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I didn’t mean to sound sarcastic. My apologies. But like T Lego said, a PM would’ve been a better idea. Anyway, it was inevitably going to be copied sooner or later. We shouldn’t make it easier to find though, as I wasn’t even able to find it on ali or wish myself. Again, no hard feelings. I should’ve worded it differently...

Yeah, that’s how you help Charbel... posting the link in the main topic?

Thanks, that one worked. I’m not sure but I saw a BuWizz.dat in the first file that might have been the issue.

Don’t know if it’s just me but those parts lists cant be imported to rebrickable...

You can definitely count me in on building this. Do you have a parts list? Preferably one with a different coloured bodywork so I can easily change it to something else myself.

Ah yes you’re right, I did mistake the little liftarms on the right side...

No there is definitely a gear:

The red gear? No I don’t think it is. I just looked up a marketing video of the 42109 and there’s a red gear at both sides of the rear axle. Check 0:41 approximately, when it’s driven backwards:

Looks better than the real one

I’m not sure what you mean by this. There are several sets that are aimed at adults (Porsche, Bugatti, Mil Falcon etc) and even Bricks and Pieces requires you to be older than 18.

Yes absolutely. The roof alone is worth the money. Regarding the seats, I see what you mean. I fixed it already by moving the dark blue plate a stud back and putting the seats on the furthest most back studs. I have one more question. How do I know what gear it is in? Or what is the selected gear in the instructions? I have shifted through some gears but they didn't seem to make much of a difference. Though it's also possible that I have the DNR switch on reverse. Forward is drive right?

F&F car is supposed to be 42111.

99% done. I forgot to order a few dark blue parts for the front. I managed to get my hands on a bunch of rare dark blue parts (6536, 42003, 32039 and the original ribbed hose). The gearbox is amazing and so much quicker than I expected. Imo near flawless, except for the steering column which is a bit fragile. Ideally you want very old and worn PF switches for this model, as they are vital to the functionality and reduce friction. The roof is truly magic but a pain to build. There are several axles that must be aligned perfectly or the sequence won't work. Also don't test any of the roof functions, no matter how tempting it may be, as it will mess up the alignment. Instructions were fine, but a bit unclear sometimes. I have no idea where the seats go. It isn't shown clearly at all, and the passenger seat doesn't fit the way I think it's supposed to. I also spotted two mistakes. The first: The pin won't fit. It should be moved one stud to the right and requires a small mod. And the other, the mirrors for the left door are made while building the right door and vice versa. That one wasn't a big issue.

Seems like it, the one from 42050

I'll admit some of these are pretty cool!