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Yes. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?q=trailer&stype=f&n=6

By request, I now have three Cuusoo projects running: http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/13519 http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/13596 http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/13602

I'm pretty sure that ever model that gets voted in will be reworked a bit, to make mass-production easier. The micromotor isn't vitally important, and can easily be replaced by any other motor.

I've posted it on Cuusoo, and your vote can help making this a reality. Only takes a couple of minutes. Please visit here: http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/13519 If you can share this -just plain anywhere- it would help a lot.

I sure hope so, otherwise, they'd be in real trouble for releasing these: Bricklink result for 'Lamborghini'.

Elaborate, but not convincing enough. Hey Paul, if you're reading this; let me do the Photoshopping next time.

And apparently "april" now wordfilters to "january'. If this is the best they can come up with in an entire year, they should not have bothered.

I'm calling bullshit. january 1st is getting more annoying each year.

If by "spring loaded leg to make small jumps" you mean "spring loaded leg to crash horribly" then I've got your car right here:

The rebrickable page is now live. Enjoy! Or you could check the LXF file here:

You can help getting this produced as a set! Please check here: Link to the Cuusoo page 10.000 votes and it may get produced. As I'm writing this, we're at 1500+ votes. Please get the word out. I love the think tanks from Ghost in the Shell. Tank, cat, spider, philosopher, AI superhero all in one. Built for Marchikoma

When I was 3, my dad bought this: To this day, he claims it was a gift for me :D

Grum; I suppose you are aware of the movie intouchables? I was wondering about your opinion on it. Personally, I thought it was an excellent movie, and would recommend it to anyone.

That was intriguing, very inspirational.

Is there, or will there be, an option to allow similar parts to be used? For example, there's this mold change: -> In roughly 90% of the cases, one can be substituted for the other. Or this one: -> I'm willing to bet that in 99% of the cases there's no functional difference between the two. Would it be possible to insert an 'or' function, as in "You're going to need 4 of this brick. Or 4 of that one. Doesn't matter, really."

They still sell sets without PF. Apparently, the did their homework, looked at the sales figures and saw there's people who want sets with PF and sets without. So they sell both, so both these groups can be happy*. *Unless they are the kind of people who want a multimillion dollar corporation to listen to their whims because surely, their way of seeing things is ultimately right.

They're still being sold. There you go. Lego wouldn't still include them in sets if people thought they were worthless. Their accountants have access to the sales figure down to the last cent. If PF didn't offer anything extra, it would be gone in an instant.

Apparently, the technology is already there, here's one of their prototypes.

I was led to believe that they were. Very keen eye, thank you for that. Can a mod please remove any mention from Lego's involvment from the subtitle?

This deals with a new electronic system. It's described in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srIiQAUYkbY I've been asked to spread this survey: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHk5MWkwb0RLTHdua1RCX05JaTNyZ0E6MQ Please tell them what you think about this product, and how it can be improved to suit your needs.

Yes. When used properly. If you use it to change the speed of the pistons in a fake engine? Yawn. If you use it to drive 4 times more functions than you have motors (like your beloved space shuttle does)? Excellent. Recent technic sets have no shortage of those gearboxes.

A technic truck based on the real-life Unimog, both of them released at a similar price point. How hard is the comparision? Cites: Catalog picture showing it priced at f78,50 Dutch inflation figures over the years.

Because most kids don't give a flying rat's ass about gearboxes. All the rest of 8880's functionality has been replicated elswhere. It didn't even have doors, for 's sake.

They have. You're wrong. Oh really.