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@@lienly Other than having 8 wheels, Zerobrick's firefox 8x8 is larger, uses a different suspension and more motors. So I wouldn't say it's similar

@@MOCMAKEPERSON Thanks! The drive axles are made using fork pieces with gears inside and the suspension pivots around them. You can check it out on more detail on my unimog u5000 instructions: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-155869/Another%20brick%20in%20the%20world/unimog-u5000-6x6/#details

​@@AnotherbrickintheworldThank you for your comment!

@@hlieb061 Thank you! Can't wait to see how you'll build that 8x8 :)

@@alexandruilea6471 Thank you very much!

@@nikola_104 Thanks! Long story short, I'd say that more wheels usually offers better performance, but more than 8 wheels is way too much in my opinion

@@orangetrialtruck Thank you very much! I appreciate that :)

@@hlieb061 Thank you! I of course had postive emotions from this year's edition, just wish I did better on Offroad. But that's something to improve for next year :)

@@nikola_104 thank you! It was nice to meet you in person again too, hope to see you in the next one!

@@clevmagyk770 thanks! I decided against direct drive as it wouldn't be possible to add a gearbox that way. This model was designed for this year's BuWizz Camp, where I found out that gearboxes are very important. Thank you for leaving a comment!

and if possible move the center of mass closer to the back of the truck

@@alexlizogub1 Thank you for your suggestions. About the gearbox, I prefer manual ones, as they take up less space and you can predict how the vehicle will react, not to mention the gear meshing which could be a problem with this much power. I decided against 4WS because it would bring the center of gravity upwards and to the rear, which isn't ideal, and with FWS the radius is ok anyway

@@alexlizogub1 Not sure about automatic transmisions, they are more complex and therefore they take up more space and weigh more. They also have to mesh gears at different speeds, which will damage them over time

@@alexlizogub1 I actually considered adding 4WS, but with FWS the radius is ok, and 4WS would add more weight and weak points anyway

Thanks! Yes, the motors are powered with 2 BuWizz 2.0 units and you will be able to check out the suspension when I make the instructions, but it has the same design as the Monstermog so you can check that one out here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-162798/Another%20brick%20in%20the%20world/monstermog-6x6-trial-truck-with-4-buwizz-motors/#details Hope this helped :)

Actually, the V2 Raid buggy made the wheels fall off more easily because it had a softer suspension. However, they will still fall off if you hit them hard enough, specially in the high gear. Thank you for leaving a comment!

Thank you!

Thank you for your comment! You can find some images at bricksafe in this folder here: bricksafe.com/pages/Another_Brick_in_the_World/unimog-6x6/baja-trophy-truck-v2/monstermog/monster-pickup/audi-rs-q-e-tron-mod-with-4-buwizz-motors/raid-buggy-v2/hoonitruck However, if you know how to use bricklink studio 2.0, you can download the .io file and build it from there. You can find it at rebrickable here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-181508/Another%20brick%20in%20the%20world/hoonitruck-mini-racer-with-2-buwizz-motors/#details If you just want to know more details about it, you can find a more detailed topic at Eurobricks: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/198540-hoonitruck-drifter-with-2-buwizz-motors/&tab=comments#comment-3696545 Hope this was useful :)

@@Anotherbrickintheworld Thank you very much :) And great job of replicating the hoonitruck.

@@viktorhudacek1687 Thanks!

@@technicstudio5636 Thank you! I didn't weight it, but the model is quite lightweight, so a bit under a kg

@@Notcam200 Muchas Gracias! Me alegro que te haya gustado :)

Thank you!

Yes, I will make them, I just have to find some time to do so. Hopefully by next week they'll be available

@@Anotherbrickintheworld thats awesome!

www.youtube.com/@Losexpertosdetechnic, i builded your hoonitruck and a Mod with the prerunner, c+l for steering

@@Anotherbrickintheworld Where i can find instructions?

Will do! I was actually building a trial truck, so I guess I could convert it to a crawler :)

Thank you!

Ha ha! But consider that the drift also had trial and error, I just didn't include it as it wasn't as destructive as the jump one ;)

Thanks! The bodywork was inspired by that model, and I agree, it looks better with these smaller wheels. I have a tiny bit of more footage of it drifting, I guess I could include it in some other video. For crawling, I forgot to bring the planetary wheelhubs as that was the plan. I otherwise tested it indoors, and it's no real crawler, it would need some modification for it to really perform. (That's why I said sort of)

Thank you! For the steering callibration, I'm afraid I can't really you help here, as I run it at android and don't have an iOS device to test it. It otherwise doesn't work very well, I'd just recommend for you to set mecanically the steering perpendicular to the chassis like a lego PF servo as PU L motors have that position set as the center position. Hope that helped you with something :)

I have the same issue with a different build. I think the problem is that Brick Controller 2 doesn't recognise the Powered Up L Motor as a Servo Motor hence the lack of calibration options. Perhaps the BuWizz app does so I'd recommend trying that. Let us know how you get on!

@@Anotherbrickintheworld Thank you for your kind reply. Do you mean that the steering motor can be calibrated even if you use BuWizz 3.0 and PU L motor on Android devices? I didn't know that. Actually, I built your MOC-170345 using PU L motor instead of PF Servo motor, because I only have Buwizz 3.0. For now, I added one PU Smart hub and set it for steering. I should test it with Android devices later. Thanks.

@@gergoszabo8656 The BC2 app recognizes the PU L motor well. However, this is a problem if the BT hub is BuWizz and the smartphone device is an iPhone. I saw something on Eurobricks that BC2 app developers do not yet support auto-calibration for iOS+BuWizz. So I added a PU Smart hub and set it for steering.

@@bg3305 Good luck on that! I'm glad you built one of my models :)

Thank you for the support!

Thank you!

What do you mean by scam?

I was referring to an AD, on your channel about bitcoin.

@@gorlier5388 I see. I'm sorry you got a scam on one of my ads, I don't have any control on them

Glad you like it!

Thanks! I will relase instructions soon, so you'll be able to build it. I haven't tried it with 3 BuWizz 3.0, but it should be staright-foward to do the conversion.

@@Anotherbrickintheworld Credit where credit’s due! Out of curiosity, what software do you use to build the instructions and how do you go about it? I’m trying to create step-by-step instructions for a model designed and built by somebody else - haven’t had much success so far…

​@@gergoszabo8656Thanks! For the instructions I use Bricklink Studio. It's easy and straight-forward to use, and it has the added benefit of almost auto-generated instructions. You can download it here: www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/download.page

@@Anotherbrickintheworld Hey mate, any news on the building instructions for this beast?

Thanks! I used the slower output of the BuWizz motors, with the same axle design as the Monster Pickup ( ua-cam.com/video/1z-idOzZjs0/v-deo.html )

Thanks! I used the usual rack and pinion steering, but with double steering racks so if one breaks I still have the other. This steeeing setup was also used in the 42160 Audi set.

Thank you for your comment! About the performance, it's comparable to the monster pickup's one, though it has a few upgrades. It's more stable, as it's a 6x6, has a better power-to-weight ratio, faster steering response with a tighter steering radius, double the suspension travel and some redesigned axles to be even tougher.

This event was held up by BuWizz themselves. They usually announce it in a video. You can buy tickets for this year's one if you're interested: buwizz.com/buwizz-gathering-2024/

​@@Anotherbrickintheworldthank you for answer!!

@@MOCMAKEPERSON No problem!

Thanks! The tires are actually from lego, they're the ones from the 42160 audi

Yeah, being an Offspring fan and a LEGO fan, I decided to merge the two with this channel :) About the model, yes, it's quite overpowered, but it handles pretty good. Still, I'm not exactly the best driver so I hit jumps wrong dozens of times. I'm actually considering making a bloopers video :) would you be interested in seeing one?

Thanks! The chassis was actually designed by N1K0L4, hats off to him :)

Thank you! Yeah, it's very similar to the Arrma infraction, but it's RWD. I tried taping the wheels, but it actually made it drift worse as it lacked any traction, and because of that, steering was pretty much non existent. Thank you for leaving a comment!

* starts experimenting with the awd version *

​@@nikola_104Can't wait to see that AWD version!

Thank you! I apreciate that :)

Thanks! Yeah, 2 BuWizz motors is way too much power for a model this small, but I really wanted to see how it would perform anyway :) For BuWizz Camp, I'll probably make something more reasonable, like 1 BuWizz motor with a differential as steering radius is very important.

Thank you! Your support is very appreciated!

@alexandruilea6471 Yeah, I do :) But the model I'll bring there most likely won't be this one as I plan on making a 4 BuWizz motor version of the chassis.

I'll try to release the instructions today, but no promises. A 6-8 BuWizz motor offroader sounds like a bonkers idea :) although the gearbox may take up too much space.

@@Anotherbrickintheworld Hey, the model would already be quite big, it's possible to make it 6x6.

Thanks! For the gears, it's the bugatti chiron 20T clutch gear and 16T clutch gear which are engaged with a driving ring. The design is a modified version of Zerobrick's simple offroader

Thank you! It's very inspiring to see these comments :) About the friction dampners, it sounds like a great idea! I may try it for the next high speed offroader. What do you think I should build next?

Next, you could first finish that one RWD onroad MOC (I don't want to leak anything here) and then after that you could build some type of a buggy, low COM and geared more for speed.

@@nikola_104 Yes, I could, in a similar fashion to your excellent lightweight buggy :)