Supersonic RC buggy instructions + teaserpics

Instructions for my MOC: supersonic RC buggy.
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[@MKTechnicCreations]

can´t wait for the "teaser" one to come up :)

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

Me neither!

[@CorerMaximus]

Thanks for the instructions! Interesting to see 6 suspension units + 2x buggy motors on this; I guess it's going to be a few weeks before I get more if them got this build, haha. :3 till then, I guess I'll start tearing down that offroader that I built from your previous video (the orange one)

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

Honored to hear you built that 😁The front uses 4 weak springs now. I suppose 2 hard ones can easily work just as well, with minimal change in the design. The rear red springs are rated as hard. But the yellow ones feel harder to me, i guess soft might work as well (the flex axles in the rear also help the spring here) let me know what you think of it when you finish it!

[@flocoollego]

@@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3 the soft spring work in the back?

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

@@flocoollego yes it has full independent suspension. The buggy motors funtion as swingarms as well here.

[@animemanXLK]

I copied the build using a power functions rechargable battery block and an Sbrick but it couldn't achieve anywere near the speeds in the video. I actually had to gear it down using the small and medium rounded cogs so it could run well since otherwise it could only move it's self on a perfectly flat surface and even then a slightly raised or uneven surface would cause it to get stuck.

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

The lego battery box only delivers 7.4v, while the buwizz can deliver up to 11.1v. That is a big difference in speed, but i am somewhat surprised to hear the torque also drops, the lego lipo should be able to power 2 rc motors albeit at a lower rpm..

[@propertiesoftechnic]

WOOOOW

[@bowinkle2206]

Exactly what I said ^^

[@bowinkle2206]

Is it possible you could make a list of the parts, I'd love to download that ") Awesome design btw 🤘

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

Thank you. I will see into that. I think one of my viewers tried to make a list, i will try to find it, but sadly i have little time on my hands at the moment..

[@bowinkle2206]

@@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3 Great news! Thanks for the reply.

[@tobijuss]

Can you please make a bricklink wanted list or put it on rebrickable?

[@boiwidnuke]

Cool

[@tonywhite6985]

Hi, awesome looking thing. Does it shred gears? Is it on rebrickable please? Thanks!

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

There are no gears in the driveline, so no, it doesn't shred gears, but it does shred tires.. And no its not on Rebrickable, sorry.

[@ELValenin]

is it possible to just use one buggy motor? I don't have two and they're really expensive. I am aware that it'll go muuch slower but I really like this build here :)

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

Hmm that could work but would need a completely different rear ofc. The rear would be a single axle which will give it completely different handling, I dont think it will be alot slower, but acceleration will suffer and the motor could trip its protection maybe making you wait for it to cool down. I recently built it with 2 of the chinese replica motors, they work well for this model (although you are better off sending the money for a single real one). I am glad you like it!

[@ELValenin]

@@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3 Thanks for the help :) my issue is also that I don't think my SBrick will handle two buggy and one servo motor at 11-12V with a 3s lipo (It's made for 9V). Did you use the 2.0 with ludricrous mode or just fast mode with 9V?

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

@@ELValenin this video was shot on fast mode. Ludacrous sometimes gives issues with the tripping the buwizz protection when accelerating from a standstill so i didnt use it.

[@ELValenin]

Oh OK so 9v should be just fine. Thx a lot, it was really helpful! I'll consider buying another buggy motor :)

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

@@ELValenin is your LiPo voltage regulated? From what i know: a fully charged 3s will burn out a s-brick (anything over 11.8v would fry it, and a fully charged 3s LiPo is 12.6v unless its regulated) besides that: i think the sbrick is using the same or similar protection compared to buwizz.

[@joewake2142]

Is the instructions free download instructions

[@Sokolovy]

👍

[@flocoollego]

Can you make brincklink wanted list?

[@veronliew6233]

Hi can you create a supersonic lego ev3 bot with only 45544?

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

I do not own that set, so i cannot and i dont what you take for supersonic, but it will not be fast i am affraid.. its kind of heavy and has slow motors. Good challenge tho!

[@davidrambharose1683]

That's rc car is crazy fast

[@stofopdenaald132]

Lekker bezig! ;)

[@jzonneveld9849]

Wat?! Is Marxpek een Hollander?

[@stofopdenaald132]

@@jzonneveld9849 yep, bij me op de basisschool gezeten.

[@quentbricks595]

where did you find the rc motor ??

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

In rc sets from 2005, 8366 and 8475.

[@flocoollego]

What is the flex axle size ? Thanks

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

Sorryfor the late reply. Im pretty sure they are 19L, 11L and 9L, but i also built it in red with slightly other lenghts. Just play with the connector positions

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

Sorry.. just checked it: it is 19L 14L and 11L as found in the 8366 set

[@kennethpong7050]

Can someone make a list of the parts? I am new to LEGO technic, trying to eyeball the parts in the video and find them in bricklink, but it’s so difficult...:(

[@flocoollego]

I make brincklink wanted list if you whould

[@panPippi]

@@flocoollego could i also ask for the bricklink part list? thx

[@heavell9576]

@@flocoollego Hello! Can you provide a link please?

[@flocoollego]

How I can make Benty connections whit normal suspension?

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

Sorry i dont fully understand. But the front double suspension can easily be done with a single hard suspension, if that is what you ment, Remove the rear ones.

[@flocoollego]

@@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3 no in the back :)

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

@@flocoollego you mean the flex cables? They do hardly anything for the suspension. The big red spring does the work. Id like to help but i dont fully understand your problem

[@flocoollego]

@@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3 no when i can change the suspension in the back by normal design ? (New suspension )

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

@@flocoollego so you want to use the smaller 6.5L spring in stead of the large spring in the rear? Maybe off the winglets/spoiler? Better use the larger ones tho..they are pretty common in bike sets

[@khoaandkhangcake6063]

super fast

[@TheWisdom3]

Buurman! lol

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

Onder de peeeeeeperbus! Daar is het aaaaltijd knus! 😅