"Lost in Space" Chariot

Hello everyone!

Thank you all for your support and positive feedback so far!

Here are some photos that may help in building the front end of the Chariot.

Blessings,

-legomountainfanatic

Hello everyone,

     Thank you all so much for your support! I wanted to acknowledge that Netflix has come out with the second season of "Lost in Space," and we can note that the Chariot plays a crucial role in the new season.
     Keeping spoilers to a minimum, I will note that a Chariot can indeed fit within the walls of the Resolute, and yes, the winch is stronger that you could ever realize.
     This trusty vehicle has been there for the Robinsons many times throughout their journey, and I hope that with enough support it can someday make its way to other Lego fans.

Thank you again, and God bless,

-legomountainfanatic 

Hey all,

     Just to mention it, in case you are trying to build the Chariot seats, they use 1x2 spacers to make then 5 bricks wide total. The entire Chariot is 10 bricks wide in most areas.

This picture shows the seats with one removed.

Below is a full view of the finished Chariot.

Please share and support!

Thank you all so much,

-legomountainfanatic

Hello everyone,

Here are some pictures showing the several sections comprising the rear and "trunk" of the Chariot.

This is a rear view showing the suspension and its connection to the rear.

Here is the underside of the gull-wing doors.

Here is the top view of the gull-wing doors.

This is the view of the rear suspension without the brick "cab" section.

 This is the first step.

Here is a picture of the large section above this initial piece.

The next several pictures show the parts making up this large section.

Thank you for viewing! Please share and support!

-legomountainfanatic

Hello all,

Thank you so much for your support so far!

I am attaching details of the Chariot underside for anyone who is trying to recreate this model.

Please share this project with friends or anywhere people will support!

Thank you very much,

-legomountainfanatic

The undercarriage uses many Technic elements, as well as rubber bands, to give a realistic supsension and steering linkage.