one of the best from you, Tyler. i luv how jacked up this monster is=) how many suspension bars did u use?

keep out good work. this is really grazy!

I used parts from the extreme off roader that came out in 2002, and parts from the one that came out in 2008

I want to make something like that! great job.could you check out my stuff? nice use of peices and creativity.

Wow...It's on huge monster!!! The 4x4 drivetrain is set very precisely and it looks very accurate. Those tires always look great below such a jeep rock crawler. I also have those tires and I always use them to build my 4x4 models. Thank you for inspiring me and others. 'Like you, I'm going to build something like that. not right now, because I'm too busy doing my homework etc., but I will build something again. Though it's I feel sorry that it doesn't snow in Holland, because the v10 pickup truck I've made I photographed in a snowy environment and it looked very beautiful. Well, I'm going to search for an alternate natural environment to photograph yet a new Lego project. On top of that: It's amazing!!!

sweet suspension! i find myself attracted to suspension systems for some reason.

wow, that's really sweet. where did you get those tires? - you should sell instructions for it

great just great just like the real deal please can you send me instructions

This is awesome! Do you have any more build photos? I am trying to build something similar for our Jeep club (muddybuddys.net) and would love to see how you created this. Dave (skituf1@aol.com)

A very nice use of 8297's parts and the offroader's wheels!

Impressive articulation and design of transmission bits.

from the extreme off roader that came out in 2001 set 8466. Here is a link to brick link http://www.bricklink.com/search.asp?colorID=67&itemID=47657. a bit pricey though at $15 for one wheel/tire

WOW,this Jeep rocks..10/10

great work! where did you get those big wheels?

Oh yeah that rock crawler ROCKS. Awesome Technic skills. 5*

Great suspension. Death to wishbones. Check out my rockcrawler its very similar to yours.

I considered 4 wheel steering but didnt have enough u-joints. Im saving the rest I had for a dune buggy.

You are altogether in a class by yourself for technique, and skill in Technic. I am completely stunned by this Jeep. Maybe you could modify it to have 4-wheel steering and 2 engines like the Jeep Hurricane. I think you could do it. Keep it up, -matthew-

Good luck! can't wait.

I've decided to make one more MOC for the contest too, a dune buggy or sand rail.

So here it is finally done! amazing work man, may be beyond that ;)

ugh.... now i have to get some of those wheels haha cant wait for this to be done! i love the Suspention. very clever :)

My brother "Michael D" is working on one to but any way great job!

I go goo goo for Technic, so I love this. I am actually a big fan of Technic construction like this for trucks. I have a pair of those wheels too, I have wanted to build something with them, seeing this makes me want to build!

Man this is so genius! what a great techniques and detailed, can't wait for this to be done, this easily beats my entry for this challenge, I'm not so good at suspension and steering things, and by the way you're so fast in building, great work my friend.

nice work(Y)everything is so well detailed :D