Zerobricks

First of all you dont have enough room for tracks, they are 5 studs wide and you gave them 4 studs width. Secondly tracks dont attach to wheels, but with some work arround you can place them under wheel, and just keep on adding and rotating tracks around.

Thats really cute, and the movable head and tail sure add a,lot to the cuteness :)

Thanks, because this is a big one.

Close it until there is no gap, and use arrow keys for proper closing-opening. Goona try it in LDD now. EDIT yes, use arrow keys or click the angle tools pointers (the ones that look like lego plates with 1 middle stud).

I found another bug. The cross axle connector wont allow axles to go all the way in, but the normal round connector does. Picture:

I was staring at my pumo trying to find better uses for it, and got the ieda for macpheron suspension. This type of suspension is used in most cars for the frontw heels because of its simplicity and space saving properties. I might just build a FWD normalday car with it :)

ART did an 8x8 i think. Look it up :)

Impressive, but i am a bit surprised by the lack of clutches and 1:1 gearing from the M motor for 3 gearbox switching. They really nicely synced track and superstructure rotation! I suggest you to use google translate, it does its job good.

Thats just cool! But why didnt you put the canisters sideways?

Sadly, i disassembled the car for parts and later better rebuilt. There were no issues that i know off, cause XL motors eat less power than XL's.

Curve is the best for me.

Multi CPU support would be great too when moving very large quantitys of bricks. I have an i7, but the LDD simply hoghs one of the cores, ignoring other 3.

ms09 Sorry to inform you, but you cant vote for adult submissions. Though if i could i would also vote for Mahjqa!

Rendal did you try LU mode yet? There you can make any brick any color.

The way everything holds i just impressive. I saw you used a 40 tooth gear which rotates turntables. Those turntables sure got their work cut out! Really awesome!

You flipped the rear end the wrong way

So i decided to slap 4 Xl motors on a chassis with a 2 speed gearbox and RC unit to power it all. This is the result i got: Suspension is very compact and stiff: The finished chassis: Amazingly all gears hold. The low gear has a ratio of 1,2 :1 and high one 3,6:1. This makes car quite fast. I am thinking of making a yellow body, but aint sure yet if i have enough parts.

But you guys must know the lithium polimer battery loose capacity quite fast (like in some years). But in this new box you can place any batterys incuding rechargable ones.

Yes the bridge is sinpired by the Mllenium one, but i decided to use only one arch. The tracks like Mahjqa said are upside down and have enough air to be curved like that.

I built this motorised reailroad bridge for the competition. Because of its shape once lifted it creates enough room for ships to go under. Also the mni 4 studs wide train driving on top is motorised. Video:

Good job! Is only the rear axle suspended? I really like the looks :)

They had them in our local store. They are really handy :)

Downloading it now. Is there any way to open an lxf file, so i cant try out the mechanics?

I just organised them by function. Later i found a bigger box for the more basic parts: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=287995

The last version has the highest slipping torque. The M motor has slightly higher torque required for this gear to slip.