LEGO Indiana Jones Adventure: Update 3

[@tisaacs4487]

Wonderful work! The ONLY thing I wish you had included was the giant snake that lunges down towards the riders. Easily the most memorable part of the ride for me when I rode it.

[@STRIKE17]

Don’t worry the space in between the bridge and the skeletons is for that

[@jake_thomass]

Wow! This is genuinely amazing. I subbed 😉

[@lupin3213]

Great job😀👍

[@tek.t0k]

your MOCs are so god dude!

[@mr.diznoid1955]

I was just thinking about this and the ride should be flipped because the bridge goes from left to right and plus the ride starts going left so I would say it should be flipped. It was a shower thought. Lol but still wonderful recreation!!!! Love the detail!! The system with the vehicle is really cleaver

[@STRIKE17]

That would make more sense now that you bring it up

[@sophietang5018]

Soooo impressive. I love how it actually moves!

[@IntaminFanGRLPowerCoasters]

Good Job Strike17!

[@Chrimposaur]

OMG! so cool! maybe you can give us a tutorial on how to build good lego rides! but that's just so awesome! you deserve so much more subs for the amount of work and love put in these lego attractions

[@doritosauce6632]

Looks great!!! Are you still working on the tower of terror?

[@STRIKE17]

Yes

[@jokerman5624]

R u going to have it move by Power function

[@STRIKE17]

I’ll try again when I’m done and hopefully it’ll work. I tried before but they couldn’t quite move it and it would just get stuck

[@connorgrewal5885]

I just found a way to improve your vehicles in the ride! In the real ride, the body of the car moves and hinges. As seen here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enhanced_motion_vehicle#/media/File:Enhanced_motion_vehicle.png You might be able to replicate this by separating the car into 2 parts: The wheel base and the body. Then, connect them with a frictionless technic plate www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=2444&ccName=4196768#T=P&C=85 This should allow the body to sway back and forth and it moves or when it hits a bump! I hope this helps add a bit of accuracy to your MOC!

[@STRIKE17]

Thanks for the tip! I had done research earlier and saw that was how the vehicles moved but I wasn’t sure how to easily replicate that but your idea is great I’ll try it out

[@connorgrewal5885]

@@STRIKE17 I actually was able to replicate your vehicle. And I upgraded it. So the design I told you is good for your ride, but I came up with a completely different built that uses a ball joint instead. So that one basically let's you pose it. Unless there was a frictionless ball joint piece (the newer mixels kind). Use the idea I previously gave you. If you want, I can put together a PDF instructions packet on how I built mine! The main body of the car looks just like yours so I would be happy to provide you with one

[@connorgrewal5885]

@@STRIKE17 I made some PDF instructions for a ride vehicle that I designed, based off of yours. It uses a friction balljoint to allow for a good range of movement, but here is a frictionless modification: drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1xguaiQidc2_vLozo0e1kD8RlB2PNZYqg Here is the download for the regular instructions: drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1mpqwd0ZBffSHesiNdi0oFKvoCR2np7VB Also, would you mind if I did a review of my own design on my own channel AppleCraftStudios? I understand if you don't, after all mine is heavily inspired by yours.

[@STRIKE17]

Not at all go for it! And thanks I’ll check it out

[@STRIKE17]

I love the design it looks great!