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Last MOC by me in this year I guess. Not much to say about it though - made from my friend Kiren's request for non-sophisticated utility vehicle which fitting a lot of passengers (though that version is capable of carrying only three minifigs, one of them in front due to B-pillar and roof height). Loosely based on fourth generation Mitsubishi Delica Space Gear (hence the name Expressvan, while Delica is short for delivery car), very popular minivan in Russian Far East for its incredible offroad skills and convenience.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone! I hope I will update my photostream once more in 2019 with the traditional MOCs list, but it won't be large for sure - this year was a bit tough for me and I still got some important things to do, so I apologize being rather inactive this year =(
-Alice
4wd track
John o' groats (Duncansby head) to lands end
End to end trail. Day 11
River Oykel
Near Oykel Bridge
Highlands
Scotland
Great Britain.
UK.
4 days at the river
warm sleeping bags
breakfast outdoors,
fresh morning air
relaxed hours with friends
this is so simple and so beautiful
roam and enjoy nature
fire in the evening
this was our easter time
500cm I portra400new
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Lego City - Volcano Research Truck - Set 60121 ALTERNATE. This is an alternate to the set vehicle, only parts from the set were used.
Ok, back to the night photography....
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Picture taken with NIKON D50.
Lightroom 3.6
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Cheffins vintage and classic auction, Sutton -
"Serial No. 324571. Fitted with rear linkage."
Sold for £14,500.
Its not a car, not a ute, not a tractor....maybe a Cambodian 4WD? So many of these shots were taken out of a bus window!!
A coupé utility (pickup), all-wheel-drive, four passenger, four-door, open-bed vehicle manufactured from 2002 to 2006 by Subaru and marketed for the 2003 through to 2006 model years
East Lebanon, Lebanon, Maine
For my Video; youtu.be/rsWv3Fvcx34
Still not good enough.
Iam trying to get as close to RC drifters as possible with original (custom and 3rd party (S-brick), but not RC) parts.
So far I have got shaft-driven 4WD, front wheels are slower than rear, "extreme" angle on steering, unfortunatelly no suspension, and ultra-light body (maybe none in final version)
I plan to try one-way diff on the front axle and belt-drive, better battery (3rd party, unfortunatelly)
and maybe larger wheels.
I am also experimenting with RC unit. but the original steering is not satisfactory for drift purposes. BVut I have ideas how to improve that.
Stay tuned for more, this is my project that really I want to finish. (and I really do not want to buy RC RTR car :D)