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The Lego Urban Buggy was built for fun. It's lightweight, yet strong enough for indoor reckless driving. I'm quite pleased with the design, since i managed to hide all the wiring and PF-parts without the need for lots of parts.
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This model does not exceed 800 parts, and has a matchweight well under 1 kg. Remote controlled, of course!
The tires are obviously not original lego parts, but something I would like Lego to produce in the future.
1 PF servo for steering
2 PF Large motors for moving
1 Small battery Box
1 IR receiver
Hope you like it :-)
Video:
This model does not exceed 800 parts, and has a matchweight well under 1 kg. Remote controlled, of course!
The tires are obviously not original lego parts, but something I would like Lego to produce in the future.
1 PF servo for steering
2 PF Large motors for moving
1 Small battery Box
1 IR receiver
Hope you like it :-)
The PF-motors are hidden under the hood (yes, it can easily be opened)
The rear suspension is a bit soft, but with some help from the brilliant minds at Lego it can surely be improved.
A rechargable battery Box would make the car go faster.