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Wow! I actually like the black windows. I think they look cool. Thank you very much for the video and the instructions. I’m normally more interested in Technic building, but am very curious to learn how you achieve these amazing curves and lines.

Very original! I very much like the use of the linear actuators and the different small detail elements. Excellent! With the oversized motor it is more a caricature of a motor cycle, in the positive sense, as it does not even have a chassis. The pastel colour scheme makes the motor cycle look like a wolf in sheep’s clothing!

Amazing! As always ...

?? Looks great, but the icing on the cake is that you added all the functions. Very original and very well executed. I had for instance not expected a functioning bucket.

Good and logical idea, unfortunately I cannot see the video, I get the following message: Video unavailable This video contains content from WMG, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds.

Amazing! I had guessed right that @Sariel had been asked to build a B-model, but this was not what I had imagined. Cool!

Wow! Impressive ... Also the effort you put in creating this maze that fits the robot perfectly, the combination of non-Lego wheels with Lego. My compliments! This should be a hit at local Lego demonstrations.

Nice bulldozer! I have a weak spot for them. Were you inspired by a real model, or is it your inspiration? Interesting approach to build the XL motors vertically. The rest of the motors are nicely hidden. I in particular like the suspension seat! What I find a bit disturbing when watching the video is that the back ripper vibrates a lot when riding ...

For the new ultimate model I expect a Lamborghini as it is part of the VW group just like the Porsche and the Bugatti. A backhoe would be great, but I think it is a shame TLG is not doing more with the agricultural theme. When I see that the Combine Harvester by @eric traxhas 1.7 million views, there seems to be enough interest to justify a flagship combine harvester. Lots of functions, lots of bricks. I have always found them extremely cool! I guess I am not the only one, although I consider graders cool as well. ? An even better idea would be to have a special collaboration with Eric for a special edition. They could plan with other well-known Lego MOCers to have such a special model every two years. We have enough candidates around here!

Thanks for your review! Luckily I had started putting money aside for this set when it was first announced. I'm a bit surprised by the size, I had expected it to be bigger. I'm curious to hear why you were able to review this set earlier ... I hope it involves you making the missing B-model. ;-)

Ha ha, you made my day! Very cool! + robustness is impressive

Thanks for this info! I did not know this. Based on the reviews of the 42099 I thought you could ONLY use the new motors with the official Lego app. It was actually one of the reasons I decided not to buy this set for the time being. The better ...

Curious to see progress. How do you pilot the new motors? I thought the Lego app allows for the time being no MOCs, but only 42099 and 42100.

Thanks for the explanation! ??

Wow! This is one of the best Technic motor cycles I have ever seen. I also prefer the Touring version. one question: I see that there is an empty space at the back of the motor under the diagonal part. Have you not been able to fill it? My compliments! Also for making instructions!

Why would a grader be less cool than a mining truck? 6 wheels, yellow, big, flagship set, lots of functions! That’s what Lego Technic is about. I keep hoping/dreaming ...

Excellent initiative! ?? Nice way to honour him.

?? This is excellent use of the knowledge in the organisation and it shows! Bravo to LR and your design director.

Well ... The Unimog had power functions and pneumatics. Anyway, online the price should quickly drop to -25% which is more reasonable.

That’s cool! I had to look up what the 42096 set was again. Did not make a lasting impression on me. Thank you very much for the instructions!

Glad to see you back with another impressive creation. I like the fact that you have added accessories such as the winter kit. I have bought the instructions immediately and look forward to walk through them. Have a great time in Utrecht!

Wow! What a perfect rendition of the LaFerrari. Truly impressive. I like it’s a Technic model with some traditional bricks to add to the overall aesthetics. For instance to create the mirrors. If Lego had brought out this model, this would be an instant hit. Bravo! Thank you very much for the instructions. Much appreciated!

There is a concept: https://bikerumor.com/2019/02/18/ventoux-cycling-helmet-concept-aims-for-aero-full-face-road-riding-protection/ There is also the bike airbag: https://hovding.com/

Un très grand merci @nico71! I very much appreciate it when expert builders like you create alternative sets with instructions. It adds value to the existing set, it functions as inspiration + it is easier because you already have all the needed bricks. Very much looking forward to building this.

I had completely missed the instructions video by @grohl for his great C-Model. Thanks for the lxf file @Void_S! This set is turning out as a treasure for people who like building alternative models.