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  1. Lakop
    Great work. The boom arm does look a bit flimsy. I'm sure you can find a solution to it. H
  2. Lakop
    Very nice. How many mini figs can it carry ? H
  3. Lakop
    24. Law and Disorder In my post apocalyptic world disorder will not be tolerated. The Police fight back. There is no room in the vehicles for prisoners so they are tied to the outside. Features: Hog steering and manual drive Sliding side door RC controlled side crane arm and winch RC controlled roof mounted rotating gun Escape hatch on roof Front spiked ram Rear doors and space to chain prisoners. Images: Video of RC functions Thanks and good luck all. H
  4. Lakop
    Some WIP images of my Mad Max / Apocalypse vehicle named Law and Disorder. It features a remote weapon on the roof, a spiked front ramming device attached by chains. A crane has been fitted on the inside for scavenging. I chained the driver door to stop the crazies from getting in. H
  5. Lakop
    Jim, Ok. Thanks for clarifying. H
  6. Lakop
    Jim, How many more days do we get ? H
  7. Lakop
    Reminds me of Mortal Engines! Good idea. H
  8. Lakop
    I don't like searching for the smaller parts so I tip them out and spread them out so I can get to them easily. Axles and pins etc are in sorter boxes (just thrown in) and organisers. Beams and bricks are in a Lego 8 stud and 4 stud storage bricks. Pneumatics, linear actuators, motors and wheels are in separate storage containers. I keep them all tidy it's when building that it becomes untidy. H
  9. Lakop
    Are there any studded bricks in the build ? I've not watched the video as yet. H
  10. Lakop
    Keep us informed on the progress. H
  11. Lakop
    I would suggest you put the driver and passenger seats in. Then maybe work on your front grille and lights. I see there's quite a gap from behind the engine towards the steering wheel so you have room to cover up those gears if you wish. I think the seating will help you work out the height the roof would need to be and take it from there. Good luck H
  12. Lakop
    That's something different and original. You could extend the engine and add a battery box and make several coaches too. A great idea! Hope it runs well H
  13. Lakop
    Thanks, dr_spock. I never knew those parts existed.
  14. Lakop
    Great work. Lego, electronics and software are an awesome combination. I knew it would not include lego battery pack. Too much weight. And are those third party rotors ? Great combination of skills that will come in handy when the Americans invade. H
  15. Lakop
    Hi, I'm usually in the technic forum but the new Audi Quattro caught my eye. Just built it and I love it. I did build 8 wide models a logn time ago, I would use two of the 4 wide wheel axles taking a tire off each and putting a plate over it. What a difference these new sets are. My only issue is the figure is off set from the steering wheel and the roof comes off to easily. It should have an opening roof, a hinge 4 x 4 plate would do it. What I used back in the day. H
  16. Lakop
    I'm not a fan of these smaller technic sets. They rarely have any technic functions. The steering wheel should have the ability to steer, it should have a technic piston engine in the front and the rear should have a functioning boot or something to appeal to younger lego people. H
  17. Lakop
    I like the look of the car, but it could have done with some brighter colours. Lego missed an opportunity to introduce a new buggy motor here. It's way too slow! it should be drifting around corners (surface permitting). H
  18. Lakop
    Good job! I prefer to sixties TV series batmobile or the tumbler but you've done well on this one. H
  19. Lakop
    I like it but now make it bigger! A larger scale would appeal more to me. The price is too high and it should have working front and rear lights, maybe some reflective stickers for night racing. However I am tempted to try and build my own version (when I can get the time). H
  20. Lakop
    If you hold the part tightly, where you are putting the axle through, you can prevent the cracking on some. I have managed to do it a few times. The problem is remembering to do it. H
  21. Lakop
    I thought this was a digital model at first. I would love to build it. I'm not much for stickers but what a great job you have done. H
  22. Lakop
    Paper for me anytime. Back in the day before digital I would stay up late into the night going over the paper instructions. Now (thirty years later) after the PC is shut down at night I can stay up late going through paper instructions again. H
  23. Lakop
    I had almost forgotten about this set. *Note to Lego: Paper bags please instead of plastic* H
  24. Lakop
    Ouch!!!!! H
  25. Lakop
    I love those doors with the working windows. Very inventive! H
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