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Nearly a year ago, our group, NALUG, was asked to do some displays and bus kits
for the local transit system. I ended up doing two kits and one larger model. A
few months ago, I got my "Emerald Night" train, and #8275 Power Functions
bulldozer. That gave me experience with Power Functions, and eventually got me
thinking about powering one of my buses. The one I did is a "New Flyer" low-
floor bus. Externally, it is identical to the kit that I had designed, and so
looks like a town creation. Inside, it is stuffed with Power Functions and
Technic. The big challenge was steering inside a 1x6 arch (the wheel-well).
My page on the powered bus is here:
http://www.graysage.com/cg/Toys/Lego/ETS2008/Powered/index.html
-Chris Gray
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Hey I like your compact solutions for the drive and steering, well done!
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Eric Sophie wrote:
> Hey I like your compact solutions for the drive and steering, well done!
Thanks, Eric.
I'm getting close to the end of my next MOC. Then, just some simple hills and
then I'm done my part for our next show. Unless of course I decided to try to
build some more cars... I really do have to get back to what I'm supposed to
be doing!
-Chris G.
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