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Friday, March 9, 2012

MPS. Front axles V: Double wishbone with Lego hub I

Note: Lego hub is this part x873c01

With drive (code: F.CD)

Type 1

- F.CD.1.1A - Pushrod A


Standard: Yes
Max. shock adsorvers allowed: 1
Space for an auxiliary transmission under the axle: Yes
Easy conversion to right steering wheel: Not necessary, steering transmission in the center
Advanced steering ans suspension geometry:
- Ackerman steering: No
- Camber angle: No
- Caster angle: No
- Kingpin inclination: No



- F.CD.1.1B - Pushrod B

Standard: Yes
Max. shock adsorvers allowed: 1
Space for an auxiliary transmission under the axle: Yes
Easy conversion to right steering wheel: Yes
Advanced steering ans suspension geometry:
- Ackerman steering: No
- Camber angle: No
- Caster angle: No
- Kingpin inclination: No



- F.CD.1.2 - Mid-size space (7 studs wide)

Standard: Yes
Max. shock adsorvers allowed: 1
Space for an auxiliary transmission under the axle: Yes
Easy conversion to right steering wheel: Yes
Advanced steering ans suspension geometry:
- Ackerman steering: No
- Camber angle: No
- Caster angle: No
- Kingpin inclination: No


- F.CD.1.3A - Large space A (9 studs wide)

Standard: Yes
Max. shock adsorvers allowed: 1
Space for an auxiliary transmission under the axle: Yes
Easy conversion to right steering wheel: Yes
Advanced steering ans suspension geometry:
- Ackerman steering: No
- Camber angle: No
- Caster angle: No
- Kingpin inclination: No


- F.CD.1.3B - Large space B (9 studs wide)

Standard: Yes
Max. shock adsorvers allowed: 1
Space for an auxiliary transmission under the axle: Yes
Easy conversion to right steering wheel: Yes
Advanced steering ans suspension geometry:
- Ackerman steering: No
- Camber angle: No
- Caster angle: No
- Kingpin inclination: No


- F.CD.1.4 - XXLarge space (13 studs wide)

Standard: Yes
Max. shock adsorvers allowed: 1
Space for an auxiliary transmission under the axle: Yes
Easy conversion to right steering wheel: Yes
Advanced steering ans suspension geometry:
- Ackerman steering: No
- Camber angle: No
- Caster angle: No
- Kingpin inclination: No
Note: Special design to get huge space, you can put in for example my mini secuential gearbox. This is the front axle used in my Mini Cooper


You can read more about the Modular Platform System here: MPS

21 comments:

  1. tuur09 March, 2012 16:48

    good work ( like alway's)
    but wath do you think that's the best solution for steering with a M motor (I meen witch toothweels do you need to use for easly steering with a M motor)

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  2. Χαμένο κορμί01 April, 2012 10:54

    You are a lego GOD... and I just found you. I downloaded you step by step instructions for the gearboxes... is there any chance for a step by step instruction for the suspensions too?

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  3. Sheepo01 April, 2012 20:08

    Only looking closely the digital files, you must be able to build an axle without step by step instructions

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  4. Em03 April, 2012 19:00

    Hello Sheepo,

    I've just downloaded SR3D and the file with all the chassis and axles above. When I have uploaded one of your files to SR3D, I don't know how to rotate the selection. Can You please tell me how to rotate the whole selection? I've already searched a lot at the internet - but without any luck.

    I hope You will help me..

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  5. Sheepo03 April, 2012 19:14

    Very easy, on the model keep pushed the mouse right button and move it ;)

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  6. Anonymous08 April, 2012 10:48

    i love your creations i going make some cash for a rc model, you know it already arent jou? i'm dominic remeijsen and i like some info for a suspencion so thanx to you is will become a huge builder thanx to that sheepo!!!me slr will be cooler than cool! please react

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  7. Laurens-wuyts06 May, 2012 11:16

    Can you post them step by step? Or PDF? Becouse i can't open the "SR 3D building".

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  8. Anonymous24 May, 2012 15:26

    mi computer non leje los files! puede caricarlos en pdf?

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  9. Sheepo24 May, 2012 23:45

    Because you need SR3D Builder to open it...

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  10. Unknown17 June, 2012 13:57

    will you have step by step instructins for all the MPS's and not just a 3D image on SR3D?

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  11. Sheepo17 June, 2012 16:44

    The MPS elements are very simple, and I think that they don't need a step by step instructions.

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  12. jack1014225 June, 2012 23:30

    Could you take pictures of the bottoms of the MPS for the people that are unable to run SR3D?

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  13. Sheepo27 June, 2012 12:55

    If you can't run SR3D, go to the autor webpage and read the help to install it

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  14. Unknown27 May, 2014 18:25

    What suspension did you used by your mini cooper Mark 1? (Front and back wheels) Pls give links,

    Thanks!!!

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  15. Anonymous20 November, 2014 20:39

    i changed the file names to .LDR and when i open them it wont do instructions and sr3d doesn't work at all

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  16. Sheepo22 November, 2014 01:51

    It is imposible get the step by step instructions directly from .ldr file in any program. But the files are very simple, you can reproduce the axles only looking the 3D model.

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  17. Unknown05 March, 2017 13:44

    can you make a pdf

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  18. Sheepo05 March, 2017 14:10

    No, I can't.

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  19. Unknown05 March, 2017 14:19

    can you make a instruction in pdf
    please

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  20. Sheepo05 March, 2017 16:55

    Again, I can't, try by yourself if you think you can do it...

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  21. Anonymous20 December, 2017 23:22

    Hi. Great job on the whole MPS system :) Do you have any thoughts on which front and rear axle to combine to make a Pickup (ford ranger)?

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