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thats why its a MOC (my own creation) not a license lego set

All those pieces are made by LEGO, and they are in the technic category. That's where the name comes from.

How?? This is made from official LEGO pieces, and they're made from official Technic pieces.

I wish I was that good at building legos lol

Thank for your compliments! Yes, the headlights are tricky to popup due to the structure around it, but I managed to make it work in the end. Cheers!

I hear you my friend. I am improving my instruction making skills, and I believe that instructions for this one is better. (Verified myself step by step.)

Yes, rebrickable.com only sells instructions, and you have to collect every single piece based on the inventory.

It uses one LEGO PF XL motor. The batter box is unbranded which is compatible with buwizz.

Thanks!

It is not easy to manage all these functions to work in such small space without interfering each other. Thank you for your recognition! There is no braking function there. The reason you saw that behavior is that the lights and the gas are controlled with the same 360 degree handle (up/down for gas, left/right for lights), so it is very easy to control both at the same time when moving the handle diagonally.

I agree

Thanks! The smallest one I did is 1:12. 1:14 seems to be too small to put detail on it.

@@Legobee1 I've actually downloaded your Lamborghini 1:12 car (or was it 1:12.5?) and I can't wait to build it! Your content is amazing :)

@@alessiomasciandaro1022 That's my first MOC I believe, and let me know if you meet any issue. Thanks!

Some company has agreed to buy the design, so hopefully the set will be produced soon.

@@Legobee1 I hope so

Actually, I think I may have fixed it. I took the grabber all apart and found that one of my gears was tweaked wrong, so I adjusted it and now the grabber doesn't get stuck and it lifts correctly.

I am about to suggest the same, and glad that you found the reason. Cheers!

It is a rubber band, I just updated the RB inventory. I think you can just use any small rubber band for that. Sorry for the error.

Thank you for your compliment! The gear-box is actually not that small but I hide it perfectly in the car. Moreover, two L motor generates a large torque so I have to make it as sturdy as possible to prevent gear from slipping.

That two pairs of gears are for speed change, and only one pair should be engaged at a time. I have recently updated the instruction (v2) for some errors and please check if that fixes the issues you found.

Actually if you change the gears by using the shift, it will automatically engage only 1 pair.

Thank you!

Thanks!

no yet, instead I am revising this MOC to be prettier and faster. When I am satisfied, I will post instructions on rebrickable.com. Check out the new test drive video which I haven't published yet. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZS9qJhtnZJlpbM

True, creating the scissor doors is just my personal taste. I think the doors are signature of Lambo. Actually many people upgrade the doors for their Huracan in the real world.

This is a good idea for my next MOC. :D

Thank you so much. I hope that too.

Thanks!

Thank you!

It is a MOC, you have to buy the parts from like bricklink.com.

haha, flattered. Thanks.

Yes, it runs much slower outside due to the higher friction, better playing in door. Didn't calculate the money value, but the buwizz parts are kinda expensive.

Thank you! Glad that you like it.

Thanks!

haha, fair.

@@Legobee1 should rename it to Mr. Crab

@@oldhorn420 hmmm.. "spider" sounds more scary, so I'll keep it. ;) Anyway there are various types of spiders, and I believe that some of them look like crabs.

Time to get back to your old hobby.

Thank you!

it is used to remotely control lego pf cars and yes pf is power functions

Yes, the point here is to use only 1 hand to control both channels.

Thanks man!

You can follow the image sequence instructions in the description.

Thanks!

Thank you for being interested in my MOCs!

Thanks! Most of my builds are small scaled vehicles, and there are way less room than this one to waggle. Here are some pictures you may want to check.