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If your sorry, then why did you do it again! cut it out

Who won??

sounds like the next contest is going to very interesting

Haha no, building this 12 axle bad boy, I don't think I'm ever making a crane again hahaha

I got a train remote, seems to work pretty well

I'm just saying that from my experience building a similar low boy trailer to 2legoornot2lego. The bed of that trailer is a bunch of thin plates stacked to give it a lot of strength. I believe you that you made it nice and strong, tho And the brick shelf file isn't public yet

Their are so many parts of this I just love, NICE JOB!! For truck, I love the gear box idea, moving the whole motor assembly is a pretty clever idea. Not just the functionality of the truck, but it also looks clean and nothing is missing. For trailer, I wasn't expecting that at all! Genius idea. I'm guessing you used gear racks to move the rear wheels front?? My only concern is that the thickness of the trailer bed isn't enough for the heavier load. If that was thicker, you make it much stronger. All in all nice moc!!

I agree with epic technic

Here is a picture of the new batmobile from the movie. image too big I dont like the idea either, I think LEGO needs to focus on technic for the technic people and super hero for the nerds

Everyone is looking at this idea from a pneumatic stand point. I'm not, personally I dont use them so I'm looking at from a LA perspective. I'm thinking a screw inside a screw inside a screw, that way they all twist out at the same time and would be able to hold the position because of the screw mechanism. I think I'm going to have to reinstall auto desk inventor and make a moc up of my idea. I was hoping efferman would have found his way here by now :) Most of the ones in life are hydraulically driven, but for our sake the pneumatics would never hold up to the lift force, but the LAs could

The longer actuator is fine, but I'm not looking for one that doubles its length, I looking for a triple or quadruple its initial length

Think about all the different vehicles a telescopic sight actuator could be used for. And start off long one for cranes, a medium sized for dump trucks, and small ones for multi staged outriggers

The battery box is the water tank storage for the sprayers :)

Efferman, we have a job for u haha :)

im talking something like this

When is LEGO going to make a telescopic actuator??

Thanks guys!! The Small LA was the best solution

Just from the picture of the new dragster, I count 14 panels. Of these 5 of them are the new blue color, which personally I'm not a fan of

Hey guys!! So I have been watching the never seen in LEGO topic for the past couple days, http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=116690, and thought I would try building one of them. I needed a small break from cranes. So I decided on a compactor because it is generally easy and did not have to be huge to include all the of the functions. I decided on the CB64B Cat compactor as a guide. Here are some facts about my MOC; Functions: drive- m motor steering- m motor Both compactor drums are driven... can you figure out how ;) You might be able to seen how through the WIP pictures... Hope you enjoy :) Battery box is the water tank for the sprayers :) Final: As always comments are welcomed and encouraged

300 is my limit. I got the 42030 loader at 250, which was the most expensive I'm gone so far. Personally I'm not into the super cars, I want to see the new construction equipment

If Lego is actually getting to be $500 or $700 for a brand new set (I understand rare sets on eBay), then the set are getting to be too big. $700 for a Lego is a bituch don't you think??

That would be the coolest contest, would definitely need more time though. But u have my vote for that contrst D3K

14 : 10 4 : 6 10 : 4 5 : 3 9 : 2 13 : 1

I will work on better videos for future builds, i quick did that for the contest.

changed the private settings, hopefully it is finally good btw if you havent notice, im not a tech guy hahah