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  1. DugaldIC
    I'd say red red black but that's just to follow your inherent red theme ! They all look great and I think if people really want they can build it in any colour they want
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    Well that's a pretty cool addition to the Lego "aftermarket". Looks like a fun project to play around with.
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    There we go, you just nailed it! those final touches really ties this whole build together.
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    Both look good but I must say I love the chocolate brown interior! I wish their were more options for tan or brown interiors. Fingers crossed we'll get some more tan in the Bugatti set to come! Well done!
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    Looking good @Didumos69, I really like the aggressive styling of the shape you went with. It looks mean, with a drivetrain to match! I personally would've left the fake motor out and sunk the spare tire down lower but that's just my personal preference. I see you have a nice set of headlights but no taillights? Or you haven't gotten around to it yet?! Either way living this build, incredible chassis and drive train you definitely went above and beyond for your first RC!
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    This looks like quite the off road beast! I don't normally agree with third party options but those snow chains look awesome and you couldn't ask for a better driver
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    Looks awesome! Now let's see if Lego is able to top this beauty
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    Wow I love it absolutely gorgeous! The details and shaping are spot on very well done!
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    That makes much more sense then!
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    @Kelkschiz I realized I worded that wrong. What I was referring too is the sag or slack that there seems to be on the top portion of the track, if that makes sense?! Anyways very minor!
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    Ohh the all black looks so good!
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    Great looking tank! The shapes you've managed to create look great. My only concern is the drooping on the too of the tracks but that's pretty darn minor, otherwise
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    This is definitely the best WIP I've seen in a long time, it's really starting to take shape and I look forward to see it all together!
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    You really captured that classic muscle car look. I love the design and the "mechanical air ride" works great and looks awesome all slammed on the ground
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    These are awesome, both models look great
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    I'm not entirely sure if this will help but there's already a thread by @Didumos69 on something very similar.
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    I love the lines created and the full system Lego interior!! It's beautiful
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    Very cool! I love that you spent the time to correct the issues, looks great!
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    @SNIPE Thanks for the feedback!
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    This thing is epic with the claas tires. Looks awesome and the performance is great. Looking forward to the body!
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    Looks good, I just wish I had a common crank. It does sound like an engine.... One that's been drained of oil .
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    This thing is massive! very clever mechanics throughout, well done
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    Thanks! I couldn't not have the fold flat rear seats, I mean where else are the technic people supposed to stow away all their stuff? Haha. As for the headlights, I've wanted to use those pieces for a long time and they were too good to pass up on this build. Thanks for the kind words Rudivdk. I actually built your whole set up, it works really well just not for the scale this was going to be. So I took the concept and started from scratch! I'm glad the all manual paid off, it was definitely a tough but rewarding build! Thanks! Black is awesome to build In as there's sooo many pieces to choose from
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    Thanks! I tried to work it out but I couldn't figure out a typical shift pattern to match so I opted on this design which works well and retains a typical 6 speed shift pattern. Thanks Meatman! So the engine was out of necessity as the 5 cylinder wouldn't fit properly in the engine bay with the steering linkage, gearbox, and differential. The smaller engine also made room for some fun detail. As for the instructions yes, I love my Lego collection and I hate having to order more so I opted on one off instructions and that way he gets the build experience and I keep my collection but probably not the most expensive, instructions ever sold. Also the build time had plenty of gaps, I've been very busy and haven't had the time to build as much as I wanted so it was often on hold for weeks at a time. Thanks! Thanks! It was by far the most challenging build to date, the low centre console and massive interior space made strengthening the chassis a very difficult ordeal. As such the rockers became major structural areas. Thanks Technic Addict! The gearbox was tough but I figured it all out in the end, crowkillers was a huge help with the gearing. Well that hopefully won't be too far away, in a month or so I'll hopefully be able to start with the chassis. Unfortunately I had to remove one picture, hopefully it isn't still showing that. Thanks, I'm glad you like it. Thank you! They were some very hard curves to mimic. Thanks bro, super helpful having the support, being able bounce ideas off you and all your help throughout the process. Super stoked on the next one B.
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    Loving how this is shaping up, I'm very curious about the chassis that will be going below. The bodywork however is flowing together beautifully.
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