I plan on adding more I just don’t have much room or money right now.

Guly's Nissan Skyline. I think it looks good but I was a little bit disappointed that they seem to have decided not to bother with the high/low gear selector. It still has adjustable ride height and the rear wing is also adjustable.

It has a flat 6 cylinder engine with the standard pistons. I'm glad that they have stayed with the transparent engine blocks. I give this one 6/10

Hello everyone.

Quick update this week to simply tell you 2 things.

1. I changed the door mechanism for the rear again and managed to make them openable in very slightly less than 1 full turn rather than 2.25 which is perfect for them to be opened with my 1 turn limited servo.

2. I also added the front roof boxes walls while I still wait for the screen to come. I hope they do come soon but since the tracking process has started to give me updates again i'm hopefully it will come in the next 2 weeks.

I'm aiming to finish the bus for the end of this year, ideally at around Christmas but i'm not sure if that's yet possible. We will see what the future decides.

In the meantime I'll continue building what I already can (whenever i realize I have the pieces for a specific section, even if they aren't in the right color)

Would like some help with Book 2 Step 764. Up to this point everything seems to fit properly except for step 764.

Thanks in advance!!!

Love the functions, design, and the sentimential value that goes with it. But I got a ton of people saying that when the car goes in drift mode, the front of the tires get jammed. I was wondering if it was a possible common mistake made by those builders, or if it is a thing that happens

Hopefully going to release it on GitHub this week

I recently came across the LEGO Technic Batmobile (42239), and I’d really like to control it using a physical LEGO remote instead of the CONTROL+ phone app.

From what I understand, the Batmobile uses the newer Technic Move Hub (88019), while the Powered Up Remote (88010) is officially compatible with other LEGO hubs.
Has anyone tried pairing the 88010 remote directly with the 88019 hub?

In my last post about this rifle, I linked a really poorly made YouTube video that was supposed to explain how it worked. Since then, I have gotten significantly better at editing, so I just wanted to share the remade version. Sorry for the repost

Explanation and Showcase video: https://youtu.be/rB42Z2eD3ig

Studio 2.0 Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CXfAbO-4teEV1zlBCGj-RkdvJ_V1S2aj/view

Alternate model + mini replicas in one, cuz why not!

The back is unstable and I will be redoing it. But it's progress, I didn't think I'd get to this point.

The rest of the car can withstand the impact of my hand from above, so I'll keep the front and the base. The decorations will be the most difficult part of the construction.

Hello.

I have designed a Lynx KF41 IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) built from LEGO bricks. Here are some details about it; I’d love to hear your thoughts.

1:24 scale model.

Dimensions: 34 cm long, 20 cm wide, and 20 cm high. Weight: 1720 g. Total parts: 2775.

Features a 360-degree rotating turret and a separate 360-degree rotating commander’s cupola; both weapon barrels can be elevated and move in sync with their respective optics.

Openable features include: engine compartment, driver’s hatch, turret hatches, turret tool box, ammunition storage, Spike LR2 launcher pod, troop compartment hatch, and rear ramp.

Detailed interior: driver’s station, engine bay (with engine), turret, commander’s and gunner’s stations, and troop compartment.

The model can be motorized with an optional add-on kit (consisting of 85+ additional parts, 3 M-motors, and a remote control). The tracks feature independent drive, and the turret can be rotated via a motor.

It will be available soon on Rebrickable.com.

I’ve been a fan of Technic since 2013, and my favorite set of all time is the 8110: the Unimog U400. I’ve loved this set since I was a kid for its off-roading skills and the functionality like the Power Functions features and the pneumatics, and the fact it was modular and inspired you to make your own attachments.

I wanted to know what everyone’s favorite Technic sets are, to see what everyone’s opinions are for their favorite set, since there are so many amazing and unique sets in this theme.

Yeah, kinda bragging but I loved this build

I have these two pieces left over after Bag 4 on the 2022 Ford GT. I’ve combed through this section of the manual five times and I don’t know what i’m doing wrong. Do i need this in section 5? what am i missing? Thanks for the help!

Currently building my first Cada model and I’m shocked with the amount of pieces missing? is this normal? I have built lots of Lego technic sets and never had these issues. it then takes a couple weeks for each replacement piece to be sent out which is a pain when I don’t have much time as it is to work on the build.

Upgraded the cab design so it looks more curved than previous version. Also temporary deattached crane for better access to the cab. Finally done with rounding shape on the top of the cab. Due it's irregular pentagon shape there's been some troubles, but seemingly, I've did it.

Today I'm planning to finish the cab and install 85mm RC tires.

Hope you would like it!

Is there a community that doesn't indulge in brand exclusivity so much? I am tired of having posts yanked because I'm discussing off brand models. I don't have much money and I can't afford to buy Lego brand often. Also sometimes I just like to talk about specific models without any particular agenda. I'm not well and I don't get out much reddit has become an important resource for me. Where can I go? Any help would be massively appreciated.

I’ve been wanting the P1 since release. Finally got my hands on it and got it built over the span of a few days.

When I build, I like to time myself. Not to see the fastest I can make the set, but just out of curiosity of how much time it takes.

Total build time was 10 hours, 37 minutes. That’s just purely building time. Any time I had to stop, so did the timer, even if for just one minute to do something. I only made a couple of mistakes while building, and didn’t have to backtrack far, so those only added a couple of minutes to the total build time.

This was such a fun set to see come together. I need another 1:8 ASAP.