Jurgen Krooshoop

This one is absolutely stunning, breathtaking and spectaculair !!! A truly artistic blend of City and Technic Lego.

I made a steering-system with an M-motor and a clutch gear, which works quite nice. You can download instructions in my Brickshelf-folder. You can see it drive & steer over .

As many over here have stated already: This is one very beautiful piece of work. Big compliments on the results !!

This might be usefull: I created a RC sportscar with complete detailed step-by-step instructions. Although it's not for sale, it might give you some good ideas. You can download instructions from my brickshelf page. More info can be found at my MOC-Page. Good luck and happy building !!

I have sent them an email with the direct question if it is possible to upload a PDF. I sent one of my PDF's of teh instructions as attachment, so they know what I want to upload. Waiting for the answer....

I don't know any part number, but you are referring to a 7mm ribbed hose with length 11. On Bricklink they call it 78c11 Looks very nice Blakbird. If you want, you can put my e-mail adress (jurgenstechniccorner@hotmail.com) in the description of the Brickshelf folder. So when people want to ask questions, they can contact me. And about uploading a PDF to my brickshelf page: I've tried about a dozen times, but the PDF's just don't show up in my folder after uploading, wierd....

I think not all the used panels are available in black. I wish they would exist, they would be very usefull. I used the standard PF remote controller, the one that came with the Bulldozer 8275. You could of course also use the remote controller with speed/control. About the parts not being recognized by LDraw: I uses some parts from the Crane Truck which weren't available in the normal LDraw-Library (yet). I used the Parts-tracker page on LDraw.org to download some unofficial parts to complete the instructions. You can find parts in the psrts-=tracker easily if you know the name/number of the DAT-file. I've never used Brickstore, so I don't know anything about that....

Sorry, I can't send them to your e-mail adress, the files are too big (over 10 MB). But I don't have too, you can download them from my brickshelf folder: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=417410. Thanx Blackbird, but that won't be nessecary, cause I already have the PDF-files. The problem is getting them online, I haven't had any help from Brickshelf on this subject 8-(. If you could help with getting the PDF's online, then I would really appreciate it. 28 x 70 mm

The instructions are ready. You can download them for free from my brickshelf-folder.

Yes, a video can be found on my MOC-page: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/181099 and my You-tube Channel:

Instructions for RC Sportscar "Little Devil" Greetings to all you builders out there, I have a small present for you all. I did the time-consuming job of making instructions for my latest creation: the Little Devil remote controlled LEGO® Technic Sportscar. The instructions consist of 3 books with 48 pages of building instructions and 1 4-page addendum with a parts-list for the complete model. More information, pictures and a video of the model can be found here The instructions can be downloaded from my website www.jurgenstechniccorner.com For those of you interested in the software I used: the instructions were made using a combination of programs, which (exept from MS Word) can all be downloaded for free in the download-section at www.ldraw.org. First, the real model was partially disassambled and digitally rebuilt with MLCad and the LDraw Library of parts. Some new parts which weren't present in the official Library (like the new-style panels) were downloaded from the LDraw Parts-tracker. The different steps were created in MLCad. A small converter program called L3P (run through L3PAO) converted the MLCad-files in video-ray-tracing files so the program POV-ray could genetate high quality images. Then I discovered LPub, which is an extremely handy & time-saving program. It combines the functions of L3P and POV-ray with the information from the MLCad-file to produce a series of images. It makes the images for all the diferent steps, it makes Parts-list-images for each step and makes a parts list for the complete model. As last step, all these images were imported in a Word-document, to produce the final instructions. Although I had some great help from these programs, and the tutorials found at Ldraw.org and at Holly-Wood.it, it took me almost 2 weeks to make these, so I don't promise to make instructions for all the models I make. Hope you like it !!

Thank you Toa of Justice for noticing the bad link. I've editid the post, now it works correctly. Yes, I like those wheel very much as well, I got them with my 8462-set. I'm playing with the idea of making a small series of different cars using these wheels. But in the meantime, I'm working on an MLCad file of this model, so I can put instructions on my Brickshelf.

39x18x11 cm

I made jpeg's with MLCad and put it together in Ulead Video.

No, it doesn't have working suspension, but I included dummy shock-absorbers because they look cool. Suspension can be made in this scale, but I specifically chose not to include suspension so I could make lower ground-clearance and tighter mudguards, wich also looks cool. See my MOC-page for more explanation.

Hi everybody, I'm new to Eurobricks, and I would like my first post to be my latest creation: a PF Remote controlled Sportscar which I've called "Little Devil" It has: Remote-controlled driving & steering Detailed & working V10-engine Working front & rear-lights Opening Koenigsegg-style doors Opening hoods Very reliable drivetrain Here's the video I made: name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src=" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>"> name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src=" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350"> Visit my MOC-page or Brickshelf for info, more pictures & more models. I'm working on instructions at the moment. Hope you like it. Feel free to comment.