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  1. Aleh
    Great van! In some places I'd build in some other way, but this is only imo. Especially I like the interior! Looks comfortable! UPD: Glad to build it in the future!
  2. Aleh
    Anyway I've already got requests about BI, that's why I start it a couple of weeks ago. It depends on builder. Many people built MOCs and put them on the shelf for ages... My next truck will be simplier but be able to drive... Promise Thanks mate! I'm very pleased most of AFOL community appreciates my 8 months of hard working...
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    Coming soon...
  4. Aleh
    Very good job on video! Interesting to watch!
  5. Aleh
    Incredible touch! Thank you guys very much! P.S. Where the parts from step 171 goes?
  6. Aleh
    Very nice solution! And not only if you have a lack of free space. Some pages ago we saw one drawer man's size consist of 4 sides like yours...
  7. Aleh
    @madcow
  8. Aleh
    Hello, Lucio! I'm very pleased you found time to look thruogh and like my work! Of course you can! I appreciate your critics! Make sure I will consider this in my future projects supercars! No doubt U R absolutely right! I'm thinking of making my next truck driveable but without complex gearboxes like yours are.
  9. Aleh
    Standart situation... It's ok.
  10. Aleh
    Nonstopable session with burn and red eyes Amazing collection! You friends children will have what to play with in the future
  11. Aleh
    Nice and complex mechinisms! All that I respect in MOCs!
  12. Aleh
    Wow! Looks great, biiiig and very similar to the original model! Why it needs so many Sbricks? Does anybody have such amount of them? JRX, are you planning to create the BI?
  13. Aleh
    Madcow, how long did it take you to build this supercar from the early beginning?
  14. Aleh
    Look on Rebrickable.
  15. Aleh
    @Sariel brilliant argumentation! But.. this is author's first car indeed. Let's leave a room for improovements
  16. Aleh
    Scale Magnum? Nice! When I was a child and saw this tractor truck alive I was endless fascinating! Good job!
  17. Aleh
    @madcow Very warm welcome! Your P1 is increadible and automatically is in wishlist to built! I like everything in this MOC, especially front lights But I didn't fpind any rare lights
  18. Aleh
    I don't think so. About car for the first supercar and not only for the first it looks like...like any sport car must looks! Rainbow of colours is from lack of parts I suppose...not a problem.
  19. Aleh
    Wooooow! Unbelievable this is from lego! A collection model!
  20. Aleh
    Thanks for your extended opinion! Truck at all drives on the floor, torgue is enough to move it, at least on the first gear but very slowly and poor to see. Especially since I connected two drive momors to one BB, and other two to another one But all the torgue in going through many gears and there is a chance to damage some of them. Anyway I do not use any CV joints in the drivetrain except spherical connections in the rear suspencion.
  21. Aleh
    Very beautiful Jeep!
  22. Aleh
    Actually I'm not against the 3rd party parts, but not in a scale model. I tried to make it close to the original, if do not care about it I'm pretty sure we can replace fragile diffs to knobs making minor changes and they will cope with torgue...
  23. Aleh
    Thank you very much! Thanks! Me too honestly Hope I will deal up with video soft)) And again thanks, fixed! Egor, actually not - this is from Lego. If seriously yes - this is a physic model, not a virtual renders. I'm waiting for you critics Unbelievable, but on the next shelf I have a 5571 truck, but I'm so stupid, that I didn't guess to make a common photo, unfortunately.. Simply I do not have model team parts for building Only this for comparison. I'll try to photoshop this Lonestar with 5571. Thanks for understanding! I will measure parts weight ASAP.
  24. Aleh
    It's clear. thanks!
  25. Aleh
    Hi guys! At least I has finished my next MOC and want to introduced the finished model to all of you! Welcome my International Lonestar truck! It's dimensions are: - Lengh: 101 stud or 80 cm - Width: 31 studs or 25 cm without mirrors - High: 37 studs or 30 cm excluding antennas and exhaust pipes. It consists of more than 5000 Lego parts, including 9 motors. It has: - Great Charbel's 8 speed gearbox, modified by me to the 16 speed one by adding high/low gear to the main output. It has a special shifter. It's all RC. - Independant powerfull pneumatic brakes on each wheel. Inspired by Sheepo's Peterbilt. - Pneumatically controlled fifth wheel. - Independant suspencion on front and dependant one on the rear axles. - Suspended driver's and passenger's seats, doors with locks and shock absorbers. - Detalized interior. - Inline 6 cylinder engine like the real truck. Power functions is described at the picture below, I think this is more interesting than just to read. Also I include pneumatics sheme. Enjoy the pictures please, I hope some video will apear nowadays. Unfortunately, rear differentials can't cope with such a huge torgue and truck cant drive fast on the floor, sorry. Please visit my Bricksafe page for more photo. Building instructions are available here: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-9788/OleJka/international-lonestar-truck/#comments VIDEO AVAILABLE NOW!!
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