Got a big ugly bin of wheels you rarely every use? Well now is your chance to bang 'em together and throw your hat in the ring for the...

Intergalactic Space Wheels Contest!

There are no predetermined categories, upper or lower limits...just build away and send a link only to spacewheels@hotmail.com to your gallery and a small description of about 20 words or so. Entries must be sent to this address....we could miss it if only posted to .space.

(We will not be hosting galleries...only a thumbnail and a link to you gallery)

The only rule is that your model must use wheels to get about...be it one wheel, or a hundred. Actual brick or CAD models are both accepted.

Judging will be done by a secret panel of squirrels,specially bred for space wheel judging events.

There are indeed prizes, but they are also a mystery to be showered upon the winner like a thousand roses from the skies....except no roses will be involved.

The contest will run from October 1st to December 1st.

 
 
Contest Entries
 
 

Power Crawler
-Dave Goeb

A Power-Crawler for up to two robots. The Low-Ground-Pressure and Mono-Tread design allows for full traction on:snow, sand and even loose rock.

 
   

 

 
 

Star Wars Bicycles
- Akos Kostyan

With this series I'm trying to combine Space and Town. I like to think these are real bicycles built by Minifigs who are Star Wars fans.

The first in the series is based on the design of the speeder bikes used on the Battle of Endor, Lowspeeder Bike.

The second is using the TIE from the MINI series TIE Biker.

The third is using the X-Wing from the MINI series X Wheel.

 
   
   
       
 

Planet Rover
-Steve Coallier

The Planet Rover is a tourist vehicle for exploring distant planets. It carries a crew of three and supports four passengers in addition to its crew. The format of the Rover's tours is particpatory - sort of a four-wheel drive space camp. The vehicle is powered with solar electricity, with an electric motor at each wheel, but power can also be downloaded directly from satellite where available.

 
       
 

Blacktron Car
- Oliver Graubohm

This small car is meant for exploring undiscovered planet surfaces and holds one Blacktronaut and some samples.

 
       
 
Mobile Hospital
-Kalman Nagy


Medical service has been poor in lego space since it's formation. Except the biggest starships little help was available till now. The vehicle is equiped with an operating room and a ward.
 
       
 
Blactron Recon Vehicle
- Jimmy Morang
 
       
 

Power Armor Motorcyle
- Kyle Vrieze


My entry in the Space Wheels contest answers the question, “what could be more unlikely than a 16 foot tall suit of power armor?” How about a guy riding a motorcycle while wearing a 16 foot tall suit of power armor? Yes, it’s “American Chopper” meets “Robotech”, rendered in Lego.

 
       
 

ATG (All Terran Gyroscope)
-Kevin Hansen

Built for one, the ATG is ment to be fun. With the ability to cover large gaps and trenches, the ATG can overcome the worst of landscapes and still keep going strong. Forget about any motorcycle in the face of this machine.

 
       
 

Inter Galactic Multiple Launch Rocket System
- Harri Manni

Even if most of the Intergalactic space era battles takes place in space some vehicles is still needed on the battleground. On many planets wheels are the most efficient way to get around. So behold, the futuristic
IGMLRS! (InterGalactic Multiple Launch Rocket System). With it's awesome firepower consisting of 41 long range rockets (with a multitude of warheads) and two additional intercontinental rockets it's a feared competitor on the battlefield.

 
       
 

A Rustyclank BattleWheel
- Dan Sabath

 

 
       
 

The Mobile Party Palace
-Tim McSweeney

What is the point of having technology indistinguishable from magic if you can't use it to have a little fun? The Mobile Part Palace is a luxurypalace/city/arcology/biodome built atop a single giant wheel. This allows it to roam the surface of whatever planetoid it finds itself on, exposing ts pampered residents to an ever changing vista.

 
       
 

UM-89 'Razorback'
- Jamie Neufeld

One of the more peculiar vehicles of the U.S.F. arsenal. The Razorback was designed as a first strike fast attack vehicle. It is sent in as part of the first wave of an attack against a fortified position. It's first strike capability is used to wear down infantry and light armor defenses for the second wave assault. It works a secondary purpose as perimeter defense/patrol vehicle.

 
       
 

Trident Moonbuggy
-Shane L. Larson

The 3-wheeled Trident Moonbuggy is a favorite vehicle of Lunar rally racers and crater runners.

 
       
 

Imbrium Lunar Rover
-Shane L. Larson

In the near future, when the first human bases are built on the Moon, the Imbrium Lunar Rover will serve as a roving scientific platform for long range expeditions to explore the Moon.

 
       
 

Life On Mars Alternate MOCs
-Jonathan Wilson

This is a set of 4 mocs made from only the parts of 1 each of a Mono Jet, a Red Planet Cruiser, a T3-Trike, a Red Planet Protector, a Recon-Mech RP and a Solar Explorer. The first is the Mars 1 Surface Rover, the second is the Mars 2 Research Station, the third is the Mars 3 Shuttlecraft, and lastly the forth is the Mars 4 All-Terrain Buggy.

 
       
 

Nezumi Attach Vehicle
-Purple Dave

When the Kami Nation faction of Sam-Bots needs to send in troops, they like to soften up the opposition with a few high-speed NEZUMI attack vehicles. Highly manouverable and traveling at ground level, they are difficult for any defensive weapon systems to find and lock onto, and the exposed forward wheels are very useful for plowing over enemy Sam-Bots that weren't already taken care of by the four front-mounted cannons.

 
       
 

DuoDrive 2004
-Tony Hafner

The DuoDrive 2004 was built in about 20 minutes by the one-eyed block-headed Briclopeans. Because if you don't have depth perception, you really need to drive an oddly-balanced vehicle

 
       
 

Camoflage Research Buggy
-Ley Ward

The first is the Camoflage Research Buggy (or CRaB) designed to blend in with the lunar environment and thus escape detection and frap cannons etc. It possesses a full range of scientific equipment and can also make a mean latté.

 
       
 

Lunar Monster Truck
-Ley Ward

Excess taken to an extreme. The Lunar Monster Truck enables the driver to avoid that pesky lunar traffic and go ‘overland’ (and over tracks, modules, craters and lesser vehicles.) So far there is only Bubba’s own prototype, but he hopes to make more to sell, as “the huntin’ ain’t so good on the moon” Can you say ‘rollcage’?

 
       
 

Law Ranger
-James Stacey

The Law Ranger is a fast pursuit vehicle for tracking down and chasing the naughty Blacktron Collective

 
       
 

Amundsen - Autonomous Pluto Rover
-Shane Larson

The Amundsen Autonomous Pluto Rover is the first robotic explorer to visit distant Pluto. Amundsen is outfitted with special wheels designed for traversing the cold, icy surface of Pluto. It is equipped with a full suite of science instruments, all terrain rocker-bogey suspension, and onboard nuclear power generators (quarantined off the back of the rover). The robotic arm, camera and communications mast are all fully articulated and positionable.

 
       
 

BMW 2035
- Dennis Sibilia-Young

Inspired by "I, Robot", this car is an efficient design for the subterranean
metropolitan freeways of the future. The free-spinning, spherical wheels
allow for cool stunts, such as driving sideways or spinning while doing
90mph through traffic.

 
       
 

Exo-planetary Jeep
- Avery Christy

An exo-planetary jeep for the prospector or off road enthusiast in us all.

 
       
 

MUNE Buggy
- Nelson Yrizarry

One of the more famous Showcars of the lunar racing circuit, the
MUNE (MUscle-car/Nuclear-Engine) Buggy is a mean moon machine, and ready to take on all challengers.

 

 
       
 

RT-ST
- Peter Blencowe

With a computerized balance system and power distribution the RT-ST can "climb" over hills by increasing the power to the front wheels and letting the rear lift over while the pilot stays upright in his stabilized seat. The pilot stays upright in real life too no matter which for wheels it uses except he has to use his helmet's Heads Up Display in some positions in order to see because the arm on which the wheels are mounted blocks his vision

 
       
       
       
 
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