It's hard to believe that we're on our fourth installment of "10 interesting CAD models," but here we are. We've got more of the good stuff - cars, knives, and even a user-designed 3D printer. 3D printers are an intriguing and complicated technology so it is always exciting to see a member who is designing a 3D printer of their own! Fantastic CAD project and an inspiration to those looking to design buggies of their own. You can learn a lot by studying this model. An intriguing glimpse into the future of the automobile, this design has a domed roof and a video to demonstrate the operation of entering the vehicle. With this model, dk captures every detail of this Volkswagen van in lego form. Another intricately designed automotive CAD model from Ondřej Novák. Complete with aerodynamic profiles, simulations and beautiful renderings, the amount of work put into this design really shows! This beautifully designed Rocket is engineered for smooth cruising. A well laid out model that begs to be taken for a drive.
The design behind this steel cast model is well rendered and a great display of a practical tool. Filip does a great job rendering the anatomy of this knife and showing not only it's practical intricacies but it's wood ringed material. Veysel Temiz's "The Dagger" puts a beautiful road machine on display and showcases the power it possesses. This model's design puts a contemporary look on a classic car. This VW is a good looking low-rider that anyone should want to take for a cruise. This eBook is aimed at the engineering professor, new or experienced, that is interested in how their peers are thinking about the challenges associated with modernizing thNeed more information about LEGO Toys before buying online? Then consult our buying guides.By using this site you agree to the use of cookies. This is the modified car I showed in the LFW event. This van officially called "Type 2", is one of the most famous van in the world. Very popular in the 60's and known as the "hippies car"
There are many verions of the Type 2, this one is of the BUS version, known as "11 windows", it is very easy know why ;) The concept for the Type 2 is credited to Dutch Volkswagen importer Ben Pon. Pon visited Wolfsburg in 1946, intending to purchase Type 1s for import to the Netherlands, where he saw an improvised parts-mover and realized something better was possible using the stock Type 1 platform. He first sketched the van in a doodle dated April 23, 1947, proposing a payload of 690 kg (1,520 lb) and placing the driver at the very front. Production would have to wait, however, as the factory was at capacity producing the Type 1. When capacity freed up, a prototype known internally as the Type 29 was produced in a short three months. Coincidentally the wheelbase was the same as the Type 1's. The engineers reused the reduction gear from the Type 81, enabling the 1.5 ton van to use a 25 hp (19 kW) flat four engine. The first production model, now designated Type 2, rolled off the assembly line to debut 12 November of 1949.
This creation is made in scale 1:7.8. The total size is: 66 studs of length, only 27 wide and 30 of high (53x22x25 cm) The weight is 2.6 kgs(3kgs in the RC version), with around 3500 parts. A complete bodywork with openable front doors, right side double door, and rear trunk and bonnet. Also the doors have lock, you need turn the door handle to open it. It has front full size seats and rear bench-seat. Front rigid beam independent suspension with disc brakes. Rear swing axle with drum brakes Working steering wheel and brake pedal. Like the Beetle both mechanisms auto-connect when you place the bodywork on the chassis. Like the real Type 2, this MOC uses the same Type 1 platform of my previous Beetle (more info here) MANUAL chassis on the left, and RC chassis on the right. This Type 2 release the new MANUAL chassis, it will be avalable for the Beetle coming soon. As always it includes some remote controlled functions: - Steering (M motor)
- Drive (2 XL motors) - Sequential gearbox (PF Servo motor) - Brakes (M motor) Some pictures of the platform-brothers INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE COMING SOON!! Finally as always a little video: I hope you like it!!!lighting kits for modulars Light My Bricks is an Australian company which sells custom LED lighting kits for various LEGO® sets. We can provide you with tiny individual LED lights, expansion boards, and cables which can be used for a variety of applications. Our quality lights and cables are small enough to fit underneath and in between LEGO® bricks. Browse our product range where you will find custom LED lighting kits for all your favourite LEGO® sets including a range of Modular Buildings, Star Wars Millennium Falcon, Simpsons Kwik-E-Mart, VW Campervan, Mini Cooper, and many more. If you have a particular Lego kit in mind which we do not have a custom kit for, or if you simply prefer to light up a Lego kit your own way, our DIY Options page has you covered.
We give you the ability to choose your own parts to create your own custom light kit.}} to display description text from LEGO's official website. The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 4,145 total. 10018 Darth Maul Bust 10019 Rebel Blockade Runner 10023 BIONICLE Master Builder Set 10133 Burlington Northern Santa Fe Locomotive 10143 Death Star II 10152 Maersk Line Container Ship 10155 Maersk Container Ship 10174 Ultimate Collector's AT-ST 10175 Vader's TIE Advanced 10178 Motorized Walking AT-AT 10179 Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon 10193 Medieval Market Village 10195 Republic Dropship with AT-OT 10199 Winter Toy Shop 10215 Obi-Wan's Jedi Starfighter 10216 Winter Village Bakery 10219 Maersk Container Train 10220 Volkswagen T1 Camper Van 10221 Super Star Destroyer 10222 Winter Village Post Office 10229 Winter Village Cottage 10234 Sydney Opera House 10235 Winter Village Market
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