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Cool, that'd be helpful! How do they get the steering motion from the kingpin to the axles? Do they measure the angle of the truck relative to the trailer with a sensor and then steer the axles hydraulicly? I'm planning to use a rope to transmit the rotation of the kingpin to a reel that's connected to a rack and pinion steering system. So basically when the fifth wheel rotates relative to the trailer, the string gets pulled on one side and then rotates an axle that steers the axles throughgears and gear racks.

Cool! Write me a PM over Rebrickable, I think that's the easiest way to commuinicate!

@@stinkwellexhaustcreations Please give me your email,we can communicate via email

@@stinkwellexhaustcreations Can you give me your email address so we can communicate via email?

Thanks!

Yeah, it does : )

Cool!

Unfortunately not. There are video instructions for the bodywork here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-53327/Stinkwell_exhaust_creations/jeep-willys/#details This was just thrown together and didn't work too well in the end, so no instructions for the chassis, but you can of course build your own!

The real one is AWD. Also it's kinda hard to make good drifts with a LEGO RWD car, and as long as you have plenty of power, AWD is a lot more fun to drive around!

What piece exactly do you mean?

The orange Gear switching things. They are rings and can thing 2 gears at once, They appeared in the Bugatti Chiron and The land rover Defender. ​@@stinkwellexhaustcreations

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@@thedumbasain Good idea, it actually matches the look of the real turbo setup better!

⁠​⁠@@stinkwellexhaustcreationsalso where do you get your parts from? Do you buy them individually or from sets? I’m trying to get the 64.4x 20S tyres. (32019)

Thanks! I was surprised how well it worked and how accurate it was! You can probably build your own with the pieces you have using this concept. You only need two things: measure when a certain torque is applied (in this case when the mass is lifted) and measure the rpm at that point in time. You can calculate the power with those two values

Thanks! I've got a two door Blazer (rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-128619/Stinkwell_exhaust_creations/chevrolet-k5-blazer-bodywork/#details), you'll need to modilfy the headlights a bit to match the 87 one though

This is my creation with my building instructions. They didn't even ask me for permission to sell it.

Just over 1 kg

Do you mean that the piece that the middle gear sits on breaks off? Or does the piece of paper come loose?

Thank you!

Danke! Ich will versuchen das schild umzubauen, dass man es auch um die längsachse drehen kann. Vielleicht kommt auch noch ein kran hintendrauf, aber dazu bräuchte ich einen dritten BuWizz, sonst gehen mir die outputs aus.

Gut, das ist der dritt Account von mir 😂 ein Kran wäre sehr geil- aber ja buwizz sind arschteuer. Ich bräuchte eigentlich auch drei bekomme aber „nur“ zwei. Aber danke, du hast mir bei der Blade vorne echt geholfen mit deinem Tutorial da 🎉

@@SlaXguys Ich versuche grad noch mehr bewegungsfreiheit für das schild hinzubekommen, sollte mit kleinen pneumatikzylindern funktionieren. Der motor für die scheibenwischer steuert dann pumpe + ventil

That would be huge, I don't have nearly enough pieces for that... I tried building one in a 1:62 scale (using the boom sections from the 42042), but the turntable wasn't strong enough and the whole crane just wasn't stable enough. I will try again though and hopefully get it strong enough to actually have a usable lift capacity with a long boom.

@@stinkwellexhaustcreations if you want to build one in the 1:21 scale ill help

Thanks!

Thank you! There are links to the Rebrickable pages of the truck and the trailer in the description. There you can find the part lists and instructions! Warning: it'll be kind of expensive!

Thanks!

I think it's for easier assembling of the jib on the ground. When you connect the jib to the crane with the boom horizontally, the front part of the jib is almost at ground level which simplifies working on it a lot.

hey how many studs is your crane wide?

@@the_austrian_brick 19 studs wide at the chassis, 27 with the counterweights

With a BuWizz 2.0, that's a LEGO compatible 3rd party battery and bluetooth reciever unit that can control 4 Power Functions outputs using the BuWizz app

@@stinkwellexhaustcreationsthanks

MOC stands for "My Own Creation". Thanks!

I definitely have enough snow now. I'm working on one digitally, so stay tuned!

You're welcome! How did the competition go?

You're welcome!

That one's way slower and it only has one output per side, so not as fun : )

Cool!

I want to build more small models in the future, they're really fun!

Basically your drivetrain looks like the one in the real truck and this one is a simplified version of that to actually fit in the small size.

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! That would be quite expensive though...

What parts are you missing? Maybe you can replace them with other parts.

Thanks!

I've taken it apart 3 years ago, but I can try to build a 3D model using some pictures and make instructions if you want!

@@stinkwellexhaustcreations That would be awesome, thank you!

@@SuperMarioRL On my to do list!

@@SuperMarioRL Here you go: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-162231/Stinkwell_exhaust_creations/9395-rc-mod-power-functions/

Thank you!

I'll add it to my list of planned models, but you'll have to wait, the list is long : )

@@stinkwellexhaustcreations thank you man let me know when you make it. The reason I asked is because right now I'm making a chassis with adjustable suspension and I need a body design to put on top thank you.🤗

@@frazercarter7295 Adjustable suspension sounds cool, I gotta try that at some point! What tires are you using?

I am using the (s 49.5x20) but I am going to try and get some new ones just a little bit bigger.

I'll try to finish it quickly but I think I'll build the M936 and the Grove mobile crane before. Maybe I'll finish it first though, I don't know yet

Thanks!

Thank you!

A lot of the pieces are not from the EV3 set. The easiest way to see which are not in the set is to click the link in the description to get to the rebrickable page. Then click on the "inventory" tab, click "compare MOC" and type in the set number of your EV3 set, then you can see what pieces are not in the set and which ones are

@@stinkwellexhaustcreations thanks it helped :D

I originally wanted to use a single BuWizz motor in the front and a driveshaft to the rear but the new cv joints didn't fit into the small turntable and I wanted it to be simpler. With some rebuilding it should be possible though.

@@stinkwellexhaustcreations One the great things about your builds, keeping it "simple".👍

@@micke3035 Thanks! Mostly at least, sometimes I try to make it as complicated as possible... In my Pistenbully I managed to fit 8 motors in the relatively small chassis and I would have added even more if I didn't run out of outputs on the two BuWizz units.

Danke Dir!

Thank you!

and very cool

@@CraftingPlaytime Thank you!