Lego Technic: How to build a simple Tracked Vehicle

[@Yusuffriedman]

Nice idea! I did notice however, that there was quite a bit of slack for the tracks, so I would recommend using compensating idler wheel on the non driven wheels so there will always be proper traction and slack.

[@largewallofbeans9812]

As a suggestion for future videos, maybe try using the powered up system? I know it is expensive but I recommend it because it's a lot easier to get new powered up components than power functions components.

[@Itsjustluca04]

What is even the difference between the 2? I only have used the power functions components

[@largewallofbeans9812]

@@Itsjustluca04 Powered up uses bluetooth, power functions uses IR. Most powered up motors have built in rotation sensors, whereas the closest you'll get to a rotation sensor in power functions is the Servo motor. Power functions has stackable cables, powered up does not.

[@in1]

In a lot of my contraptions can replace the power function components with different similar motors, but in this case you are right...

[@dinhtuan752]

SPIKE

[@awimpykidontheroadto5ksubs553]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks!!

[@ericliorigami7537]

super DUPER!

[@dagmarsimova3065]

Nice

[@stopar10]

Good video

[@whydcc]

I build this before but nice vid

[@user-ih2qh5fd8y]

Very cool!

[@patatopatata2658]

I wana see ur whole collection of lego can u make a video on that

[@in1]

It's actually not much, the biggest things are just some 2010 sets, and the 42082 rough terrain crane

[@patatopatata2658]

But still very cool of how much u can come up with

[@modcio]

yup i know i fom poland

[@a-plane7508]

Can you make a list of all the pièces you need ?

[@in1]

Not really, it was already disassembled when I noticed there is missing something...

[@largewallofbeans9812]

not first

[@dinhtuan752]

Nice

[@batti1610]

I'm the first like

[@modcio]

everyone #sub

[@Model752]

I don’t know English