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  1. Zerobricks
    Happens to me from time to time... Sometimes you just kind of force yourself to build stuff... It also depends on the weather, etc...days now are so short and sleepy.
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    Built the left arm for my Exo suit. Right one will follow soon after dinner.
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    Like they say, there is a first... I had a bad pneumatic pump once and some bad tubing that split apart when I popped it to the valve (it was from 8110 unimog). A common defect with motors is that the cable tends to lose contact especially if you pull the motor by the cable... So watch out for that.
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    As I stated on youtube, its a really great model. I like how everything has its place and fits together perfectly.
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    When I draw something its usually just stuff I dont want to forget after egtting ideas before going to bed. I dont really do much plans though... Oh and LDD is usefull when you are trying different solutions.
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    Nice play features! Too bad the water looks a bit small, any way to increase it?
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    So I i get this its like that.. You tell the second receiver in which way to send the current and when the train gets to the 12V rail the signal is reuted to the motor which switches the switch. Thats brilliant! And because the receiver remembers the direction you sent you can set up the switching direction way ahead of the switch!
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    What an interesting scene. I love how you did the candles, great idea. I also like the wooden internal roof support, awesome detail.
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    V100 DB

    Zerobricks replied to Lok24's topic in LEGO Train Tech

    Looks a lot like the real thing with exception of the white roof. Why did you use two receivers? Are you using 2 motors?
  10. Zerobricks
    Wow, that looks genuinely spooky. I see you used LEDs to a good cause. Love the ground technique and the wall.
  11. Zerobricks
    Its really cute Did you also make that loco?
  12. Zerobricks
    Try to lower graphical settings to low as possible, that might help you a bit...
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    The fact you used Hero factory parts for the monster really makes the model interesting. All that neon transparent orange really makes him look menicing. Nicely done.
  14. Zerobricks
    If left is kerb side and the fact there's a checkerboard pattern, it must be British I love the way you shaped the hood, looks really streamlined.
  15. Zerobricks
    Awesome idea. What a romantic scene Love the organic shapes and the effort you put in the surface details.
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    What a great idea! It looks really futuristic, one of the best entries so far.
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    How did you do the round gates? You used flexible bar? Anyway looks georgeus, love all the green and wood.
  18. Zerobricks
    Nice to see the roles reversed so the truck drives the train Looks really good, maybe it would be smoother with some steering on the trailer?
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    They are all excelent choices. So you already own a 42000. It kind of depends what you want to do first. 9398 is great for out-of-a box crawler. If you want lots of gears and functional bits but no so much of motors, etc choose 42009. You also get 10 wheels which are great to make your own trucks and trailers, etc... 42030 has the biggest assortment of power functions parts, but not so many gears as 42009. You can find lots of model videos on youtube. I'd suggest you either 42009 or 9398 so you get the PF receivers and remotes which will allow you to make your model RC. The first one to retire should be 9398 because its the oldest, so I'd go for that first? EDIT: And here's the review of the 42030:
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    *note to myself: When recording the finished version make a wiggle wiggle blooper* Anyway all to do is the arms and to cover it up. Should be done somewhere next week.
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    Looks quite neat! Do you have any additional pictures so we can see more details?
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    I watched this movie not a month ago! You did an excellent work and you got yourself a supporter.
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    My experinces are that the older gears had much higher friction ratio than the new ones. In worst case scenario wedge a piece of paper between axle and the gear...
  24. Zerobricks
    It may be tricky, but try moving the diff a stud closer to the beam, so there is no room for the axle to bend and slip.
  25. Zerobricks
    Greetings! I see you used a non-electrical track. How smooth is it? Any problem with trains like Emerald night?
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