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KirTech LAB

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  1. KirTech LAB
    The design is awesome but it seems a lack of power.
  2. KirTech LAB
    One more cool model! Excellent work!
  3. KirTech LAB
    Excellent model! Very interesting functions!
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    Hello all! A few days ago I've bought Nexo Knights 70317 set. And there are 64 track rubbers in it. I've made an off-road test of these very useful parts. So what do you think about these parts? I have a doubts about the endurance but these rubbers work very good!
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    Very cool monster!
  6. KirTech LAB
    Interesting list! It was surprise to find my little pet in it :)
  7. KirTech LAB
    Very original!
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    That's right! I've got this system during a few experiments about one year ago and it's working really good.
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    Simple chassis instruction:
  10. KirTech LAB
    Thanks! Are you talking about posting on this forum?
  11. KirTech LAB
    I use Lego watertight hull from the 7994 set. Thanks! I think the next version will be very futuristic.
  12. KirTech LAB
    I haven't this keel. And yes - there are no antistuds on my hull. It's interesting - if this keel can be attached to the old hull by studs - is it reliable? How about self-disconnecting?
  13. KirTech LAB
    Very nice project!
  14. KirTech LAB
    Thanks! Yes - that counterweight is the only one thing that makes it stable. There are four 6x2x2 weight bricks here - it's approximately 200 g.
  15. KirTech LAB
    Hello all! Yes you are right - it's the Icebreaker. And it has remote control. And it's working :) It was my first icebreaking experience so the model isn't too effective. But now I know that it's real and I know how the model can be improved. Propulsion - 2xXL, rudder - 1x9V motor, dimensions: 75x15x33 cm, total weight with batteries and stabilizer – 2480 g. I used RC-unit for comfortable out-door control. Arctic photos: Photos: https://flickr.com/photos/141718063@N06/albums/72157667087292713 I hope you like it! It was really funny!
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    Great presentation of the basic principle!
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    I've done the first version with CV joints and it was epic fail )) The model in the movie has no CV joints in transmission (only for steering).
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    Thanks for your comments! 2 Thirdwigg: I have a few WIP photos. I'll add them a bit later! The problem is here: when the second axle is sagged sharply the cardan shaft tends to disconnect. The damper solves this problem only when the truck moves slowly. The rear bogie is really strong )
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    Hello all! I want to show my modification of Toyota FJ40 (designed by RM8). We needed a tow truck for Moscow competition and I had only one weekend to create this model. The result is promising but it needs some improvements because the rear cardan shaft is very unreliable. The model is controlled with SBrick. To be continued :) So let's watch the movie: Thanks for watching!
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    Fantastic model!
  21. KirTech LAB
    The scale is awesome! Very accurate model!
  22. KirTech LAB
    Cool mechanism! Final pictures are awesome!
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    Thanks :)
  24. KirTech LAB
    Thanks a lot! I'm glad you like it! I hope I'll create a drift car with normal body in the future (I just need to mount four buggy-motors and four LiPos )))))
  25. KirTech LAB
    Hello all! Today I’d like to present my new drift car. The main features are: independent front and rear steering, independent front and rear wheels drive. The model is stylized as a legendary Soviet car – VAZ-2101 (FIAT 124). Total length – 47 cm, total weight – 1120 g. Drift video: And a few photos: Instructions: Thanks for watching!
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