That would be a great idea. This truck is bigger than my Raptor, but I would like to see a high jacked Raptor. Maybe that can be crawling/trial truck mark II.

Hhhmmmm I'm not really a car guy, so I dont understand half of what you said above. But if you could fit this chassis into the sleek body styling of your F-150 Raptor, then you would have created my dream car ...but in Lego, which makes it even better :D

Thanks for the fast reply! :)

Hi George! I have a question! How can I put a window in the video on youtube, like in this video at 0:39? Thanks! :)

Very impressive! If you will remove the worm gear consider to use one of these design to reduce the torque on the ujoints: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sam2442/5375692758/ http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/thirdwigg/KenworthT55/img_8655.jpg

very nice, the worm screws are a bit strange on a trial truck, but it's still good.

Thanks everyone! I'm going to see if I can improve this more.

Wicked rig!

Very cool! I like the overall shape and the steering with actuators is a very good idea! :)

Nice truck.

ravishingly beautiful!

Thanks Fritz! I should be an engineer. I just need to go to school and learn all that math stuff. :) Thanks! The actuator doesn't put too much pressure on it. My real problem is that the tire rubs on the actuator if it turns too far. Thanks M! Thanks very much Chris! Yes, that new Lego set is weak sauce compared to this truck. Thanks. Yes it does provide smooth turning, and the best part is I didn't have to try and figure out a tie rod for it. Thank you. The problem with adding bigger tires is that these are the 94.8x44R tires. The biggest balloon tires lego makes. The only other tires that might look ok would be the power puller tires. I really like the truck body, although a buggy body would provide greater tire clearance. Thanks for the comment! You have some talent too, I can't wait to see what you come up with from the $100 in parts! Thanks everyone for the kind words. I am very glad to see you all like this. It has to be one of my favorite builds so far.

Really great work, George! As a result of your MOC, i just spent a 100 bucks on more parts. Keep it up, you are a great inspiration.

George, I had to take a minute and really read this, it is pretty much the best technic build on planet Earth! I think the thing that really impresses is the steering, what an ingenious use of parts to use those actuators like that. The cleanliness of the build is second to none also, the new Lego set has nothing on this, seriously, nothing! Chris

this is sooooo awesome!!!!! I love the steering system and the suspension. 5/5 ~Ma$on Mc]{echn!e~

I would add bigger tires and a moded buggy body like real crawlers. Good wook tho.

immpressive truck i wouldnt know where to begin with all those functions love it 10/10

excellent truck, great technical functions, like the idea of using the dampers for suspension, nice one.

Very good, and it looks effective! The LAs must give it a very smooth steering action - great idea.

=D this is awesome XD

Amazing! :)

Love your technic MOCs. That suspension is the best I've ever seen.

Awesome build and color scheme.

Man this is amazing! All the functions are awesome! Excellent work!

Absolutely fantastic. You are clever boy ;)

Nice Job.. There are some cool ideas in this truck that I have not seen before mechanically its very sweet. Henry :P

Wow it looks awesome! The color scheme is awesome. I have a suggestion, it looks like the steering system causes torque on the drive axle. (I haven't watched the video yet so I don't know if it is). If you could lock the whole wheel hub (for lack of a better term) around the pivot point of the UV joint it should make the steering system more efficient. I hope it helps. --Ian

This is incredible, George! You truly need to be a mechanical engineer. This thing is awesome becuase of its brilliant and intricate inside, and absolute beastiness on the outside. I really like the name, too, "Black Widow". Fits the truck exactly. Perfect build, I love it! 1/0 :)