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  1. Zerobricks
    How to outriggers work? Will you add steering?
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    The drive motors are mounted directly to the wheels?
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    I am pretty sure you can use ANY stickers...
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    They will see a 100 of these? Well done, I like the drill bit, awesome use of tooth/claws/beek parts.
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    Wow, that steering pivot is really close to the wheel center! How will you drive the wheels?
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    I used up all my curved yellow panels and most of my yellow bricks, I do with what I have Thanks! Yeah the mud was very soft, driving on it was even more fun!
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    It was quite a nice day today, so I recorded some footage... Here's the truck in its natural envoirment Can anyone spot a hidden message under the grill?
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    Dont worry guys, Technicbricks still has them: http://www.technicbricks.com/2015/10/new-images-for-some-1h2016-sets.html
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    I reuted the claw mechanism to the back, you can find more info here: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=115745
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    Built in some 4 hours using this picture: Of course its not perfect, but you get the general idea.
  11. Zerobricks
    1. the steering to the rear axle is transmited via the long orange beam assembly, so there is no flexing. 2. 7L gear racks are available, but I used a different steering method, same one as in TC8 crane, it uses 6L links with a central steering pivot point between front and rear axle. 3. The rear axle should work without the second pivot point due to the slack of the frictionless pins.
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    I actually drove many... Anyway, looky what I built guys: Video coming soon.
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    They are inspired by Arocs's rear suspension, but gearing, steering, etc are all mine.
  14. Zerobricks
    The yellow axle in the rear is the piston engine's crank shaft.
  15. Zerobricks
    I love the new color combinations (I'm a SUCKER for orange, lime and violet, preferably all together ) The new mudguard-or so panels will be a nice addition. Whats with the yellow 7L axle at the police interceptor's front lights? Also is the load the Mine loader picking up a new part? Looks like an awesome tank. P.S. I bet the Race Kart is made by Grohl
  16. Zerobricks
    You guys sure have an awesome competition! Your transporter reminds me of a beefed up version of the 8109 flatbed truck. Awesome use of the new sliding pieces too!
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    I'd say build whatever floats your goat, just dont overcomplicate for the sake of complexion.
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    That looks like a good start but some questions/remarks. - Why are you using an old differential? - I suggest you to extend teh anti-roll bar pin (#2 connector) so its a bit more flexible and does its job. - Is this going to be a driven axle? - The axle outputs are only 1 stud long, why not use the small wheel hubs?
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    An arm and a hook-lift! Amazing, could be an official vesion too. Video?
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    I think with good engineering and a servo you could actually make a switch with 3 functions, giving you a total of 21 functions
  21. Zerobricks
    Thats foxy! Nice use of studded details, looks just like from the movie!
  22. Zerobricks
    Here's picture of the axles only. You can see how the motor drive 3x 16Z gears with a final 1:3 gear ratio between an 8 and a 24 crown gear. If you look carefully you can see steering linkages between the first and second axle and on the fifth axle.
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    You can find more info here
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    Here's a little thing I've been working on in LDD, Arocs 10x10x6: The cabin is stolen from the Arocs set, but the chassis is all my original design. The suspension is on the lowest point in the picture above, with extended springs the truck should be some 1,5 studs higher above ground. Each axle is driven by an M motor on top. With the exception of the rear axle, all axles have shared suspension with 2 springs which allows for very responsive suspension system. Front two and the rear-most axle steer, the orange beams transfer the steering power to the rear. I would really like to build this model IRL, but I am short on 5L suspension arms, in this case model uses 24 of them! I still have to install steering motor and a fake engine, but I think most of the work is done.
  25. Zerobricks
    8043 is an excellent example of remote multiplexer, where you get 6 functions from 4 motors.
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