Zerobricks

An interrior picture would be better so I can see the gears, etc...

Just make them face each other. You will also need a PF switch because they have to spin in opposite direction. Can you show a picture of your loco?

Thanks for the tips but as I explained this is not my MOC, its made by Epic technic, so hopefully he can improve upon that.

These are very good! You have a good talent.

Greetings Maciej! Got some pictures of you MOCs?

Panhard rod

Looks really authentic, lovely details and vegetation.

As I said you youtube, its a great little model. The front axle is quite interesting, is there a lot of sideways wobbling?

First of all welcome! What an awesome mixel collection you got there. I see you really like the violet color, its a very unique color and it livens up your models. Keep up the good work

WHat a lovely small loco. And its even motorized? Can you show more details?

What an amazing creation. She has awesome imagination and you have some great mechanical skills

At that time (2010) I had no other tyres. Nowadays I would just use the newish bike tyre.

What a cute robot Nice work with the ruined house too, love the the roof tile technique.

What an awesome tower! Its so round-ish Also lovely technique used for the pine tree.

What an awesome abandoned statue! I love the way you tilted it and how eroded it seems.

I like the sloped roof! Nice details, love the small birdy.

Lovely picture! Thought it was a render at first.

It kept breaking

And a new trailer... You think its too agressive?

Yo guys... I got this request from a fan, beascially he wanted me to build a motorized bike for hime because he didnt have parts. Here's the video: This reminded me of my old chopper bike which was actually my first and only bike to be stable and drivable even outside on rough asphalt: Basically It used an XL motor for drive and an M motor for steering. The steering was done in such manner it shifted the center of gravity which kept the bike from flipping. Of course the fat rear tyre and the low handlebars also kept it from flipping, but most of the time it drove without issues. Video: I wonder how fast this baby could go with an RC motor and a LiPo battery box EDIT Found the original topic: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=48865&hl=chopper Hopefully this doesnt count as double posting

Simple but good none the less. Nice use of transparent parts for lava.

Wow, the whole body swapping thing is really epic! Did the original also had a simillar chassis! Lovely hippie van. Peace brother

As long as there is not too many artificial drama and tandrums I support it.

Thats so cute! Though why does the rear axle look narrower than the front?

I like the greebled exterrior walls. Nice use of chair pieces for the table