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Every time you update this I get even more blown away :wub:

I really like the small curve in the bodywork near the ground. Why didn't you make the red in the chairs blue :grin:

wouldn't the servo driving the double switches that go 45* instead of 90* be bad for the servo? :sceptic:

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Woah, thats impressive! But even with costum tyres, they look a bit small at the scale you are building. You got any larger wheels to try out?

How do the old, softer springs cope with the weight?

I like the grill made out of small panels and the detailed, curved bodywork, you dont fail to impress, Effe :sweet:

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Thanks for all your praise

Zblij, these are the largest tires i have.

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is somewhere a beach?

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Well done Effe :thumbup: :thumbup: :wub: great performance

This is brilliant reminds me a lot of my first company vehicle Gw 250d 1987 model short wheel base. and the rough terrain that was driven.

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I have no custom parts are in this moc. Only the crawler tires and the energizer alkalines are not produced by lego

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Wow! This is huge and still moves easily! Well done! Really good model of thecreal car. Why did you decide for both steered axles?

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