LEGO Technic Mini Unimog U4023

[@1plaintext]

I like those old school tires, bring back so much memories, I didn't realize they still make those

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Actually LEGO stopped making them in 2003. I found these in my grandfather's house, so those are from my dad, when he was playing with LEGO. So they're like 30-40 years old and the rubber has hardened over time, so they're not really grippy anymore. But they still work well on rocks because of the profile.

[@ludicrousbrickstudio]

thats really cool!

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Thank you!

[@rclegogarage6941]

I appreciate the bodywork and technical ideas made in such small scale!

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Thanks! Building in such a small scale is quite fun and completely different from what I normally do.

[@sad-ist4492]

The best creator small cars.

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Thank you! I don't build small vehicles that often but they're definitely fun!

[@AAA-yj5pr]

Cool und kompakt, liebs!👍👍

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Danke!

[@mr-ds7kl]

Гениально, использовать вместо пружин резинки! Спасибо за идею

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Thanks! That was the simplest solution

[@adrian_zombturtle148]

Very cool, can it be built using only power function parts ?

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Yes! The BuWizz motor can be easily replaced with basically any motor you want. You can for example fit a power functions L motor vertically. The BuWizz motor is a bit overkill anyway, I never drove it with full power, so a single power functions motor should be enough. I don't think that you can fit the big AA battery box but the small AAA or rechargeable battery box should fit just fine.