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CaDA AMG GT3 Progress
Very difficult techniques but it's very fun to build!
u/Louren2008 — 15 hours ago
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Lego 42056 - Fake or Real set
Guys, please can you share your thoughts on this Lego 42056 set. I suspect it is fake but many common traits of a fake are not displayed on this box. What is the likelihood of it being a resealed box?keen to buy one but dont want to be scammed with a fake. Thanks
u/stardust_fm — 13 hours ago
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I rebuilt the Bronco into a front loader with instructions from rebrickable- credit to MrPlatinum
I rebuilt the Bronco into the front loader MOC featured on the racing brick YouTube channel.
I very nearly made the telehandler which was another alternative build but this one had a lot more functions.
The build was pretty nice but a couple of parts (specifically the doors) could have been more stable. Some instructions were in a slightly strange order too. In any case I'm very happy with the end result. This is the second time I've rebuilt this set- I miss B and C models!
When I posted the bronco rebuilt into a Unimog people asked me to send over the pdf instructions- please don't do this, these builds are less than five dollars on rebrickable and we should absolutely support the creators.
u/Aromatic_Student_221 — 23 hours ago
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Cada servo or mould king for rally🤔
Since I'm working on this rally project, steering precision is key. I'm choosing between the new Mould King and CaDA servo motors.
My main concerns are:
Centering: Which one returns to zero more accurately?
Torque: Which can handle the stress of high-speed turns better?
Speed: I need fast response times for rally stages.
What’s your experience? Which brand has better build quality lately?
u/onitsuker — 4 hours ago
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Need help with torque vectoring / electronic diff on Mould King 6.0
Hello all desinger lego!
So I built a rally-style LEGO car using two buggy motors, each directly connected to a rear wheel with no differential, and I’m using a Mould King 6.0 battery/controller. On a straight line it’s fast and powerful, but as soon as I try to turn, the handling gets really bad — the car understeers, one wheel slips, and it feels very unstable, especially at higher speeds. I started thinking about making some kind of “electronic differential” or torque vectoring, where when I steer left the left motor would get slightly less power so the car can rotate better, and the same idea for the other side. The problem is that the Mould King 6.0 app seems very limited — I can only control throttle and steering, but I can’t find any way to mix inputs or link steering angle to motor power. So right now it feels like I’m stuck between bad handling, trying to manually control both motors which is not practical, or switching to a completely different control system. Has anyone managed to do torque vectoring or an electronic diff with Mould King 6.0, maybe using a third-party app or some kind of workaround? Any advice would be really helpful😅
u/onitsuker — 19 hours ago
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What kind of competitions would you like on r/legotechnic? Would you take part in them?
Hello again!
As you know, MOC of the Month posts are beginning in May, but we were also thinking about introducing "themed" months or other kinds of competitions, as the userbase of this sub is big enough for things like that to take off (hopefully!).
We of course need to take into account what would actually interest you. The kinds of lego technic builds you would enjoy creating and seeing on the sub.
So 2 big questions, one open and one with only 2 possibilities:
- What kinds of themes would you enjoy seeing (more of) on r/legotechnic?
- Would you take part in building the themed mocs?
(if you have other ideas, you are of course free to discuss them below)
u/Vondrr — 23 hours ago
Week