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Large Scale Lego Car - WIP

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This is my first Large scale vehicle. it is currently being developed so I'll just upload some parts at a time. WIP; Work In Progress current Status: never-to-be-finished. i just don't have the parts needed. i will however make a smaller car sometime

About this creation

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Comparing the length with my 4x4 offroader (which currently have a working pneumatic engine)

Comparing the width. It is almost as wide as the offroader.

front suspension. It's got no shock absorbers. I just couldn't make them fit.

Gearbox. first gear. I had the Gearing written down here a while ago but Mocpages said "screw that" so I had to write this all over. I'll write the correct gearings in the comments
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Second gear.

third gear.

underside of the gearbox. first gear.

underside of the gearbox. second gear.

underside of the gearbox. third gear.

the motor of the vehicle. (notice: motor, not engine. two different things). i need to change the batteries soon though.

side view

the following images are out of order.

Steering to tha left!

steering lock removed. notice the grey thing that have been lowered a little. you cant turn to the right when the grey part is still in there.

Steering lock. it can easily be removed.

Steering to tha right!

the whole body of the car is very sturdy. I can hold the motor and smack the body towards the floor without the chassi breaking. not recommended though :P

you've scrolled all the way down so why not leaving a comment? let me know what kind of vehicle you would like it to be. i need inspiration. please?

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the ant

May 16, 2011

Quoting Jurgen Krooshoop Nice work. This can become a good model.

Thanks. I modified it slightly more. I removed the double-angular elements in the front and put on some straight 15-liftarms at an angle. If I have enough pieces I can turn it into a lambo. *edit: I put the straight 15-stud liftarms in an angle to form the hood.

Jurgen Krooshoop

May 15, 2011

Nice work. This can become a good model.

I made it

the ant

May 15, 2011

Calculated gear ratio: First gear: 1:1,2 Second gear: 2:1 Third gear: 3,33333...:1 i think these are the correct numbers. if you want to check, here is every gear ratio: first gear: 1:1,66666... -> 1:1,66666... -> 1:2 -> 1,66666...:1 second gear: 1:1 -> 1:1,66666... -> 1:2 -> 1,66666...:1 third gear: 1,66666...:1 -> 1:1,66666... -> 1:2 -> 1,66666...:1

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