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Lego Technic Remote Control Off Roader

Lego Technic Remote Control Off Roader
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Me and my cousin have modified the blue Lego Technic off-road truck (set number 8435), with Power Functions from the Bulldozer, now it can drive anywhere, remotely controlled!

It will easily trek across grass, and up a >35 degree slope.

It servived a flip over a 1m slope, and then carried on driving, with no wires/parts coming loose.

We were surprised at how much torque the Lego gears can take, with the right support, we tried many methods to increase the torque, without losing speed and grip, but this is the best attempt.

Note: Perhaps no instructable will be posted, because this is a very complicated build, and we would have to show you how to take certain parts on/off the original model. I'm sure these many pictures will help though, and inspire people to build thier own.

Good Points:
>Good Suspension.
>Powerful Motors.
>Good steering.
>Excellent Remote Control.
>Makes a Great Off Roader.
>Good torque.
>The body can be easily removed for internal cleaning/inspection.

Bad Points:
>Only Rear Wheel Drive.
>Steering Centering Is Not Too Good


Don't forget to comment, rate and subscribe to me, (mamod) and KnexFoof (my cousin)!






14 comments
May 23, 2011. 8:20 PMThe nerdling says:
that is the best.
how's the suspension?
Sep 21, 2011. 8:25 PMThe nerdling says:
awesome, try and put oil filled shocks on it
Sep 4, 2011. 8:23 AMberninghausen says:
Well done. Would like to see more of the train setup--the tracks in the background are quite a tease. Maybe a Lego train?
Sep 5, 2011. 1:53 PMberninghausen says:
sure, provide the link--my son-in-law and grandkids are lego-crazy and love trains.
Jul 8, 2011. 3:14 PMDeereOil says:
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Jul 10, 2011. 6:34 AMDeereOil says:
thanks but i found some on the internet
Jul 10, 2010. 8:33 AMthe_burrito_master says:
Steering on the right, you must be from Europe! Nice build It looks fantastic!
Jul 10, 2010. 10:22 AMthe_burrito_master says:
Knew it :)
Jul 10, 2010. 2:58 PMTheFoofinator says:
Hi matt, burrito is anice guy, look at his coaster!

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