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  1. Doc_Brown
    This model is insane! So many functions, fantastic detail and huge size! Those panels..... Great job. :thumbup:
  2. Doc_Brown
    Hi Weavil! Could you please explain what your moc is? :D Cheers.
  3. Doc_Brown
    Hello and welcome to Eurobricks! WOW oh WOW, that is awesome looking indeed! Great job! :thumbup: Is there a video? :D
  4. Doc_Brown
    That looks really awesome! I bet its powerful too with 2 XL's. Sweet design :thumbup:
  5. Doc_Brown
    WOW, really nice design! I like how you used those gears from the XL motors! Great job :thumbup: Welcome to Euro-bricks too
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    I think its important to note that you should only attempt to modify lipo batteries if you REALLY know what you are doing. They are dangerous and a friend of a friend of mine DID set his house on fire!! after doing stupid things with them. After all they recommend you charge them in fire proof bags! For Lego applications I think they hold good potential, but only in the hands of experienced electronic hobbyist or professionals!
  7. Doc_Brown
    yes i do like it! I'm a big fan of nxt motors now, and this design is looking really good! I like your steering with the LA's too. The rear wheel solutions for suspension and drive are cool. Do you use rechargeable batteries? Great job, keep at it and make a cool body. :thumbup:
  8. Doc_Brown
    Interesting thread! I have thought about this a bit, and believe that batteries designed for RC aircraft are the way to go! 58 x 19 x 6 mm. 19.5g 2 of these flat. http://www.helipal.c...r-heli-25c.html
  9. Doc_Brown
    Wow this is sweet! Great performance and looks! I really like the bounce and soft suspension, great job! :thumbup:
  10. Doc_Brown
    This is looking really good! I'm very excited! Only Wished I worked for Animal Logic (The animators) Deff one for BRay!
  11. Doc_Brown
    For those that have not seen or do not know! Yes I know its not technic, but perhaps its ok to show!
  12. Doc_Brown
    Arrh, just make your own from some old plastic lid. I made some shown below, work great! but under massive stress will slip. Why exactly do you consider the model above to be a failure? :) I can see the steering geometry needs to be swapped towards the center of the vehicle not the front, for much better steering, you have plenty of room.
  13. Doc_Brown
    sweet, any idea on a mechanism to hold the ring in place? :D
  14. Doc_Brown
    "im away from my legos for some days" This is just not good enuf!~! :P I guess I will have to build it to see! :D Great job on its compactness Edit: After following the path of motion using my "imagination" :P I have a feeling that the torque will separate the 8t from the 24t for the low gear. Have you tested this? Could be wrong tho. :D
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    Thanks for all the nice comments guys! Ohhh that is a thought, will have a look see. @aqaz That's funny, cos I was thinking the exact same thing. Tho I will stick it out with this model and the next one will be slightly larger with unimog for back and large bike for front. after all I hav lots to learn.
  16. Doc_Brown
    Another update! I have lowered the bonnet by 1 stud. Made the front axle narrower by 1 and completely redesigned it. Now it is smaller lighter and stronger! WIN WIN. I think it looks much cleaner and less bulky too. As for the wheels, still not decided as yet. I think 62.4 ones are too small as you can see below. But at least this new axle can support them, so the choice is available. I think with grey rims the wider tire will look better. This will be a tutor Hotrod, so I do think the wider tires will look good when the huge back is built. Thanks very much for your comment, but unfortunately as you can see I have already altered the model before I read this! The tire I want doesn't exist in lego!
  17. Doc_Brown
    Gorgeous design. I really like the colour scheme and details. what part is used in the wheels? Fantastic functions too! :thumbup:
  18. Doc_Brown
    Absolutely stunning bike! I can't believe this is an actual set. Forgive me for suggesting, but can't you just rotate the tire 180 to get the tread to match? (Edit: beaten to it)
  19. Doc_Brown
    This looks really interesting! keep at it!
  20. Doc_Brown
    I tried, but those wheels don't fit in the new 42000 hubs. If I place them out wards it looks even more strange. What other wheels are there that are thinner than 8070 wheels? I'm thinking a complete resign when I have the time. I have RC motors coming so may want to put them in and make it much faster!
  21. Doc_Brown
    Sweet! Looking forward to seeing it!
  22. Doc_Brown
    thanks for the comments guys. But I'm not sure, I'm basing the design of these pics. Keep in mind this is a wide angle lens so it is a bit distorted I think the head lights on mine are a little too high, to be honest. Not sure how I will fix that! Also the wheel dont help, I think I need to reduce the live axle by 2 studs and bring in the lights by half a stud each.
  23. Doc_Brown
    This is soooo awesome, I can't wait for a detailed body! :thumbup:
  24. Doc_Brown
    Here's a quick update on the Hot rod detailing. This is my first attempt to really detail a model, so thought I would try this before the Patria! hahaha
  25. Doc_Brown
    That is a great idea! you could include a elevator or travelator! That would be awesome! How much lego do you have? :P
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