Frequenzberater

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  • Birthday 12/17/1981

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  1. Much love for this! There is a bunch of pretty clever mechanisms.
  2. Obviously there is a lot going on inside this small model. That is what I like for the technic series. I will definitely get one of this sets and build it with my son, as soon there is a proper discount.
  3. Haha, you got me @Davidz90@Davidz90 explained it correctly. I am a native german speaker.
  4. Ah ok, cool. Thanks for enlightening me :)
  5. Does this thing also rotate? As far as I know the rotating achsle of the earth is not fixed Edit: Apparently it does. Pretty cool
  6. Ok cool, was not aware of this comment yet :)
  7. To be correct: He says" maybe it is pneumatic". I understand, that it is just speculation from his side.
  8. How many functions should we put in? No.
  9. Thats pretty cool! Maybe you should try for an optimized redesign, which does not need any manual support
  10. I expect the driveshafts to be there for turning the whole engines
  11. I must admit, that I really like the 1H24 Wave so far. Finally some Innovation is noticable. The space sets are great and the orrey will be a nice father&son project.
  12. Great work with nice technical solutions!
  13. There is no specific part. It is more the overall quality which is noticably decreasing in the last years. Gaps between the parts are uneven and partitially pretty large, the colour consistency is a joke nowadays and molding marks are more visible than ever. Big flat parts usually come with scratches and there is a big chance for transparent parts are beeing milky. Generally my impression is, that the parts where less carefully molden than it used to be. A lot of surfaces are uneven and bumpy. Have you checked the flat sides of the long technic beams of a recent set? And what the heck is this? : (Coming from an actual Ninjago set) That is not the Lego Quality I am used to...
  14. My (realistic) dream flagship would also be a mighty combine harvester. Maybe a Claas Lexion 8000 or similar. RC, packed with a lot of functions, gears, moving parts and interesting mechanical solutions. And the cherry on the cake would be the reintroducing of LEDs. Would look awesome on the roof. I think Lego need to shift their focus back to the mechanical aspects and, even more important: Bring back the Part quality to the old level. Competitors are getting better and better...
  15. So well executed... I love it!