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@baddon I think the red buggy is the B-model from 42005.

The door closes behind him as he enters the maze Thank you for posting such an interesting build. I just need to find some time to act on the inspiration that you have provided

Nice C-model, from what appears to be a pretty limited set with respect to alternate models. I've yet to convince myself to purchase the 42099 but, you have added a little to the argument for purchasing.

A feature that I really like ... it's a pleasant improvement from the usual suspension setups.

I've noticed the same issues with the gearbox "winding up" before the engine responds. Then the engine motion is jerky. I've not had opportunity to investigate yet, but it sounds like this is a "feature" of the set and not a build error. MOD time Still one of my favourite Technic sets though. Looks great on display and the Olive Green works well IMHO.

I think the white wheels look great.

The requirement for a tool (other than a brick separator) indicates a very bad design, in my books.

This is a really impressive motorbike. The lines are great and the functions exceed the official bikes that have been produced. I'm intrigued to find out how it builds

Thanks for putting the reminder out there @Jim. I may start to join in a little more again, if your message is taken onboard.

Am I in the right place? Everyone seems to be positive about a set ... this can't be EuroBricks ... surely?!! Ever since hearing about this set, its been on my must have list. Now its out there and the details are available, it's double pinned on the list with bright highlights!!

Beautiful MOC. Looks like there is a lot learn from the techniques you've implemented, especially with the panel work. I'll be adding this to my build list for sure.

2: 10 8: 6 6: 4 4: 3 1: 2 7: 1

We are discussing 2020 sets from a garbled list ... its all speculation

Entertainer ... GBC?

Really nice looking build. It must be an incredibly dense structure to use nearly 19,000 pieces