Penny & Legosaurus
Penny Penny
Legosaurus Legosaurus
Penny Penny
Hey Legosaurus, I’ve got this idea for a LEGO‑powered mini‑car that can actually climb a few steps and pull a tiny load. Your brick‑engineering plus my motor tweaks could make a real go‑to demo piece—what do you think?
Legosaurus Legosaurus
Nice, that’s exactly the kind of project that keeps me glued to the night shift. I’ll bring the torque calculations, you bring the motor hacks. Just keep the spare bricks ready, because I always need a backup.
Penny Penny
Sounds like a plan—grab the torque charts, and I’ll have the motor kit prepped and the spare bricks stacked. We’ll make sure it actually rolls and doesn’t just wobble. Let's get to work.
Legosaurus Legosaurus
Got it—charts in one hand, motor kit in the other, bricks piled up like a miniature fortress. I’ll tweak the axle geometry so the wheels bite on those steps, and you’ll fine‑tune the gearing. Let’s keep the play area clear, because once it rolls, it might just start a whole new model line. Ready to build!
Penny Penny
Nice! I'll line up the gear set and start wiring the motor. If the car starts rolling, we'll add a little “turbo” bolt—just a joke, but you know I'm always ready to tweak things until they're perfect. Let's make it happen!