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Re: New MOC: Car chassis
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lugnet.technic
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Wed, 11 Jun 2003 22:45:44 GMT
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Max Maxwell wrote:
> What if you used an inline four engine design instead of the V6? It should allow
> the front chassis, and therefore the steering rack, to be not as wide. I don't
> really think it would affect the realism of the model. Actually, if it's not
> possible to use the inline four, then I think it might be cool to use a V8! :)
True. It would increase the height a little, which depending on the
bodywork might not work, and the steering might have to be offset. I
was originally designing it to go inside an E-type model, so a V6 or V8
would be appropriate there.
I think the real challenge would be to keep the rough dimensions but
make it front or four wheel drive! ;-)
> Anyway, I really like all the features compressed into such a small model. How
> long did it take to build the whole car?
I think it was two sessions of a few hours each - the first to
experiment with the various different bits, the second to combine them
all together in one car. So probably the best part of a day all in.
Plus a few hours of MLCAD!
Alastair
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LEGO creations: http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~acd114/lego/lego.html
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| (...) What if you used an inline four engine design instead of the V6? It should allow the front chassis, and therefore the steering rack, to be not as wide. I don't really think it would affect the realism of the model. Actually, if it's not (...) (21 years ago, 6-Jun-03, to lugnet.technic, FTX)
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