University of Canterbury, New Zealand
This video shows a very fast LEGO car. It is light, small and agile. The batteries can be easily exchanged. The servo steering make it easy to drive around in small spaces. But it can also speed up big time on long straights. The building instructions are available here and also as a LDX file. The MOC has been posted to Rebrickable.
This video shows the smallest remote controlled LEGO Off Road car I have build so far. It features a servo steering, an L motor for driving and full suspension.
I am interested in anthropomorphism, one of my PhD students is even working on it full time. I came across the “The drunken octopus wants to fight you” meme and I found it to be very inspiring. It is amazing how we can see all sorts of creatures in everyday objects, even the most mundane. I went to my local DIY store, actually found that exact cloth hook and took a picture of it. I then turned it into a t-shirt. Do you wanna fight?
The video demonstrates the motorised LEGO 8070 Supercar. It uses an PF XL motor (8882) for driving and the servo motor (99498c01) for steering. All original functions are remain intact.
Be surprised: