Zerobricks

More supercar pictures: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=454185

Light source manipulation would be really cool in next LDD.

Yeah, they are cute!

That car really needs some anti aliasing If you see the small car has exactly the same shape as the big one, so I think the big one was just upscaled.

Just put on XL motor on left shaft and the other on right one. I used this system in many trucks and it works well.

You dont really need the speed remote, the difference in motor speed isnt that big.

Any pictures of mechanics? I would just use 2 motors in this case, one for each side of wheels.

Here you go:

You can have some sliding movement and I think its stronger.

Basically you put both bushes in the trnamission engage ring and you can have some 15 degrees of articulation. Also allows the buehes to slide, which makes it perfect for powering driveshafts and such.

Here are 2 more pictures of track details Grohl: You can see there are a lot of pulley wheels in order to spread weight as even as possible.

That is really awesome, why didnt I think of the batpod Did you use a skateboard to record? Sounds like it! I like the batpod a lot!

Nicce blast from the past kind of styling! Engine is really massive!

I cant help you if you dont know hardware... Check it by computer properties.

Did eh try completely unisntall, deleting files left by LDD in my docuemnts and reisntall? Also what is his hardware?

Cant you just peek at the new LA? Also an Extreme Cruiser can be any kind of a vehicle? Any ideas?

Sorry but the model was alredy dissasmbeled almost a year ago, and the right panels arent in LDD. Thanks!

Also a model with integrated compressor and pneumatics would also be cool.

You can see here, Anio:

Thats really cool looking. I think suspension is a bit low, but who cares, as its obvious its not meant to be driven.

This one took some 6 hours in 2 days. The trickiest parts were the tracks, because to keep them tight the distance between furthest wheels had to be in odd stud number (had to usee 5,5 axles).

With last two motors and last of my bricks remaining I decided to build my first snow groomer. Tracks are double width for maximum floatation on snow. To raise, lower and tilt the plow and the grommer at the back there are four pneumatic cylinders, operated by four valves in the cab. Because there was no room for big pumps, I hid two small pumps under roof, so they can be pumped by pressing on roof. A spring provides opposite motion on roof. To round things up there are PF lights in front and a reversing old style 9V light with a sirene in the back. Plow adjusted to clear snow in both side directions: And in only left side: Rear groomer thingy clears the track profile: Reversing light with sirene: In this picture you can see the massive tracks area, which helps the model drive even in very low dence snow.

Anyone got any ideas for H2 models? I think an articulated 6 wheeled flatbed truck would be awesome You guys got any ideas?

Yes, the bucket is not new, same as one used in 8047. So basically so far there are only 2 new parts, that new connector and the mini LA.

Nice locking outrigger sytem (borrowed from 8258, huh) thought i think they would be more logicaly placed on back. Looks powerfull! Try LDD its not so hard.