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Finally sorted out.my gear mesh and slipping issues. Had to shim the back of a gear and then for the other diff housings and covers I had to flat them back to avoid slip. It now probably seems a little rough, but it should now bed in.
So next job on the 6x6 is to make a light setup for it.

Better get some LEDs on order.

Just spotted this
If someone could come up with a stl file for the motor holder I could print loads off like their going out of fashion
https://youtu.be/6IotrtmTkos
Cheers
Wayne


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Max-U52 wrote:I've got a friend who is an excellent designer and he's whipped up a WC51, which may be followed by the WC53 ambulance and the WC56 Command Car.

The WC51




And the project

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More to follow.

Come on Gary, get that printer running!
Here's where mine is upto...


I've done some filling to cover my poor glueing ability.
It's been a bit of a pita but I've managed to get the whole front end removable in one piece
I just love the pivoting hood
Cheers
Wayne


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Wow look at that! It looks awesome.

This 200rpm geared motor arrived today, I wonder what I'll use it for lol

Cheers Wayne


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Amazing work, the thing you gents do with these little trucks are mind boggling. Who would I have to speak with to have a copy of that file, those wheels would make my task a lot easier.

midlife306 wrote:This 200rpm geared motor arrived today, I wonder what I'll use it for lol

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Big block power!

midlife306 wrote:

Max-U52 wrote:I've got a friend who is an excellent designer and he's whipped up a WC51, which may be followed by the WC53 ambulance and the WC56 Command Car.

The WC51




And the project

phpBB [video]

More to follow.

Come on Gary, get that printer running!
Here's where mine is upto...


I've done some filling to cover my poor glueing ability.
It's been a bit of a pita but I've managed to get the whole front end removable in one piece
I just love the pivoting hood
Cheers
Wayne


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great work,my jaw dropped....where on earth are you guys finding all these cool files?
or you guys are designing in cad?
thanx in advance for any info.

ive got a lil jeep project im printing for the wpl axels......but its nothing compared to what you guys are doing.
i cant compliment enough to you guys.

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Hi Igotit,
Ahh the Ossum Jeep, I printed that a while ago but i scaled it to 1/16, unfortunately you then struggle for room to fit any running gear, I’ve got some tiny motors with axles now that I’m going to try & fit at some point.

Most of my models come from Thingiverse, I tweak them to 1/16.
I use parts from lots of different 3D models to get what I need, cutting & tweaking as required.
It also helps to know as many people as possible who have CAD skills.
I’m just about to get some training on Fusion 360, well I will if my laptop will run it lol

This is a good example, the Hanomag 3D model was from Thingiverse, scale was 1/200, I blew it up to 1/16, I removed the wheel arches coz they didn’t look right at 1/16, then cut it into 6 or 7 bits to print. I used modified wheel arches from a Lancia truck, a tweaked gas canister model to make the air tanks & modified windows from Wib’s Morris Quad. Lots more to do on it before it’s ready for paint.
Wheels & tyres are the biggest problem at 1/16.
Cheers
Wayne


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Wayne Hi, I wonder if you have visited ---
www.spareblocks.com
They are a very good source in the UK for all things "LEGO" including Tyres,
Well worth a visit although Mick gave me a hard time when I pointed him to this dealer because he ended up spending money on stuff he didn't know he wanted until he saw it on the site.
Shaun.