Lego 1:13 scaled Peterbilt 379 dump truck chassis only, to show hydraulics, differentials and other detail.

This is the new LEGO City 3221 truck turned into a remote controlled walker. The movement of the head and the four legs powered by a M-motor.www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxbaIiosFXg Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lightfast/4629121277/

One thing I don’t like about the ladder truck in the Lego Fire Station is that the way its boom is deployed isn’t realistic. It is tricky to add functionality on a model that is this small, but the boom on my truck deploys in the same fashion as the real one. Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/madphysicist/3124065535/

A minifig-scale model of a ‘fifties style American farm truck. Link: Mad physicist

Just adding some more photos of old crap.Because I have pro now, and thus I can! from nolnet

Just adding some more photos of old crap.Because I have pro now, and thus I can! by http://www.flickr.com/photos/nolnet/4098310162/

A delivery truck I built for my factory which is still a WIP. I really need to figure out what should be manufactured there…

Another little build for the Corfe Castle display. Based on a 50′s style delivery / pickup flatbed lorry, this will probably be around the cattle dock platform.Working on a cattle truck to go in the same scene also.

I would have loved to have a few more stickers to add to the top, but couldn’t really find any that I liked. The stickers on the side give the truck #17 and what i did find was two printed tiles with the right number. Lucky! Source: Mad physicist

I challenged myself to build the smallest-possible fully enclosed truck that could still fit a minifig yet have a multitude of details. The vehicle does indeed have playability. Yes that’s right, you thought it was impossible to build a funtional miniature truck, but no. This vehicle actually has rotating wheels, a seat for the driver, [...]