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However, as the german description indicates, the steering works (by tilting) on both axles.

I have doubt that the driving rings will engage properly due to the restricted space for the levers.

Nice black-white-lime-yellow-red-blue-orange-turquoise-lbg-dbg color scheme! That surely contributes to the "High-Realism".

42120 is a hovercraft.

When the battery is empty, but the job has to be finished...

Generally, I prefer pure Technic without too much System parts... but I love the bellows of the joysticks (microphone) simply made of 1x1 round plates. The compact drivetrain for the turntable is nice as well with its 1L wormgear and the combination pf 20t-12t double bevel gears meshing directly with the turntable.

This gives new hope that Technic might find its way back to cool functions driven by maaany gears. Very well done, very impressive @R0Sch! The usage of the clutch is something we have seen many times whenever to axles are routed through one turntable. But I think we never saw a 8t gear meshing with a 28t gear in an official set, did we?

"Weird and interesting" - these are the right words to describe this nice MOC. The combination of old and new parts is great, and by the somewhat rare 3x7 bent liftarms in trans-red one can deduce your "active" time in Technic.

Maybe the single motor isn't strong enough to drive more than one function simultaneously? So the setup with a single lever avoids this issue. But I consent, a multi-function setup like in 42042 would be more fun to play. I can imagine that there will be some early MODs which will provide exactly this setup.

The very small panels (#7 and #8) are new in trans-red. Nice!

Great work, @R0Sch!

You are right, there are white 3x3 T-shaped beams - attached to some black beams (visible in the view directly from the top). The "extra parts": There are two 3L lbg beams at the front axle (at the same width as the white 3x3 beams). I'm not sure whether white and lbg beams are connected by black 5L beams on each side... there has to be some space for the two black 4L thin beams which hold (and tilt) the grabber.

Does anyone have a clue about the two white liftarms providing the little grabber vehicle's base? The standard 3x5 L-shaped liftarm doesn't seem to do the job, does it? Speaking of this grabber vehicle: It looks like a fun mechanism and can even be tilted (by the well-known combination worm gear + 8 t gear).

Yes, you are completely right. My fault! Thanks for your correction. This mechanism is called "Z-kinematic" (at least in German).

The bucket will tilt in the degree the arm is lifted; there will be no compensation in this movement because all the mini-LAs are located on the same axis.