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This set is really nice. Definitely my favorite set in the last few medium sets.

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Maybe I missed, but what about the lifting height? And would my MOD to increase lifting heigh by making a longer (double) rope solution actually work?

(Or should I just sit back and wait for the reviews to be published on August 1st? Thats also fine with me)

 

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To be honest; I forgot to measure the lifting height and now I have the B-model assembled :tongue:

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1 minute ago, Jim said:

I forgot to measure the lifting height and now I have the B-model assembled :tongue:

16 studs.

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26 minutes ago, M_longer said:

16 studs.

Thank you sir!

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37 minutes ago, Jim said:

Thank you sir!

I have put a 16L link under and it fit perfectly ;)
I am going to build the B model in the evening too.

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Just now, Ngoc Nguyen said:

@Jim Would you review the B model as well?

That would make sense :laugh:

I will have some pictures of it, yes. 

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35 minutes ago, Jim said:

I will have some pictures of it, yes. 

Look at instruction page 13 and see the magic going there:

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I have almost done mine thank you to M_Longer. First of all great look with a few pieces and second I would change some pieces but I don't know yet if it uses them for the B model so a very nice and playable set, must have if you can do it or if you need 4x2 L liftarns :laugh: .

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On 7/21/2018 at 2:36 PM, M_longer said:

Look at instruction page 13 and see the magic going there:

What am I missing? I haven't built the B-model myself, so I have missed this mistake (?)

I am looking at my picture of the chassis and I am probably overlooking the mistake.

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26 minutes ago, Jim said:

What am I missing? I haven't built the B-model myself, so I have missed this mistake (?)

I am looking at my picture of the chassis and I am probably overlooking the mistake.

The mistake is that in the instruction two axle holes are connected at an acute angle, which is impossible :tongue: Axle holes are connected only at angles whose measures are multiple of 90 degree.

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3 minutes ago, Ngoc Nguyen said:

The mistake is that in the instruction two axle holes are connected at an acute angle, which is impossible :tongue: Axle holes are connected only at angles whose measures are multiple of 90 degree.

Ahhh yes. I see what you mean. That's weird.

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On 7/21/2018 at 1:27 AM, Rudivdk said:

Maybe I missed, but what about the lifting height?

The lifting height, looking at it now is not too unrealistic:

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Edited by Magical Duck

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23 minutes ago, Magical Duck said:

The lifting height, looking at it now is not too unrealistic:

But the lack of double wheels on front is? ;)

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Just now, M_longer said:

But the lack of double wheels on front is? ;)

:laugh:

But if you look at the schematic drawing, the front wheels stick out about a stud more than the rear ones:

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1 minute ago, M_longer said:

But the lack of double wheels on front is? ;)

Same probable reason the 42071 didn't have double wheels: the price of the set.

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Just now, Maaboo35 said:

Same probable reason the 42071 didn't have double wheels: the price of the set.

Yeah, I have 42071 and the wheels just look rickety without doubles.

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