Hi guys, where are the instructions? You are selling both "kit" and "kit + 42160" for basically a week already, but there still no instructions. What is that supposed to mean? I bought in the past the unit+2 motors, now the model itself separately, so I have no reason to complain as I did not spend my money on a false promise, I simply have to wait, sure. but how about people who bought both the kit or the kit + model that is being ACTIVELY ADVERTISED AS HAVING INSTRUCTIONS AS A PART OR THE PURCHASE, BUT IS NOT ABLE TO PUT IT TOGETHER, BECAUSE YOU ARE MISSING THE IONSTRUCTIONS?! Sounds to me like deceptive advertising. Yes, there is a note that instructions are coming soon, but you are actively selling it with it, it is like buying an IKEA furniture with no building instructions. Ye, sure, spend you money on our product, because we want your money, but you won't be able to use it. Btw potential argument that you can build the set separately or use motorization kit separately is not a valid argument as it is being advertised for a specific purpose.
Are you saying you bought it... It arrived and there are no instructions in the box? Or, are you expecting to download them for free? You could build it based on the latest vid he just posted. I did and it's alot of fun.
the motors seem cool, but there just tooo expensive for the average lego Modder. I'm in Canada and you can imagine the price you need to pay to get it here.
Great video! But when does the function with the Bluetooth controller come with the BuWizz app? I do now use bc2 but sometimes it loses connection then from out of nowhere
Dear Zerobrix, after watching your video on UA-cam, I saw that you are using a wired connection in the buvizz app for the PS5 controller. Will there be XBOX controller support?
Great demo, thanks for showing how the 2 BuWizz motors are mounted and for explaining the option for locking the independent front-rear AWD/4WD. I'm looking forward to trying this upgrade soon when the instructions are available!
Hi, on the google play pages is there no gamepad device support mentioned in the BuWizz update? Glad to ask which gaming devices are supported, thank you.
Hi I really like your work and your products and I've bought a few of them and the only thing that really bothers me is the inconvenience of using the phone screen for controlling the models. Seeing you using the PS5 controller makes me really happy and I'm very interested in this beta version of the app that you've mentioned. Is there any way I can get access to it? Is it a public beta or just something that you are testing just internally?
There's an app called Brick Controller 2 that works with buwizz and control hubs and lets you use any wireless or USB controller. Thats what I've been using and it works great 👍
@@parkerkrakowiak2990 thanks I know and use Brick controller but was curious to check out the "native" solution and see if there are any advantages by doing so.
Lego should be ashamed of themselves. Their model comes across as a crippled senior in a wheelchair compared to the Buwizz model. >>> Addition >>> A reply to apologists: Of course the replies below make valid points, but Lego asks huge prices for motorized sets and they barely move. They don’t need to be as fast as Buwizz but they can certainly do much better than the lethargic crawl they manage now. Currently, Lego motorized stuff is pathetically underpowered and therefore overpriced. Lego can and should do better, and I’ll bet they will, too: Buwizz’s popularity will show them the way, not to mention our discussion!
I think Lego motors are limited because children are supposed to play with them, and they don’t want kids hurting themselves by attaching fast/powerful motors to blades or whatever and whacking their eye out. For those who do want actually decent motors, they can always buy stuff like BuWizz.
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It's obvious that BuWizz far outperforms any official LEGO electronics. I will definitely be buying this. :)
Hello, are the building instructions included in the package? I have just received my kit but the instructions are not there. Thanks.
This mod is so much fun!
Just ordered my BW 3.0 kit for this model.. eheh
05:20 essentially AWD with central diff lock
Can i use buwizz 2.0 ludicrous instead pls help me
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Wow tres 📱📲on control 🎮support ways 📡📲📱
Hi guys, where are the instructions? You are selling both "kit" and "kit + 42160" for basically a week already, but there still no instructions. What is that supposed to mean? I bought in the past the unit+2 motors, now the model itself separately, so I have no reason to complain as I did not spend my money on a false promise, I simply have to wait, sure. but how about people who bought both the kit or the kit + model that is being ACTIVELY ADVERTISED AS HAVING INSTRUCTIONS AS A PART OR THE PURCHASE, BUT IS NOT ABLE TO PUT IT TOGETHER, BECAUSE YOU ARE MISSING THE IONSTRUCTIONS?! Sounds to me like deceptive advertising. Yes, there is a note that instructions are coming soon, but you are actively selling it with it, it is like buying an IKEA furniture with no building instructions. Ye, sure, spend you money on our product, because we want your money, but you won't be able to use it. Btw potential argument that you can build the set separately or use motorization kit separately is not a valid argument as it is being advertised for a specific purpose.
Are you saying you bought it... It arrived and there are no instructions in the box? Or, are you expecting to download them for free? You could build it based on the latest vid he just posted. I did and it's alot of fun.
This made me think the 42160 set would’ve been a great opportunity for LEGO to make a new Control+ version of the buggy motor.
the motors seem cool, but there just tooo expensive for the average lego Modder. I'm in Canada and you can imagine the price you need to pay to get it here.
Great video! But when does the function with the Bluetooth controller come with the BuWizz app? I do now use bc2 but sometimes it loses connection then from out of nowhere
I was always wondering how much do those motors damage the plastic parts especially the gears...?
I’d like to know me too
could you make a video how to use ps controller with buwizz 3.0 using cable.
way to expensive
Dear Zerobrix, after watching your video on UA-cam, I saw that you are using a wired connection in the buvizz app for the PS5 controller. Will there be XBOX controller support?
So I don't need the Brick Controller app anymore? BuWizz 3.0 has controller support now?
I realy hope that on one day buwizz would make a motor with absolute positioning and powered up plug!
The original lego one is ridiculous…
Sooo slow, and no power
First! Such an awesome mod! This really makes it a dakar rally vehicle!
Great demo, thanks for showing how the 2 BuWizz motors are mounted and for explaining the option for locking the independent front-rear AWD/4WD. I'm looking forward to trying this upgrade soon when the instructions are available!
Will buwizz ruin the Lego components in the long run?
When will this be released as a public beta?
Hi,
on the google play pages is there no gamepad device support mentioned in the BuWizz update?
Glad to ask which gaming devices are supported, thank you.
This is probably a difficult question, it is not yet the right time to buy a BuWizz.
Look for Brick Controller 2, anything you can connect to your phone will work
Soundquality is horrible :(
It's impressive the huge difference between the stock model and the BuWizz version!
AWESOME GUYS! YOU ROCK!
Do you have a 42099 version?
I am looking for a modification version of this set.
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Hi
I really like your work and your products and I've bought a few of them and the only thing that really bothers me is the inconvenience of using the phone screen for controlling the models. Seeing you using the PS5 controller makes me really happy and I'm very interested in this beta version of the app that you've mentioned. Is there any way I can get access to it? Is it a public beta or just something that you are testing just internally?
There's an app called Brick Controller 2 that works with buwizz and control hubs and lets you use any wireless or USB controller. Thats what I've been using and it works great 👍
@@parkerkrakowiak2990 thanks
I know and use Brick controller but was curious to check out the "native" solution and see if there are any advantages by doing so.
Brick controller is so good it connects to my goddamn Mario kart live
Do the Lego motors from the set do well in the steering turn well because you used the original motor for the steering in instructions
just looking for instruction, how to build. motors are already in my cart.
I would say its even too fast now - Isn;t beter to make it slower but have less impact on gears?
Very cool just wish it had performance like a slash or a hobby grade rc
The axles and smaller gears wouldn't hold up for too long. Even this amount of power will grind them down over time.
Are building instruction ready yet?
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Lego should be ashamed of themselves. Their model comes across as a crippled senior in a wheelchair compared to the Buwizz model.
>>> Addition >>>
A reply to apologists: Of course the replies below make valid points, but Lego asks huge prices for motorized sets and they barely move. They don’t need to be as fast as Buwizz but they can certainly do much better than the lethargic crawl they manage now. Currently, Lego motorized stuff is pathetically underpowered and therefore overpriced. Lego can and should do better, and I’ll bet they will, too: Buwizz’s popularity will show them the way, not to mention our discussion!
I think Lego motors are limited because children are supposed to play with them, and they don’t want kids hurting themselves by attaching fast/powerful motors to blades or whatever and whacking their eye out. For those who do want actually decent motors, they can always buy stuff like BuWizz.
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@@Arcanaceand what if he attaches blades on his bike??? dude what is your point 😂
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Lego was never about fast RC driving. It’s more about build experience and creativity.