Rebel_Lego

A bit late, but search on youtube.com for ‘ppung daddy 42043’ :)

Thank you for your answer, appreciate it!

Hello, Since the new Lego Powered Up components are very expensive, I thought I’d look on Bricklink. But, there are some sellers who sell these components for about €20 (sometimes even more) less than the price on LEGO.com. So I had some questions: Isn’t this scam? A technic hub on LEGO.com for €70 on Bricklink for €30. Is this possible? I mean, is there a way to get these hubs and motors etc. so cheap that you can sell them for €40 below the LEGO price (I thought maybe in big parties it is cheaper) and is this reliable? I hope somebody can answer these questions.

Nice! That seat is really wonderful! Nice technique

Wow looks nice! I really like the smooth surface.

Well, I always watch those video’s before buying a set. And than the reviews on LEGO.com, LEGO stores in my country, but the reviews of Sariel, RacingBrick, etc., have more value for me.

I mostly sort by shape and colour. However, I put two or three colours in the same box so that the closet isn’t full of LEGO :)

I’m new here and I checked out some of your models. Really nice! Just build 42123, but your alternative looks just as good as the original. Keep up the good work!

If you use control+ app you are stuck to exactly the same set up as the original set, 42099 in this case. The powered up app gives you more freedom in what you want, for example only one XL-motor (just an example). Btw, If you have trouble with coding in the powered up app, check out racingbrick.com, he has a summary where the function of the code blocks is given and some instruction video’s. Was really helpful for me :)

I like the fact that it isn’t a big complicated model but a nice looking small build. Well done!

Wow looks great! Such a shame that TLG canceled the Osprey.

Isn’t €150 a bit cheap for a motorized set? I mean, 42098 was the same price and everything was manual control, and 42078 same thing. But on the other hand, they had functions which require multiple motors, so maybe...

42098 has 2493 parts, and was the same price, and 42112 ans 42108 were smaller than 42098, and cheaper. Btw, maybe it is possible that Lego uses the Mack license again, since this truck is american style...