Thanks!
Yes, that’s true. But sometimes they are fast… Like here. And I coudn’t make it slower. 
So Chaboi is correct…
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Oh, sorry, I forgot to tell it’s a chinchilla… I can send a photo of it, if that would be on topic.
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Have you tried using gear ratios? What you do is put a small gear (the 8 tooth is good) turning a big gear (the 24 or 40 tooth) and it slows down the speed with which the axle turns.
You can also use this if you want to go (even) faster. You can watch this video to see something go really fast:
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Oh, thanks! I have 8, 24 and 36 tooth.
I will try to make a car or a small tank. I will send it here!
Unfortunately I’ve already broken the Merry-go-round…
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A big spoiler: I will post it on 25th.
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i build dragons from how to train your dragon films with legos
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Cool! I saw only one on one Lego contest:
(that’s not my MOC)
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yes that is Toothless… At least I am 99% sure.
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yeah thats what i think but i am not sure
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Yes, it is. Btw, it was from one New Year Lego contest.
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I made one quite big model. 
Should I post it today, or tomorrow?
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No, today! If you want to, that is…
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Okay. 
Today. I have music school class, so not now unfortunately. Spoiler as a bonus: it’s the highest model that I ever built. (I think) And I used Power functions, but not motors.
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Sorry that I couldn’t post it, I was busy…
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Wow, that’s really good! I love the way you built the walls of he house and the roof. The water and smoke is also very convincing, and the door and the windows make the house look very cute. I also like the boat. Pretty much, I love the whole thing!
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