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  1. Doc_Brown
    That is so cool! I love it. Amazing details. Great job!
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    Looking good! Wish my brain could do that! hehe.
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    Stunning stunning stunning! :thumbup: How do you find the doors opening ok?
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    Awesome! You will have no tires left! haha. Great job man. :thumbup: Seems like it is raining everywhere!
  5. Doc_Brown
    Looking so sweet! I still don't mind the doors at all, anything else would add a lot of weight. When will the video be available? :P
  6. Doc_Brown
    Woah, I have no idea what that is, but it looks cool.
  7. Doc_Brown
    vroooom vroooooom. hehe Looking super! I actually don't mind the door panel.
  8. Doc_Brown
    Wow, what a beast! Fantastic job. :thumbup: So many cool functions and details. Good job sticking with it for so long, hopefully you learned heaps and that's the best part. Great presentation as well. I'm really looking forward to seeing the video.
  9. Doc_Brown
    that is sweet! Do you think you could somehow mount the RC stuff inside one of your tanks for your next project?
  10. Doc_Brown
    Yaa the normals are backwards, ahah. That wasn't my fault, checked my model and is all good. Looking good tho! Nice and compact, you could also use these http://rebrickable.com/parts/2817 to hold it in place.
  11. Doc_Brown
    Awesome mechanism for lifting! Great moc, looks like a ton of fun to play with.
  12. Doc_Brown
    Looks great! The speed which you build is amazing. I hope you will be entering the MT comp, as it looks like you have the bricks to do it!
  13. Doc_Brown
    I agree with the other comments, Mine clearer with lego chains! Awesome! Love your suspension setup too.
  14. Doc_Brown
    This is really cool. I think you have maintained the original look quite well. The app looks great and easy to control too. Great job man!
  15. Doc_Brown
    Awesome start! After looking up the car to familiarize myself I don't think the nose is too long, perhaps just one stud less. http://www.motortrad...oads/lotus.jpeg
  16. Doc_Brown
    Looking very sweet! I wonder why it had gone quite on EB, everyone is on LDD@!! :P
  17. Doc_Brown
    OMG, that is sexy! Nice to see it in red. Superb job! :thumbup:
  18. Doc_Brown
    Is this illegal building? :P :P https://www.flickr.c...57627930966580/ Stunning Moc tho!
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    Can I join too?
  20. Doc_Brown
    Great job man! I actually like the colour scheme, quite original. so final gearing is 5:1 from the outside output of the RC motor? Amazing video as well, so many cool locations!
  21. Doc_Brown
    These look sweet! I like the DBG panels better tho. Looks like youtube screwed with your video, the frames jump around for me. The same thing has happened to some of my videos as well.
  22. Doc_Brown
    hey, There are a few ways to post pics, but best to follow Jims links on any of his posts for the best guide. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=18583 Good luck with your car!
  23. Doc_Brown
    I agree, there is virtually no difference regarding contact with the ground. But thanks for your comment! Thanks man! After all this time I finally finished a buggy! haha.
  24. Doc_Brown
    Hahaha My mate drove it today, straight into a fence, took the front wheel clean off! 3 clicks and its back on with no damage! It does slow down a bit offroad, so may need to think about gearing it down a bit.
  25. Doc_Brown
    I'm unsure if digital should be allowed or not. There are good reasons for both yes and no. Whats tipping me towards yes now, is after studying model team models for the last hour (I have never owned a MT set), I can see there are a lot of pieces most people wont have! Like doors and windows ect. I would suggest if digital is allowed, to have strict rules on renders, such as if someone submits a screen-grab of their awesome MOC from LDD it won't look half as good as a full render from POV-ray. I think that it would be reasonable to ask all renders be done with POV-ray, even if that means you have to learn how to use it (should only take an afternoon). That would level the field in terms of those that have a truck load of real system parts to build with and all those that entry digitally. Anyways just my opinion.
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