LEGO Technic Hägglunds BV 206 With Crane

This is a LEGO Technic model of a powered with a BuWizz 2.0
Instructions: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-150570
Music:
DC Love Go-Go by Silent Partner
That One Bar Scene by RKVC
Features:
4 track drive with 1 PF L motor per chassis half
articulated steering with 2 independent PF L motors
center joint up / down rotation with the same motors as for the steering
center joint rotation with small turntable
removable bodywork
roof rack with lights
openable doors
detailed interior
bed and crane on the rear chassis
crane features (manual):
-extending outriggers: gear racks
-lowering outriggers: small linear actuator per side
-full 360° rotation
-first crane section: small linear actuator
-second crane section: small linear actuator
-crane extending: gear rack

[@legolaus1]

Wieder ein echt gelungenes Modell! Tolle Arbeit 🙂

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Danke Dir!

[@AAA-yj5pr]

Cool und Interessant, wie immer 👍👍👍👍

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Danke!

[@CraftingPlaytime]

I like this car
👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@CraftingPlaytime]

and very cool

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

@@CraftingPlaytime Thank you!

[@1plaintext]

This is very cool, but I thought it'll be even cooler if the arm action is motorized

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

Thanks! The only way that yould work is with really tiny motors (like cada micro motors), a normal lego motor is literally as big as one of the crane sections. Thery're relatively slow though and you'd need to find a place for the battery box or at least a reciever in the rear chassis (or hide it as cargo on the bed). It should be possible though, without too many changes.

[@mr-ds7kl]

Эх, хочу лего

[@micke3035]

A little cheating to have a motor in the trailer 😉 But I like it a lot none the less, great work! 👍

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

I originally wanted to use a single BuWizz motor in the front and a driveshaft to the rear but the new cv joints didn't fit into the small turntable and I wanted it to be simpler. With some rebuilding it should be possible though.

[@micke3035]

@@stinkwellexhaustcreations One the great things about your builds, keeping it "simple".👍

[@stinkwellexhaustcreations]

@@micke3035 Thanks! Mostly at least, sometimes I try to make it as complicated as possible... In my Pistenbully I managed to fit 8 motors in the relatively small chassis and I would have added even more if I didn't run out of outputs on the two BuWizz units.