LEGO Technic Motorised Articulated Hauler - set 8264

Instructions are available at this link: http://s186.photobucket.com/albums/x249/NXTLiftBoy/ArticulatedHauler/?albumvi...
More info: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/90037 for
This is a motorised and remote-controlled modification of LEGO set 8264, so NOT just the set from the shop! I added parts from the LEGO bulldozer set 8275, besides Power Functions lights, a switch, and a cord.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• LEGO
• Technic
• Power
• Functions
• remote
• control
• set
• 8264
• articulated
• hauler
• NXTLiftBoy
• mocpages
• moc

[VideoEngineering]

Grate job.

I was going to rebuild mine, but your instructions are not available any more. Could you post it again please?

Regards

[NXTLiftBoy]

@VideoEngineering Thx. The photoalbum with instructions is still around, but a space got into the URL above, and now YouTube only puts a part of the URL in a link... So please aim your browser at the full link, it should still work.

[OndrovideoPRODUCTION]

the 1:10 the back wheel is bad

[NXTLiftBoy]

@OndrovideoPRODUCTION well spotted! it is mostly the axles that suffer i think, the wheels seem ok to me. This is an extreme load so it distorts the axles... but nothing broken, pfew.

[colethelegodude]

are the lights from the set originaly or did you add them, I was wondering i think i might save up for it.

[NXTLiftBoy]

@colethelegodude i think i added them, but to be sure you can check the set contents yourself at eg peeron.com

[phattacorider]

That thing is SICK!!!!!!!!!!!

[NXTLiftBoy]

@noudgoertz perhaps true, but torque was not my major concern, as you can see it has way enough power to drive around. Frankly, i did not see another solution in the space available. I am curious as to your solution though...

[noudgoertz]

it's bad to use worm screws to make it drive, a lot of torque whill be waste.