Mark275

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  • Birthday 05/08/1998

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    LEGO ;)

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    The Netherlands

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  1. Mark275
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  2. Mark275 started following [WIP] Mini Ural 4320 6x6, [WIP] MAN TGS 44.480 8X8, [MOC] Toyota Hilux N40 and and 7 others
  3. Mark275
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  4. Mark275
    Great MOC! Can you show us some pictures from the underside?
  5. Mark275
    Looks very promising . I wonder if you could show us more pictures of the rear axle, because the way you connected it to the chassis looks very interesting to me . Btw I like you motto, to bad it ain't a DAF then
  6. Mark275
    Cool idea, never even thought of such a solution
  7. Mark275
    Great chassis! I look forward seeing more
  8. Mark275
    Awesome model, I love it! :wub: (get well soon!)
  9. Mark275
    Great work getting all those functions in such a small space!
  10. Mark275
    Great Work! Love it :)
  11. Mark275
    Aha, see ya
  12. Mark275
    If i'm not mistaken: There's no need for a switch, he could also flip the tan gear on one of the sides and it would also work?
  13. Mark275
    It's under the white plate, and can slide out the back :)
  14. Mark275
    Rebuild the hull with the other wheels (and worked on some aesthetics for the suspension). The tracks are a bit lower now, because at first they were to high. and there a bit longer because of the bigger wheels. And worked on the turret rotation system and the gun elevation system.
  15. Mark275
    I don't know why I love it so much, but I just do :wub: . The colours, the shaping: it's just gorgeous, brilliant, wonderful and magnificent!
  16. Mark275
    Most of the time I'm only interested in a particular solution they used in their MOC. So I can learn from that solution and use that knowledge in my own MOC's. When your only interested in a few steps of the building instructions €10-€15 is quite a lot of money, I think. Especially when you also could reverse engineer the solution from some good photo's. But I still think up to €15 (depending on how big/how complex the MOC is and the quality of the instructions) is a reasonable prize for building instructions. Because of the effort someone putted into making them. All in all I think it would be nice if the building instructions are fairly cheap and the money would come from the mass. (By that I mean a lot of people buying cheap building instructions instead of a few people buying pricey building instructions. Surely 2 x 12 is 12 x 2). But I don't know how many people buy these instructions, so can't really predict if it would work that way, but I think it would for me. Totally agree with this Sorry for commenting on such a old post