LEGO Technic 42122 motorized with RC (+ build instructions)

A modification of the LEGO 42122 Jeep Wrangler set with motors and remote control. For building instruction, see end of video (starting at 5:22).

[@speedracer1331]

Love the instructions! It's like the actual lego PDF and the piece count at the end was very helpful!

[@MsT0301]

İnstroctions are good but we can’t see cables so that is so hard if you make cables visible that gonna be so good

[@THEMOCCHANNEL]

the front axle is just genius!

[@passerico]

what a great job! like a real Jeep, it's a frame with the engine with a body over installed. need more power (and 4wd will be the best)

[@kingfernando4804]

I tried double L motors in the back and it worked great

[@JaydenHoang-jc4ev]

@@kingfernando4804 how did you connect the 2 L motors together?

[@huizhang3188]

You did a fantastic job on motorising this set but you could improve it to be 4WD witch would be amazing, PS, nice instructions. :)

[@simonesorrentino4574]

what are the pieces to buy in addition to those of the box? Thanks

[@NavarrosGaming]

The ones for the chasis tutorial

[@berberdebeer2694]

You did such a great job! Thx for the amazing video

[@fr3dpivo]

Thanks

[@harleymalta]

Where do you buy the parts from? Motor, receiver, etc....

[@iwantmymilk19]

Great!

[@Shadow_tost13]

what parts do i have to buy extra when i allredy have the original set "?

[@wafity]

thats so cool

[@BricksandPistons_au]

Try to make it all wheel drive instead of rear wheel drive. Btw good job motorizing it:)

[@minhhungphan248]

thank bro

[@Hipwop1]

Hey do you think if you changed the wheels of the jeep to the ford raptor wheels it would have better result in dirt and water like shown in the video and sand

[@fr3dpivo]

The spiky thread looks interesting, but the 42126 Ford Raptor is a bigger car and wheels have size 75.1 x 28 compared to the 56 x 26 tractor tire on the 42122 Jeep Wrangler.

[@LocalLamaris]

Do you have any suggestions on how to make mine faster with a power functions L motor because mine goes very very slow

[@Arcticfawksie]

Look up some tips and tricks vids for Lego I usually do that when I need help and they haven’t been wrong yet

[@obrianarias741]

How would it be possible to make the wheels go faster (make the RC overall faster) using a stronger motor?

[@klombogaming8715]

I have a Circuit Cubes motors would it be about the same?

[@TaiNguyen-wq5gw]

How do you change batteries, looks difficult

[@adamaves5563]

Please reply with a link to the motors🙏🏻

[@romanwolny4239]

Everything is in the set I will buy or you need to buy things? You have to have a big brain to invent such things and you have it

[@fr3dpivo]

Thanks. Most bricks are in the 42122 set but you need some more. At the end of the video, you will see a list of all bricks that you need.

[@Nelson_is_cool]

what motors and other stuff did you add?

[@polerhayze2540]

Are all the pieces included in the set? Aside from the power functions.

[@fr3dpivo]

All most. You need a few extra parts. Please follow the link to the building instructions to find an overview of all used parts.

[@waynelan6792]

There's no suspension unfortunately!😕

[@fr3dpivo]

True. I could not get it in. I tried to get the turning cycle as small as possible, only 60 cm.

[@francescorigoldi7707]

Are those pieces used in the instructions included in the set?

[@fr3dpivo]

No, you need additional pieces. At each end of the two building instructions, you will find a list of pieces so you can see which pieces you need.

[@A_Dilophosaurus]

Do you have a Rebrickable account?

[@fr3dpivo]

No, sorry I don’t. Why do you ask? Please note that building instructions are included in de video.

[@passerico]

@@fr3dpivo this is a real PLUS. great job again.

[@horvathmihaly3726]

That's really f*uking good😁

[@Sergei_Kochetkov]

Смотрит Россия.Дай инструкцию.Хочу с сыном такое сделать