R0Sch

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  1. R0Sch
    The 3L axle and pin connector is dbg on the official images too. It looks darker due to the shadows. But it's def. not black if the part list also shows them in dbg.
  2. R0Sch
    With the help of the official high resolution images, 360° video and partial part list available on lego.com. At this scale it's fairly easy.
  3. R0Sch
    Good spot. And looks like they dropped the carbon fiber stickers on the panels too to be more accurate to the source car. The funny thing is that pre-production model is still depicted on the back of the box and it shows the non-existing stickers.
  4. R0Sch
    The 2x5x3 curved panel in white is new too.
  5. R0Sch
    Over-engineered but such fabulous work and perfect timing with the RL revealed truck. Congrats!
  6. R0Sch
    Nope.
  7. R0Sch
    This set is 100% in bright light orange (aka flame yellowish orange) and dark blue.
  8. R0Sch
    You can check out the partial part list on PaB to see that the axles used are regular 4L for the rear sprockets. There is only 1 4L with stop in dbg. Edit: And here is my Studio model. I am only left with one 3L pin with axle which I can't find a place for. Maybe someone can figure it out. Extra small red panels replaces with small #21+22 since not available yet. 42148.io Very cool functions for a 10€ set.
  9. R0Sch
    Of course the rear axle is split into 2x 4L and the rims are the axle hole version. You want to be able to steer after all.
  10. R0Sch
    Well, it most certainly looks like it is quadruple thread, pitch 1L and lead 4L. So with every turn you'll move 4 studs axially. If my eyes don't trick me, I see a blue axle end and I recon it's a new 20L that goes all the way through.
  11. R0Sch
    https://www.lego.com/cdn/cs/set/assets/bltd3f162aab40c70f1/42147_v1.mp4
  12. R0Sch
    Cross referencing the part list and part count I concluded that the dumping linkage is constructed like this: Here's my Studio file: 42147.io
  13. R0Sch
    I am actually working on it. Will be ready in about 1-2 hours.
  14. R0Sch
    Like GTS said and here's how it works in this set:
  15. R0Sch
    Fork assembly sliding on the 2 long beams and connected through linkages to pivoting arm driven by worm gear.