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fresko

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  1. Just received a great e-mail: Your LEGO® Order has Shipped :wub: :wub:
  2. My order status is changed from 'customer service' into 'in progress', so I think my order is placed well an I'll eceive my set within a week or so. Altought, I still don't have received a confirmation e-mail, so I'm not sure.
  3. I have ordered mine about 0h05 GMT, or 1h05 GMT+1. I have my ordernumber (included in the checkout), but I haven't got an e-mail yet. Does I have to worry and contact the customer service?
  4. Looks great, effe! Is it finished or will you build the pneumatic kingpin lock? Greets, Fresko
  5. Looks very well indeeed! Maybe you can build a square tank, like in peterbilds. Greets, Fresko
  6. This is for the auxiliary plug (the gray) on the RC receiver. You can attach an additional motor on it
  7. With RC Unit I mean the receiver. The RC remote has indeed no power switch. EDIT: - Is the 9V battery in the remote on the right makrs: + on +, - on -? - Does the auxiliary plug work? - This is a complete gamble, so forgive if this won't work: Do you have an old RC toy, with a frequention of 27,145 MHz? According to the manual is the frequention 27,145 MHz. Maybe you can try with that remote.
  8. Maybe it sound stupid, but: did you turned on the RC Unit on? Is the remote his battery also new? If I understand it right, the steering doesn't work too?
  9. It does, you just have to place an empty BatteryBox between the output and the Servomotor (If I understand it good ) (Credits to 'reslickade') Greets, Fresko
  10. You name it cool if I sqeeuze a motorized compressor in it, but how would you name it if I tell you I motorized the whole model with 4 motors, controlled via IR? The motors are used for 1+2 Drive and Steer, 3 Turning and 4 Little pneumatic pumps (2). The pneumatic functions are still manual, with the valves on the back of the cabine. Here you see 3 of 4 motors, The 2 drive motors and the turning motor. Note it can't turn continiously, trough the turntable are the electrical wires of the motors and 2 pneumatic tubes. As you can see on the 2nd photo, I tried to hide all the wires much as possible. And of course, a little video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAcOYk2z1TI If I reach before 30 June 2013 100 Facebookpage likes (44 more on 14 June 2013) , I'll make instructions. Tell me what you think! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Freskos-Lego-Technic-creations/161905693917724?ref=hl Greets, Fresko
  11. Thanks for the nice comments! Adding a cabine is a very good idea, but I'm not sure what kind of cabine I should make. The model is a compact excavator-style, so theoretical I have to make cabine over the whole structure. In that case I have to replace the valves. But because I think the valves are at well placed, is it maybe a better idea to build a regular excavator cab (a little cab on side of the boom). What should you do? I'm not sure if you sentence is a joke or not. In what way do you think the model isn't good? Instead of giving impolite comments, you can simply say how I can improve the model. Greets, Fresko
  12. Hello again! I made a small moc some time ago, but I didn't had time to publish it (due the buzy weeks at school). It's al little pneumatic creation (my first fully pneumatic), with 4 functions: A 3-section boom and a little backfill blade. Naturally it works with 4 valves. For the air pressure, I used 1 external big, manual pneumatic pump, because I didn't want that the model included batteries or other electric parts. Off course you can make an external electric pump. It was a challenge to hide all the tubes in a small space. And to end, a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSIAocu7w2g Please tell me what you think and how I can improve it! If there should be enough interest in instructions, I can make them. Greets, Fresko
  13. I saw it on Flickr: "This photo also appears in: 10178 with turning circle" I'm looking forward to this project!
  14. I always wondered what the different is between 'Setechnic (and now TechLUG)' and 'Brictechnic'? Greets, Fresko
  15. Here you go: and: Hope you understand it... Greets, Fresko
  16. To switch PF-lights on. Normal lights (example headlights), flashing lights or traffic lights. Greets, Fresko
  17. No problem: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/fresko/UltimatePFChassis/4wdlongsmall3.ldr Note that the instructions aren't finished yet. There are already a few steps added. And if you use it, please give me credits. Thanks, Fresko
  18. Because I think it is one of the smallest chassis that inclused 4WD and independent suspension. I know it sound a bit selfish, but I was so pride on my creation
  19. Take a look to my Ultimate PowerFunctions Chassis. I didn't finished the instructions yet, but I can give you the .Ldr - file. http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=525454
  20. Here is my first MOC, note its wasn't build with Technic bricks. I made it when I was a kid, so forgive me that not all blocks are Lego. Now I'm older, and I'm a serious builder, I use only official Lego-parts.
  21. I also motorized the 9395. Mine is ugly too, but I motorized all the functions (driving, steering, robe and towing fork). I replaced the seats by a Batterybox, I did some MOD's as well, like a V6 (with sound) and double tyres in the back. A nice thing when you motorized the 9395, is the short turn radius. It is very nice to drive with it! There are also instructions available; check Rebrickable. More in this topic ; or at my blog: http://www.freskoltc.blogspot.com Greets, Fresko
  22. I mean that I made instructions for the engine and for my 9395 MOD. And yes, it is both pending to approval on Rebrickable.... Greets, Fresko
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