Ogre; a LEGO "Tank"
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@zacharybaringer Hmm, you might want to rethink that (read the other comments). Happily married, with a PhD in physics, employed teaching, with three kids, and my "no life" with LEGO has been good enough that I talk with folks at LEGO about their product (even to the point of beta testing for them).
Huh. Yeah, I'll take "nerd" if that;s what it implies. Did I mention I also receive royalties from a book I co-authored on LEGO? ;)
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@monkadelic13 Sure... and everything from Battle Bots will get owned by just one small APC or M1 Abrams tank. The point being?
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where did you get all those zamor spheres
GATEBOYNXT 1 month ago
@GATEBOYNXT At one time (several years ago), you could buy "Zamor packs", 10 spheres for about $5. When they would go on sale, I would buy them up.
brdavis5 1 month ago
How do you make a sprung tread system?
rcrc280 3 months ago
@rcrc280 To a look at the building plans. For Ogre, the front and rear (driven) tread sprockets are fixed, (and there are a number of smaller supporting bogies wheels in between). Where the tread would usually return to the front "on top", there's a third sprocket wheel, stretching the treads into a slight triangle shape. This third sprocket is on an arm that can pivot in or out, and is held out against the tread by a spring (LEGO shock absorber).
brdavis5 3 months ago
2:45 overkill. Did you design it or get the schematic/manual? Amplify the speed and go hunt some dogs.
CognitiveNetwork 4 months ago
@CognitiveNetwork I originated this design - both the launching system, and the tank chassis it sits on. I could certainly make it go faster... but that just makes it tougher to control. And no *WAY* would I actually shoot and anyone / anything with this... not remotely that cruel.
brdavis5 4 months ago