You really have thought of everything with this build! It’s definitely got incredible crawling/climbing ability thanks to all of your great solutions. - it’s also very interesting to see just how much this build has developed since your ‘concept’ in episode 1!

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, planning to make a non motorised version of this one. That will be an even better base to compare with the concept. Yet to dream up a gearbox it deserves. The restis childplay. :-)

Very nice! I love the design and chassis of it. I am myself building one rn, a bit higher scale. This gave me some inspiration for the bodywork, which I am terrible at

Not first d'oh... a great concept with the new parts and even better execution, eagerly waiting to test it! Also love the multi-camera views :)

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers, I'll make the instructions if you cut those axles. Deal? :-D

@RacingBrick

4 жыл бұрын

@@Attika let's cut'em all :D

@rm8brickgarage

4 жыл бұрын

@@Attika I love to cut. Count on me too)

I have seen the red one in Studio and oh my it looks so good.

Very very nice creation, I'm very satisfying of your grate job, well done !

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, just as your boat. :-) Couldn't comment on it at the time, but the dynamism looked very convincing.

Awesome，the suspension looks simple.

Just like the person who designed it, it is amazing! Off road capabilities are amazing, and that ground clearance is perfect for it! You always continue to amaze us with your works of art, great job as always :)

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, you gave me some big shoes to fill. :-) Thank you. My personality has way more flaws than this pickup, that's for sure. :-D

I've encountered that same axel problem many times. For as awesome as this is, Worth it!!

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support. :-D This axle design was too good to be scrapped on a tiny anomaly :-)

Your design reminds me old good Lego Technic supercars like 8880!

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Seems like the tribute design I made, also defined me as a builder. :-D

@parazels83

4 жыл бұрын

@@Attika But your 8880 remake is worse than an original model, that I told you last year!

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

And you're so poud of it! :-D Let's go with two, basic facts: 1, Nothing is better than the Original 8880. 2, My tribute model (not a remake) is better than nothing.

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Now you reminded me, I've looked up the convesation from last year. :-D Funny, you keep opposing something that has never been stated. :-D

Holy cow the axles are amazing!!

Fantastic bodywork

Very complex MOC. I really like the door handles ;)

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'll forward your praise to them. :-D

I like these "see through bodies". Not sure what is the correct expression but I guess it's a nice way to save weight and also it looks kinda futuristic compared to standard car bodies.

@Attika

3 жыл бұрын

I call it wireframe and blame it on the old sets, like the 8880. Back then panels weren't used so extensively. Besides, most of the interesting stuff is under the body, so why would I hide it? 😉

woah. someone had to do it. 😮 as simple as never thought. basically surrender to the idea that you can't pretend great ground clearance from live axles unless using portal hubs, with all their cons. i won't build a straight live axle anymore. no, not true. 👍

I just laugh, as always, you open the trunk of a pickup truck, and there is a hole!🤣

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Good to know, I don't need the logo anymore. 😉

This is stunning work. Love the look and performance. Really nice and unique build style. Definitely one of the most interesting MOCs this year. The only thing that strikes me as a little odd is how the hood opens. But I guess that is also part of your build style :)

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Many thanks. :-D Talking of the hood, it meant to be a little more sophisticated than a common hinge. Bit of a touch, I guess. Was that odd feeling odd in a good way, or odd in a bad way? Probably I didn't find the right angle to demonstrate. However, I have to admit, the tailgate didn't get that much attention in design. :-D

@Kelkschiz

4 жыл бұрын

@@Attika It's hard to explain. Thinking about it some more I've come to the conclusion that I know too little about the subject. I've seen hoods do things that look a lot like what yours is doing. Of course most LEGO MOCs don't go beyond a simple hinge. It's mostly the part in the middle that seems to have a different hinging point. I remember your 8880 had something a little similar with the rear door. The 'odd' is definitely a mostly good odd ;). The thing is that I have a hard time seeing it work in real-life. But perhaps I just don't know anything about hoods, because I really don't know anything about hoods :P.

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

:-D Didn't want to corner you, sorry. Indeed, the obsession around the 8880 left it's footprint on my style. :-) Might be a bit dense, you're right. That middle "air intake" looking object. Slides into the tip of the hood. Nowhere close to a realistic solution. Yet. :-D Hope I can influence some car designer and one day becomes realistic. :-D In the other hand, the side bits, or main hinges are in everyday use, so that balances out my reckless rant in the middle. :-)

Great job!

I am convinced that this is an scp. 52 degrees, for heaven’s sake.

What a truck! Ultimate presentation of new wheel hubs! Who still hate 42099? Pup is crap, but developing new hubs worth it!

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Agree on every word. Hope you got some spare axles when it comes to it. 😉

Now I know what I want for Christmas :D

Very good bravo

P.S. regarding the quarter stud mystery. You could use a combiantion of a U joint and an old 14 tooth gear or a minifig holder (42446) as a spacer on the 2L axle.

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

In theory, you are right, those would fill the gap. When I'm trying to picture it, well, it is a bit strange to see those elements rotating there. I know cutting axles isn't fun for all, so just fill the gap inside the old male cv with a piece of tissue, or anything you can push inside that axle hole. :-D If the old cv was to be replaced with a uni joint, then the pivot of the uni' would be 1 stud further towards the wheel, so the angle of the driveshaft would be steeper. And that cost efficiency. I need every single degree to be saved and let the torque pass through with the less friction as possible. Ideal would be a straight axle from the diff to the wheels and it is already compromised for the given design. But mainly: The price is 1 cent a piece on bricklink. Worth it, as I said. ;-)

@bossolo7582

4 жыл бұрын

@@Attika totally agree on every point, and if the target is an awesome solution like this, i would cut also the arms. the lego arms, of course.

The guys a genius

@nandorkorodi4247

3 жыл бұрын

Yesss!

Big yeees for me !

Sick build! Do I see correctly that the suspension links are not parallel? Interesting you used old styled suspension arms, I guess it's to hold hubs in place and use them as live axles?

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Oops, I've missed your comment here. :-D It's the ground clearance what brought this idea. If it was used with the claas tyres, it would give 6 studs under the diff. Hope the pics help if you were to try yourself. :-)

@bossolo7582

4 жыл бұрын

i don't understand zerobricks question...

Nice ! Did you try to use 14t gear for the 1/4 stud gap ?

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Nico, no I didn't. Honestly it didn't come in mind until Zerobricks mentioned it yesterday. While it is filling the gap, I think it would look strange to see a cog rotating there 5 times faster then the wheel. It is rather a madmax style accessory. 😁

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

I've tried the 14t gears. There is a collar on the bottom. It's more than 1/4 stud and stresses the drivetrain quite significantly. I have to admit though, it wasn't that strange looking as I thought in advance, but the size isn't right for the job.

4:56 for anyone trying to make a good live/floating axle design, your welcome

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Recommendation is the best compliment, they say. 👍

@theterrifictrio5514

4 жыл бұрын

:) Also I am very interested in making this model, when can we hope to see some instructions by? Love your models and I hope by building this I will learn from your ways. You've go a subscriber here and he's staying!

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

have you got stud.io? Bricklink's digital designer software we talking about...

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

@@theterrifictrio5514 Anyway, if you don't have Stud.io yet, here is the time. The point is, building instruction is out there for a while now. If you visit the eurobricks topic (link in the description) there is a link somewhere for the sutio file with edited building instruction. You just have to export it. Or go by the stepview on the digital model.

how did you get the steering system sturdy and ridgid enough so it doesent bump steer away from the terain its climing at 2:36 when ever i try to make it steer from a panhard rod it always steers how the road wants it to steer.

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, kinda hard to tell the recipe for it but if you go and check the eurobricks topic, you may find some photos helping you. Also there is a digital build available with download link in the same topic. If you've got the stud.io software to open it, well you will see every last pin. :-) Here is a link for the topic: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/173533-moc-the-ultimate-pickup/

2:19 what’s the red masterpiece in the background?

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

That's my car (truck). Isuzu trooper 3.1. You might have seen the real one in the background of other videos. 😉 Also you won the easter egg hunt. 🐣

@timurkelle8633

4 жыл бұрын

Wow thats cool 👍👍😊

Szia, az lenne a kérdésem hogy milyen eredeti Lego kerek méretek kompatibilisek ehhez a terepjárohoz?

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Helló. Ami a régi crawleren van, a 9398-ason. Utcainak meg a 42000 kerekei is jók.

@bwwl

4 жыл бұрын

@@Attika köszi a választ

Good afternoon. Tell me what tires are used off-road in this video, and if possible, a link to the store.

Amazing! Wich of these parts is not original besides the planetary hubs? (are they original lego parts?)

@Attika

4 жыл бұрын

Every single piece of plastic there is lego. The hubs were released just recently with the set 42099.

@bossolo7582

4 жыл бұрын

probably the cut axle..that planetary hub is the piece of the year! and beyond!

Very cool but think u should just get rid of the difs for off roading

Did you release instructions?

@Attika

3 ай бұрын

There is a link to bricksafe in the description. In that topic you'll find a studio file. That contains the instruction.

Did you make instructions I game on my channel but as a hobby I build with lego

@Attika

3 жыл бұрын

Here'sa link, that gives you a studio file. All you need is to install stud.io (bricklinks free software) and you got the whole package there. Enjoy :-)

@redstoner7189

3 жыл бұрын

Thank’s but I don’t have Mac or a windows PC I will eventually

5:40 somone send this man to jail