A car in a Day – A Lego Technic building challenge.
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A car in a Day – A Lego Technic building challenge.
A car in a Day – A Lego Technic building challenge.
Yesterday I had a day free to myself and wanted to build something, I decided to set myself a challenge to build a car from scratch in a day. The limits I had was that I only had a day (8 Hours) and I was limited to only the pieces from 8068 (Rescue Helicopter) and 9395 (Pickup Truck) to build this.
I had done no prior planning on this; I woke up and decided to do it. The idea I had was to build a car with as many features as possible and which looked and worked in a realistic manner.
I managed to build the car with the following features:
- Working steering connected to the steering wheel in the car.
- V4 engine (Real mounted)
- Working differential
- Opening rear hood
- Opening doors
- Adjustable seats
- Working hand brake
I had wanted to add pop up headlights but after spending some time trying to add these I could not get them to work how I wanted so I removed these and just mounted the lights at the front, maybe in “Version 2” I will be able to add these and get them working.
Overall I am quite pleased with how it ended up, the limit on what pieces I had meant that some of the colours are not quite how I would like, still I think it looks quite good.
Now for the photos
http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/a-car-in-day-lego-technic-building.html
Yesterday I had a day free to myself and wanted to build something, I decided to set myself a challenge to build a car from scratch in a day. The limits I had was that I only had a day (8 Hours) and I was limited to only the pieces from 8068 (Rescue Helicopter) and 9395 (Pickup Truck) to build this.
I had done no prior planning on this; I woke up and decided to do it. The idea I had was to build a car with as many features as possible and which looked and worked in a realistic manner.
I managed to build the car with the following features:
- Working steering connected to the steering wheel in the car.
- V4 engine (Real mounted)
- Working differential
- Opening rear hood
- Opening doors
- Adjustable seats
- Working hand brake
I had wanted to add pop up headlights but after spending some time trying to add these I could not get them to work how I wanted so I removed these and just mounted the lights at the front, maybe in “Version 2” I will be able to add these and get them working.
Overall I am quite pleased with how it ended up, the limit on what pieces I had meant that some of the colours are not quite how I would like, still I think it looks quite good.
Now for the photos
http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/a-car-in-day-lego-technic-building.html
Re: A car in a Day – A Lego Technic building challenge.
Looks great Paul; you certainly have great skills.
brickie- Forum Administrator
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Re: A car in a Day – A Lego Technic building challenge.
I was getting quite excited by your car thinking it looked a lot like a VW dune buggy. Then I saw the V4; so so close.
This is a really good result for a single day unplanned build. I wish I built quicker. My stuff takes months to years.
This is a really good result for a single day unplanned build. I wish I built quicker. My stuff takes months to years.
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Re: A car in a Day – A Lego Technic building challenge.
Well here is a video I took of it in action before I broke it down to use the pieces in another MOC I am building.
http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/my-concept-car-video.html
http://mizibunktechnic.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/my-concept-car-video.html
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