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MOCpage
Brickshelf Folder
Well, most of the info is already on the MOCpage so repeating it here would be
kind of redundant.
In a nutshell:
1:17 scale (give or take)
-motorized intelligent (yeah, right) steering and propulsion
-Sponsored by Vayamenda Industries (a possibly imaginary enterprise)
-Also includes a nice little
town sized
equivalent
-No minifig chairs were harmed during the construction of these vehicles.
PLMK how you boogie.
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Peer Kreuger wrote:
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MOCpage
Brickshelf Folder
Well, most of the info is already on the MOCpage so repeating it here would
be kind of redundant.
In a nutshell:
1:17 scale (give or take)
-motorized intelligent (yeah, right) steering and propulsion
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Very nice use of the x928cx1 part.
It answers to a well known motorized steering problem in an elegant away.
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-Sponsored by Vayamenda Industries (a possibly imaginary enterprise)
-Also includes a nice little
town sized
equivalent
-No minifig chairs were harmed during the construction of these vehicles.
PLMK how you boogie.
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Didier
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Hi Peer,
Wow, that’s really a fantastic Formula One racer! I like the way you built the
rear suspension!
But I have some questions on your motorized steering:
How can you make the wheels stay in an angled position? Doesn’t the hockey part
always recenter them?
For my motorized models, I use this way of a remote controlled steering:
It uses one motor as a dynamo and works quite well.
I once built this model with this technique:
http://people.freenet.de/smhltec/ds-spacerunner-ins.htm
Perhaps you could give it a try.
Leg Godt-
Sven
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