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oh my god, this is the Best Lego Roadtrain i have ever seen

wow, that is impressive

thanks DLuders, i think it looks more like a Lexus LFA , but i think i will modify it in a way that it looks good, and not to let it look like a specific Car. The grill is a point that must be modified, there is something not perfect. beside the design i try currently a transaxle transmission. the shifting should work like my old version, which i had built before my darke ages. sorry for the bad picture. edit: thanks for watching

it seems that everyone did not like the rear bumper of the original 8070 Why so much gears for the PF Replacement? i have only used two universal joints and it works too rofl i had written the three letter version of backside and the forum replaced it with "megablocks" thats a really creative art of censoring

that is a good possibility

Sounds to me like a Baja Truck picture source

Thanks Guys, today i have modified the front of the 8070 Before after adding some panels, lowering the hood, moving the headlights backward and fixing the angle of the V8 sidepanel sorry for not more pics at this time, the batterys of the cam are empty edit: more pics Backward moved Headlights V8 sidepanel a light angle for the Enginehood moving the functions Sideview i hope you like it

i own now a 8070 and it looks good, only the Backside is a little bit ugly. so i have modified the backside. The Rearwing and the M-Motor i have removed. more pics here (when the folder is online)

sounds like Portal hubs

that is not good

do you use the firefox browser? try it with internet explorer

16 tooth clutch gear and a driving ring?

the mechanics may be failed, but the design is perfect

holy christmas, this looks like it would snowing outside

thanks for the pics. Simple and efective

cool, your mini moke looks gourgous

i hope it

you made my day I have tried this a few months ago and my solution was not so simple and effective. great job

that thing is awesome. and the height adjust of the trailer seems to be pure genius have you pics from the mechanism?

thanks. if you want to see some pics, klick the picture

hm, its nice and reminds me to something with four legs i think turntables are simply the easiest way to realize omnidirectional steering. but sometimes the easiest things are the most elegant things

is something like this usefull for you ?

holy moly, i love this truck

i see them too

thanks for the link Dluders, but i think my 102x32 delivers enough grip. the ascending slope which i use is very slippery