16/04/2018 – Update – Based on the monitoring during the weekend the issue is resolved, the site and all functions are accessible. Please let me know in the comments if you experience any problems, thank you!
13/04/2018 – I am experiencing strange server issues at the moment, the web page appears to be down sporadically. I’m working on a fix with the provider, for troubleshooting purposes some pages or functions (e.g. building instructions) might be temporarily disabled. Sorry for the inconvenience, I’ll let you know once the problem is fixed.
I would like to present you the motorized remote control mods of the LEGO® Technic 42077 Rally Car. There are two upgrades available, 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive with additional extras.
The Lego brick turned 60 years old, so I thought I need to celebrate it with a fun little Technic creation. Nomen est omen – I created a racing brick 🙂
I would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas with this video and thank you for your support!
The Lego Technic 42078 Mack Anthem received additional rc functions with the lights and the motorized trailer, controlled by 2 SBricks. The light sequences of the container are also controlled by one of the SBricks. The trailer has 2 Power Functions L motors built in. Also tested with M motors but they could not handle the load. Please note that this is a test RC mod, so there won’t be any instructions for the time being. I’m planning to do a proper rc conversion and I’ll share that one in details.
If you remember my Darth’s Angels photo it had 3 custom motorcycles, all of them was a combination of 42036 and 1-2 other Technic sets. As I promised I was preparing the building instructions slowly but surely (bad weather definitely helps), so here is the first one for Darth Vader’s bike:
The inventory can be found on the rebrickable page:
The 50th Score Baja 1000 off-road race starts today, the best way to pay a Lego tribute to this event is to take an RC Technic car outside and see how it performs 🙂
Last week I showed you the BuWizz & buggy motor equipped version of agrof’s Class 1 unlimited buggy. Although the performance was impressive compared to the original with Power Functions, the car was a bit too big and heavy for my taste. I decided to shrink it down proportionally, and this mini version was born. It has smaller wheels, the body is 2 studs narrower, and the overall length is proportionally shorter as well.
The track width did not change as I did not have the proper replacement parts for the steering, I’ll work on this later. The car feels quicker, although due to the smaller wheels some obstacles can be problematic. The color scheme is not the final one, I had to use what I found in my boxes 🙂 I’ll work more on this car later as I really like the sturdiness and the performance. And now, pictures!
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