And finally, here is the second part of the 42050 Drag Racer video where you can see if the upgraded version can do real wheelies by itself (hint – it can 😉 )
The body panels and the stickers of the upgraded version are mostly coming from the 42041/8041 Race Truck, I think they fit perfectly.
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The upgraded version has the following components:
- Servo motor for steering
- 2 Buggy motors
- 2 BuWizz units
- 1 M motor for powering the fake engine
- Proper seat for the driver
- Larger spoiler to add weight to the back – essential for the wheelies 🙂
The drag racing christmas tree is controlled by 2 SBricks, the staging and start sequence is pre-programmed. I’ll share some details in a separate post.