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In lugnet.modelteam, Tobbe Arnesson writes:
> In lugnet.announce.moc, Ross Crawford writes:
> > Almost-minifig-scale, based on DEMAG AC100.
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> > http://www.lugnet.com/~469/projects/allterraincrane
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> Hey, nice one Rosco!
Thanks Tobbe!
> Clever design on the boom, both extension and elevating.
I like them too, though I'm disappointed how easily the elevating axle bends.
> But why didn't you use real drive and suspension, bet you could have fit some
> RC from HiTechnic in there aswell :)
8?) I doubt even John's miniature controls could be squeezed in there!
> The stickers look OK from here, and they lead me to explore the BRE-site, did
> not know of that previously (nice models, especially the grader). Perhaps you
> can find transparent sticker material?
Yes, I'll probably try transparent next time. It's so expensive though! Even
more than white 8?(
> Glad to see someone who makes "small" MOC's. I wish I did sometimes, my
> projects always get to big to keep my attention through the build. Hm, time for
> a minifig-scale Hercules?
Sounds like a great idea! I figure TJ, Jen and Dennis have the large scale
all sewn up, so I'll stick with smaller stuff for a while.
> My only somplaint/suggestion is that your site -like Dennis Bosman's- needs a
> maximized browser-window (1152 x 864 at work, 1280 x 1024 at home) to avoid
> side-to-side scrolling. Personally I hate that. I like to keep my browser in a
> 800-ish wide and as tall as the resolution allows.
Do you mean the BRE page or the Lugnet page? I thought I made them all
viewable at 1024 wide...
> You've added some nice details, the motor, fake pneumatic housing, driver
> instrumentation etc.
>
> Can you beat TJ's maxlift? Seriously though, how much weight can it handle
> at most?
I haven't tested it fully - there's some pictures on the brickshelf folder
lifting an x-wing (about 300g) but it could lift more. See
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/RoscoHead/construction/allterraincrane/load3.jpg
I estimate it could lift about 500g, but I'll try when I get a chance!
> As Eric said, the trolley is a nice thouch. How do you attach the boom
> extension? Perhaps the answer is there post-moderation...
Ummm not really - maybe I need to take some close-ups. There's a shot with
it at 0 degrees offset
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/RoscoHead/construction/allterraincrane/extension2.jpg
I'll upload some more pics when I get a chance. Basically the whole pulley
assembly is removed, and attached to the end of the extension, while the
extension is attached where the pulley assembly was.
Regards
ROSCO
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| (...) Well it do get it's fair share of abuse. (...) :) (...) I don't mind more in the 1:20 range and I don't mind building what others already have built but originality is better. (...) Yes, they are. But I prefer to keep my browser in the 800 (...) (22 years ago, 3-Jan-03, to lugnet.modelteam, lugnet.technic)
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