Actually, yes! I only plugged a motor in to record the video.

Wow... and how did that go??? (and thanks for the positive feedback :) )

@@alterlego8852 it works great on a fresh puffy powder: both pushing with front blade and grooming with the tail; but on the hard icy snow it was struggling due to lack of contact between the tracks and the wheels: i could see how they lack tension. But it didn't ruin the fun 🙂

@@maksimiavorskii2597 well, it was certainly not designed with a real application in mind ;) I was not expecting it to actually work, in particular the grooming!

@@alterlego8852 Next time we have a snowfall, I’ll share a video in action

Instructions are available at Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-169740/alter-lego/42158-alternate-mobile-transmission-unit/#details

Thanks

Oh wait I have to buy it?

Ah man

I’m a kid

Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it.

In theory yes, because these functions are independent. However, because this is my very first Powered Up program, I couldn't make it work properly and could only implement one function working at a time. This being said, in practice, you already need two fingers to drive the model, so it would be challenging to operate the blade simultaneously...

Thanks im planing tu build this model and add buwizz

Indeed, it is an alternate, so no extra part is needed. Only can the official D11 app not be used to control the groomer, one needs to make a dedicated controller using the Lego Powered Up app (instructions for designing this controller are also provided).

Nice work 👍👍

It is there! The instructions are available at Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-130579/alter-lego/42131-alternate-snow-groomer/ They include details on how to build the remote controller with the Powered Up app. 557 pages, available for 7.50 euros.

They will be available at Rebrickable.com. Please bear with me (see previous comments). 3D modelling is ~60% done...

Thank you! The instructions are on their way... It is a rather complex model, so it takes a bit of time. They will be available at Rebrickable.

@@alterlego8852 ok that's good news , i understand it's a lot of work

They are being made and will be available at Rebrickable.

Thank you. Looking fwd for it to be available at Rebrickable. Any additional Lego parts needed?

It's an amazing design you have made.

@@1Route2Heaven Nope, this is 100% alternative build, only the original set is needed.

Wonderful, thanks.

Thanks, glad you like them!

Thanks!

Do you mean instructions? They are on rebrickable (with a small fee): rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-89922/alter-lego/42122-alternate-trophy-truck/

@@alterlego8852 free?

@@alterlego8852 heya, i am from spain and rebrickable isn't letting me purchase anything from rebrickable, even if i dont use proxy or vpn. Maybe you take bizum or paypal or any other alternative ?

@@rubenbj3378 hi, can you pm me? (See alter-lego.org/en/contact.html for address)

Hi, there is no "adjustable" suspension on that model...

@@alterlego8852 I ment say that of American oldies

@@tanishsartstudio6911 Well, that one has no suspension ;) Only an adjustable ground clearance, which is demonstrated in the video.

Building instructions are available on Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-89922/alter-lego/42122-alternate-trophy-truck/

@@alterlego8852 thx man

Hi, please send a (nice) email to [email protected], I'll see what I can do :)

Thanks! There will be instructions at Rebrickable, but I still have to make them. Hopefully by the end of the year...

Thanks, yes, on Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-51903/alter-lego/customizable-american-oldie/

@@alterlego8852 thx, but for buy? really?

@@krzychuj2137 Indeed, 2 euros :s

@@alterlego8852 8-10zl on polish

i haven't credit card

Where did you get the instructions?