legomuppet9

Wow. That's incredible detail....

Your cars are so fast, keep up the good work

Looks Great

Congratulations grohl

bit more expensive though

Gorgeous... I will vote for it

Good point...

One thing, will one AA battery box power 6 motors?? With 1 AA battery box, you can power 4 M Motors or 2 XL Motors or 1 XL and 2 M Motors. Also, do you think M Motors would be powerful enough?

However, it does look like a very improved design, and an interesting one to make out of Lego....

Great design

http://www.philohome...s/motorcomp.htm This site has all you'll ever need to know about the Lego motors. From what I can gather, If you gear down the L Motor to around the same level as a XL Motor is (2:1) the L motor doesn't have as much torque OR speed. If the XL motor is "destroying everything" are you sure you have braced it properly? Otherwise the gears slip, don't perform as well or (worse) make a horrible "clicking" noise and get wrecked.

Coming along nicely

...plus the propellers aren't Lego, they're metal, so they can lift more as they generate more momentum.

This might help: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=75238&st=50#entry1418838

That's what I thought...

Precisely, Grohl did make something: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=44159&st=325 but it glides, it doesn't fly.

That was held up by strings, it was fake, if this is what you mean: and how it works:

i forgot to attach the ldd file properly

good work

If you manage to build something which can fly I will be amazed...

I work on the ground, no space anywhere else

Oh right, ok

The number of pieces....oops didn't make that clear....

What's up with the pliers and the screwdriver..................

Ok, one ldd file coming up. The reason its so quick is i had already made it, as I always do for any of my models... Also, I sort of have a limited amount of parts with only 3796....