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The Tumbler Version 1

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Credit to Nils O for the front, he did it first :) I realise this is very simple, and a long way from the level of other small scale Tumblers, but I will change parts of it and post the updated version when complete:)

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Starscream Soundwave

July 16, 2012

Quoting Smokie Smoke I've allready built mine now I must upload. Thanks for inspiration!

Its okay, I look forward to seeing it:)

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Smokie Smoke

July 16, 2012

I've allready built mine now I must upload. Thanks for inspiration!

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Starscream Soundwave

July 8, 2012

Quoting Builder Allan Wow, very cool for such a small scale! The dark blue windows looks great :-)

Thanks, I thought they would look better than clear or dark grey:)

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Starscream Soundwave

July 8, 2012

Quoting Quad ????? Adorably-Awesome!

Thanks!

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Builder Allan

July 8, 2012

Wow, very cool for such a small scale! The dark blue windows looks great :-)

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Quad ?????

July 8, 2012

Adorably-Awesome!

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting Loek Marcus Wow! Cool version of the tumbler. I'm gonna make my version of it!

Thanks! Let me know when its up!:)

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting Malte Dorowski ravishingly beautiful!

Thanks!:)

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting Henrik Hoexbroe Looks very good. Very impressive for the scale.

Thank you very much!:)

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting JS Can Bat-tastic!

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Loek Marcus

July 7, 2012

Wow! Cool version of the tumbler. I'm gonna make my version of it!

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting Fritz K . I absolutely love it!

Thanks veeeeerrrrryy much!!:D

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting Nils O. That's a really cool V1 of the Tumbler. The desing is already very stylish! To get the front wheels rolling a little better, you can rotate the by 180 deg and put a small Technic with a stud pin inside. With the studs od the Technic Pins connected to the side panels the wheels will roll a lot better. Anyway, well done, so far! By the way: George G. was the first to use the combination of wedge plates and front wheels: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/306276 - And thanks for mentioning my Tumbler... :-))

Thank you very very much!!:) The tip is useful too, i'll use it in version 2;) I hadn't seen his before :/ Yeah sure i'd love to add it!:)

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting Scott Bertaut IDK, I think you did an excellent job. I'm not really a good 4 wide builder, I can do normal stuff nicely, but I could never get all those hinges and overlapping parts to work. Great work!

haha its not difficult, trust me;) thanks a lot though!:)

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting claw paradox i'm not a big fan of batman, but you did a great job! 5/5

thanks!

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting Alex B Looks very good for this scale!!! Great job done here!!! 5/5

Thank you very much!

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Starscream Soundwave

July 7, 2012

Quoting Sven Jagdmann Wow, thats a cool Tumbler version. Looks great in this scale.

Thanks!:)

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Malte Dorowski

July 7, 2012

ravishingly beautiful!

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Malte Dorowski

July 7, 2012

ravishingly beautiful!

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Henrik Hoexbroe

July 7, 2012

Looks very good. Very impressive for the scale.

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JS Can

July 7, 2012

Bat-tastic!

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Fritz K .

July 7, 2012

I absolutely love it!

Nils O.

July 7, 2012

Oh, one more thing: It would be cool to have this one in the "Bricks of Steel" group: http://www.mocpages.com/group.php/19865

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Nils O.

July 7, 2012

That's a really cool V1 of the Tumbler. The desing is already very stylish! To get the front wheels rolling a little better, you can rotate the by 180 deg and put a small Technic with a stud pin inside. With the studs od the Technic Pins connected to the side panels the wheels will roll a lot better. Anyway, well done, so far! By the way: George G. was the first to use the combination of wedge plates and front wheels: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/306276 - And thanks for mentioning my Tumbler... :-))

I like it

Scott Bertaut

July 7, 2012

IDK, I think you did an excellent job. I'm not really a good 4 wide builder, I can do normal stuff nicely, but I could never get all those hinges and overlapping parts to work. Great work!