicles from other motorsports (not F1, not motocross, not Le Man's car) E- Old school cars (like the 1960's to the 1990's. A Corvette for the 1980's or an old Datsun.) 3. A 1960's Datsun for $50-$60. 4. Infrastructure or bringing back old parts. 5. New Elements, New Color, Building Experience, Using LEGO Technic System for MOCs 7. No 8. I have too many Power Functions parts that will not be supported on the Control+ system. Buying new sets and then adding them to my collection for making MOC's will cause me to either: A- not use Control+ (or similar) till I have enough of those to make MOC's, or B- find and buy Control+ (or similar) right away so I can make my own models. Either way It will cost me more to replace all of my now "End of Life" Power Functions parts. 9. Don't know cause I'm still in the Power Functions era. 10. A physical controller for Control+ and/or adaptor for Power Functions for Control+.
  11. But the middle one had a thick wall, then they made it thinner. Those thin ones keep breaking on me.
  12. Great work! But it seems creepy to me knowing it was made with "human" arms and legs. Still looks great though.
  13. Great job on the build! Lots of great functions! Don't worry about the looks, cause I love how it has that "Redneck" look. Nothing says "it's paid off" better then DIY body work!
  14. I have both, but they don't offer a tighter turn radius. So I just used the top one for now and will order the small driven hub soon.
  15. That's the catch 22. Younger/newer moc makers will still use the new hubs till they find out they can buy the old hubs. Cause they seem content with the latest version of pieces, haven't heard of bricklink, and/or they post to non Eurobricks sites. And the older builders will have them already or build stuff that don't need them.
  16. I realize that, but that's a long time investment going on. However, with the bigger hubs now, the demand seems way lower now.
  17. I know I've been gone awhile (we shall not talk about 2020), but I'm getting back into the flow. Got more parts for Christmas and a couple of weeks ago. That said, I wanted to get x873c01 (Steering Arm with 4 Ball Joints), but I get sticker shock all the time. I seen talked about on here about Aliexpress parts being knock off's, but I came across this listing on Brickowl. How is there that many "new" in the wild? I just seen this listing on Bricklink! Would these be real or clones?
  18. Those were for reference. I was thinking maybe using these: instead of the cycle wheels. I can use the motorcycle wheels if you want.
  19. Are there any limit on tire size? This one? or
  20. Sharks shoot lasers. How else is he going to shoot lasers? But it looks great.
  21. I had put a normal 4L axle in a 5x7 frame because I already used my few 4L w/stop I had. So drilled and screw and out.
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