I have a coupe of ideas on how to make for a better monowheel tire. Try taking a LEGO Rock Raiders, Power Miners, DinoSquad/Dino 2010, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Agents/Agents 2.0, Alpha Team, Arctic, Technic, Bionicle, or Creator set that has either the linked treads or the big plastic treads and form a circle with it or, better yet, take one of those Hailfire Droid sets and simply make a monowheel from one of those wheels on one of those vehicles. I hope that those ideas help you out with making a better monowheel in the future. I like the design and it is very professional. Also, like the other guy said, you do need some sort of braking system and/or way for it to stand on its own instead of tipping over on its side as improperly built monowheels tend to do all the time.

brilliant

Go ahead :)

Is it alright if I use this design? I'll give credit to you!Please!

Great work!

EPIC WIN!

dude thats awsome but i cant figure out how to connect plates like that.... oh well yours is awsome check out my stuff!=D

WOo?!? how? this is just crazy-N-isssss. and if you would, please check out my page.

Beautiful. Concise and brilliant.

awesome work. when I thought about how carefully you must have gone through those 1x2 pieces to not quite put them together, my brain started to melt a little. The end result is so good

Awsome! http://jandf-world.minifig.dk/

This was one of those creations that made me think "This will be on Brother's Brick" And what do you know, it is! Nice job!

Sweet idea! I was playing with 1x4 bricks a few weeks ago and they ended up something like this. Yours is cooler. =)

Very cool! This is a great example of what can be done with a few pieces and some ingenuity. Fantastic!

Looks awesome but same as himm seams REALLY fragile

A refreshing change from the usual Clones we see here. Thanks for taking us out of the box here, this is a very nice little build! ~dave

I've been trying to figure out how to build a monowheel for months... now I know! Thank you sir, if you see your design on one of my MOC's in the future, don't worry, I'll give you credit.

It does look incredibly fragile, but very very cool! My sorting always seems to end up as playing too.

Thank you. I usually take photos of my models in the daylight, on big piece of white paper. You can see how they usually look before editing if you look at my RTT-21 transporter. Those pics were not edited, because there are white airtanks on the model, and they could just blend with the clear white background :)

Looks really sweet and I wonder how you got this great photographs... :) Looks really professional!

I really like this! Nice design and great use of colours.

This is one of the coolest creations I've ever seen! I wish i were as creative as you sir.

Win!

Awesome! The shape looks great and the wheel is nice too!

it does look awesome the way the wheel is built is great. well done

Very cool :)

Very cool. I like the color and the shape. I would love to see it in a modern urban setting. What happens if the driver has to stop quickly? I guess that's why he has a helmet. Could you add a kick stand or a stabilizer for when he has to park? I am also impressed by the use of the gray plate in the wheel. Very simple but also very cool. Attack!

Yes, IT WAS fragile ;) It was, I disassembled it because I needed those parts.

Wow this is amazing great work!

Nice, great job on the design of the wheel, it might be fragile, but the looks paid off. An excellent job, -Dylan

Now THAT is what I want to drive 'round town.

Very cool! I love that technique for the wheel. The little bit of bley on the side works very well.

Terrific parts usage! I always love seeing relatively small MOC's with some really creative design elements. Nicely done.

Wow! Amazing technique, and great idea!

Heh heh, perfect. A brilliant, simple design. Have you thought about actually connecting one of the plates in the wheel to the frame?

This is great, the curve technique is perfect for this MOC!