anatolich

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  • Birthday 10/03/2003

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    Sillamäe, Estonia
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  1. Hello, I've done a video showing the truck driving, but one of SBricks was continuously disconnecting, so the driving wasn't smooth. Here is video: Also I reinforced the chassis a little, so it bends slightly less, and because the chassis is asymmetrical one side bends more than other. About instructions: they are only about 25% ready, and I don't know when the will be finished.
  2. If you will have any problem with building it, feel free to contact me. About bending... My next MOC is possible only because of bending, but it will barely noticeable when it's finished. If I remember correctly, this MOC has about 5300 parts.
  3. I used 3 SBricks to control this MOC
  4. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post it here, but Lepin is back with the same name: https://lepinworld.com I also can see a lot of MOCs there
  5. Well, it barely can turn when all axles are on the ground. Even in real life these trucks turn only with lifted axles. Yes, you are right. The reason why I couldn't make truck to not bend is asymmetrical chassis and my poor skills in building sturdy things. Making studfull frame isn't an option for me because I enjoy building with only studless parts.
  6. Hello everyone Today I want to intoduce you my latest MOC, Kenworth T600 with Michigan 8-axle Trailer. Truck features: Driving and fake V8 engine - 1 Buggy motor + 1 XL motor Front axle steering - 1 Servo motor Fifth wheel lock - 1 M motor Possibility to power the trailer 2 SBricks for control 2 big battery boxes for powering Pendular suspension on 2 rear axles Openable doors and hood Suspension on the seats Truck dimensions: Length - 54 cm Width - 19 studs Height - 24 cm Weight - 2860 g Trailer features 3 front axles lifting - 1 M motor 2 rear axles lifting - 1 M motor Pneumatic pump - 1 M motor 1 Sbrick for control Powering from the truck Activation of the pneumatic outriggers - 1 M motor Openable rear doors Trailer dimensions: Length - 95 cm Width - 19 studs Height - 22 cm Weight - 4035 g Making bodywork for this truck was quite challenging: the hood is widening from 9 studs to 13, then the cabin from 13 to 14, and the sleeper is widening from 17 to 19 studs. Also the top of the hood and the roof of the cabin have angles. And, of course, some fotos: You can find more fotos here. I hope I'll be able to film the video this month. Also I'm working on instructions for the truck. Most likely the will be realized in December. Hope You like it!
  7. Hey again! Today I have finished this MOC in Studio, but unfortunately I wasn't able to make instructions. You can find file here. Note that towing fork, boom raising and extending are contolled by ropes, hope you will understand where they should be connected. Also note that there are illigal solutions and some parts have to be bent. If You have question, please contact me! Edit: I don't know how but I forgot to mention that boom can't set in starting position without help because of friction
  8. Well video is ready, but with mistake: we set camera wrong so the extended boom isn't in video. But still the video is here: Also I'll try to finish Studio file next week To be continued...
  9. Hi again! Last week my friend and I shoot a video, so probably video is coming next or maybe even this week! While filming video I found 1 problem: in turns the wheels touch the hood and I don't know where, therefore I need to rebuild the whole front part but I'm very tired of this MOC. Also I have an announcement: I decided to make this MOC in Studio, at this moment I have done about 30% of the work and this truck already has 1862 part, so it is going to be quite big. Here is foto specially for you;) To be continued...
  10. Thank you for kind words! It means very a lot to me This model was clean when we started doing fotos, but you can see a lot of dust because it was very windy and sand on the ground was dry As I said earlier, video is coming in April No, surprisingly. There is a lot of free space Unfortunatly I can`t create instructions for this model for 2 reasons It has some illegal techiques, so LDD instructions is impossible I have no my own camera, so good quality fotosequens is also impossible But when I`ll disasseble it I can take not very good quality fotos of everything in this MOC, so you could create instructions. If you are intrested in this please let me know
  11. Hey! I want to show you my latest MOC, Kenworth tow truck. And yes, this is my second Kenworth in a row, but there will be at least 1 more in May. Kenworth is my favourite truck brand :) Features: 8X4 drive and fake V8 engine - 4 L motors Front axle steering - 1 Servo motor 2nd axle lifting - 1 M motor Rer outriggers - 1 L motor Boom raising - 1 L motor 3 stage boom extending - 1 L motor 2 independent winches - 2 M motors Towing fork - 1 M motor Manual towing fork extending Pendular suspension on 2 rear axles and torsion suspesion on 2nd axle 10 openable doors on each side and openable hood Dimensions: Lenght - 69cm Widht - 19 studs Height (lowered boom) - 25cm Height (raised boom) - ~70cm Weight - 4.8kg Some of mechanisms used in the boom, such as raising and end of the 3rd stage were inspired by @efferman `s tow truck and the boom itself was inspired by @Ivan_M `s mobile crane. This time I tried to make a slightly narrower but higher cab, sleeper also is higher in comparison with my previous MOC. Also I made whell arches as tight as possible, so sometimes in turns rear wheels touch them. More fotos: You can find more fotos in my Flick Video is coming in April! P. S. I remember that some of You complained about custom fake engine, but I don`t want to switch to other engine in nearest future Hope You like it!
  12. I think that you should check everything around the Z24 gears, sometimes they touch other parts when these gears are under load.
  13. Thank you for your kind words! I have some videos, but they are not in very good quality Also I found some fotos showing what was inside the model: Finally, some interesting facts about this model: I started this MOC on 23rd June and placed last parts on 23rd October, so building took exactly 4 months This is my second MOC, second truck and second Kenworth I started my first MOC on 15th December 2017, this model was disassembled on 15th December 2018 Hope you like it!
  14. I'm very lazy:) Also because I wanted to post it here with fotos from event, but I received them only on this week (I haven't my own camera)
  15. So, there is limit on truck lenght? I know that road train limitation exist, but I never heard about truck lenght limit.