Zerobricks

So if you want to be neutral in the poll you have to select last option? Jokes aside, nice detailed review for such a small set.

I do hope the rubber is softer...Usually the wheels up to 80-ish mm are from softer rubber.

Here are some examples of official bending of simillar parts:

The designer looks so hyped up, he's funny

Okay I added LOTS of builders in my featured section on my channel if anyone is interested...

Not worth the extra weight

EDIT they are 81,6x44

I'd say some 81mm...

I like the cartoonish look and the smooth lines. For movie remove the S from http to show properly.

Where can it steer? if there's a 2x4 smooth brick right next to the wheel?

Those are some awesome transitions, good work!

Yeah its the rear hub sideways. The axle 3 with stud goes through it.

Not bad :) I would suggest you to move the spring closer to the center of the suspension arms, to reduce friction.

Glad to hear that

THIS:

Here's an idea I used in the trophy truck's rear suspension. The use of 9L links allows you to make much more compact and realistic axles which work very simillar to real leaf springs. Hopefully this idea will be used in scale trucks like the one 2legoornot2lego makes.

Thank you guys, yeah its a real blast to drive this little thing, Its so loght yet powerfull...Gotta love RC motors.

Thank you for the input :)

You can always use a L shaped beam to get some offset.

Too bad the set does not seem to ahve steering or suspension, which IMO should have at that scale.

You can always use a pair of just M or S motors to get more speed

Gimme! They look awesome! Power Puller wheel replacement?

I decided to open a topic for each aniamtion to make life simpler Here's a new original series I have started. Its about vehicle building/modding/racing, etc... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrIoQbj5bcs

Just change the view a bit...This happens sometimes...Or select the plates and hide them, than they will be ignored.