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The crew at Pro-Line have uploaded a cool new video featuring their scale off-road tires on a Lego Technic build. Watch the video below to see Pro-Line’s Gerardo Gonzelez explain just how easy it is to mount some Pro-Line 1.9″ scale tires to a Lego Technic 6×6 Tow Truck, then he goes over how P-L’s 1.9″ tires are a great [...]
RC4WD isn’t just known for their incredible scale realism, they are also known for making some truly unique products. A good example of this is their new Brick Edition Scale Off-Road Tires for Lego rock crawlers. Don’t have a Lego crawler? They are super easy to build, and with RC4WD announcing really cool tires to upgrade with, now you have [...]
It isn’t uncommon for rc hobbyists to also be big fans of Lego toy blocks. To help make your latest Lego build even more uber, the folks at RC4WD are now making Wheel Adapters for toy blocks. These adapters allow you to bolt up some pretty trick RC4WD wheels and tires to your new Lego truck. * CNC machined from billet [...]
I keep getting more and more impressed about the types of projects that show up on Kickstarter, and this one is new exception. Presenting a quadcopter frame made of…wait for it…LEGOS. Yes, the construction toy of our youth (and landmine to parents) has a new RC implementation where combined with 3D printed motor mounts creates a working quadcopter frame [...]
We recently posted an article about the new LEGO Technic 4×4 Crawler. It was part of a contest where people sent in their designs, and they would make a limited edition amount of whatever won. Well the 4×4 Crawler won, and we had to get our hands on it. It showed up in the mail, and we thought we’d do [...]
So LEGO / Technic had a contest recently called the Co-Creation Challenge. They took over 1000 submissions from all over the world, and the winner would get a tour of the LEGO factory and they would build a limited edition of 20,000 units. The winner? A 4×4 Crawler that actually works! Who would of thought that a 4×4 RC [...]
Spotted this over at TheAwesomer.com. It’s a completely home built and amazingly detailed RC Lego Caterham in 1/7th scale. It has disc brakes, 5 speed + reverse, full suspension and the engineering underneath is mind blowing. Even the controller is built from scratch. If your a detail nut, or a LEGO fan, check out the video.
Presenting the Metal Grudge. An amalgamation of three awesome things: The Metal Slug video game series, Legos, and R/C. Peer Kreuger, the creator of this fantastic contraption, is also offering up the Lego Digital Designer file so you can see all the parts and ideas that went into it. Be sure to hit up his Flickr account for more [...]
