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Aint sure, I think up to 6 bars?

Really nice and compact design! Would be great to power some massive LPE!

Green looks realy cool and toxic! Well done!

2 more Part 9296 Doesnt fit all the way through hole, and the pinball shouldnt click inside it Image P.S. Why dont they hire me for bug testing?

Using prevously mentioned bug, i actually made other bricks smaller: Image

So here's my first one. When you chain up these chains (533551) and try to rotate the, they actually become smaller! Normal size Now when shrunk the 3/4 pin cant fit Oddest bug so far, gonna keep searching.

Lots of Rage for free Not that i'm an angry person I saw a mod folder on your brickshelf, I wonder what you changed!

This si really great! The size and the functions, all looks awesome!

Nice start! Keep playing around and soon you wil be making whole MOCs.

Wow Dluders and JunkstyleGio! That's a nice surprise! Glad you like the bike.

More pictures and some texts here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=474990

Check the 3x11 panels: The 1x5 half beam with 3 crossholes (white half beam near the third pneumatic cylinder) The ball joint on the left model (white ball thing) and the before mentioned 1x5 half beam with axle holes. U guys try find more: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=494185

Bald in what way?

Yesterday I got an idea I just had to test. The idea was to put the motorbike's driveshaft inside the rear swing axle. With the help of some half beams, the idea was realized. Having the rear special, I also wanted the fromt to be unique. So i decided to ditch the usual shock absorbers and use the 1x2x3 spring box from hockey sets and use it for front suspension. This way I made a very compact unique and a tough bike with very smooth and soft suspension, and an agressive look, all made with only 205 pieces! There are also LDD instructions avaialable: LDD RAGE Remember, you need the spring box and one old style 4L long U joint. And a short video of mechanics:

See, even Lego themself recognise you! You deserve it! Besides, you are their top technic buyer, you bought all?

Or try internal gearing with 5x 8 tooth gears?

Interesting mechanisem! Very unique!

Proboably not, but maybe when i make it faster and better it may be in a supercar!

Just for play play I dcided to make an LPE. This si what I came up with. Its and inline 4, made as simple as possible. There are only 2 valves, regulated by crankshaft on one side and another crankshaft on the other side. Its a very simple and slow engine, but it works! Here's an LDD file of it,I used round 1x1 bricks as color ccong for tubes. DOWNLOAD LDD Also a short vid:

Beautyfull! A very unique model for technic, a motorhome! Also nice use of bellwill dolls!

Nope, not this time, because he knows I already own enough

Still aint lifting off and flying under its own power, so yeah... Doesnt deserve the hype IMO.

Nice modification! RC motors would be better though.

Its th power! And also the fact, most weight is in the front (RC unit).

Since its chrsitmas and all....instructions are now free! Download them: LXF FILE Remember to check these images for help: And the readme (without e-mail for spammers): Open the woofy.lxf file with Lego digital designer. If you dont have it, you can download it for free from: http://ldd.lego.com/ Once you opened the file click F7 to generate instructions. Due to the size and number of pieces the process will take about an hour or more, depending on your PC. Due to LDD limitations the power functions battery box, mini linear actuators, power functions lights and the old universal joint are improvised from standard bricks. Also as instructed on the attach.png picture you should attach the top plates to bottom bricks and attach the the linear actuator on the 3 stud long axle.. I used an old red differential (3712c01), but the newer 4 stud long one (9244a) should be enough. In my opinion the wolf should work with the AAA battery box (88000-1) instead of the rechargable one (x1962cx1). Hope you enjoy this little gift: