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  1. jorgeopesi
    The movement of the liebherr arm looks a little short I hope just in the pic.
  2. jorgeopesi
    I know I am crazy talking about wheel loaders and I apologize for it if I looks rude, for me the movement is the most important part. This one was made four years ago and as you can see you can get more travel with the same or even less pieces than now.
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    I do not like it, even forgetting that I am a purist the arm and the bucket had to have more travel, I know it is difficult to get but is the best part of doing wheel loaders, it is for me like a dumper without enough bed movement. All real wheel loaders can do this.
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    I agree, it looks that will be a good set to make exercise.
  5. jorgeopesi
    Awesome as usual but this time even more, I would buy the set just to bulid this shark.
  6. jorgeopesi
    I do not consider SBrick and Buwizz as Lego pieces so I will not use them if I take part in the contest.
  7. jorgeopesi
    Maybe it should go to the Lego scale modeling forum, don´t you think?.
  8. jorgeopesi
    I have my own point of view about this, if you put a V16 and front traction on a F40 most people would be scandalized because they know and love the car. With us happen the same with the heavy machinery, you can do it of course, but we do not quite understand it all.
  9. jorgeopesi
    Have Lego take benefit of Komatsu without pay for it?, I always thought that the 8265 ad the 8275 were too much similar to a komatsu wa600 and a d475, they were too much beautiful to not to be based in real machines.
  10. jorgeopesi
    I liked a lot and I recogniced the music from the begining , I used the same in my Komatsu.
  11. jorgeopesi
    For me the fun is to replicate mechanisms already contrasted in the best way possible but everything fits on Technic so OK, it is sure that in my way it will be more difficult that I achieve something new.
  12. jorgeopesi
    Every MOC has ideas of other people, I think is good to mention some of them like Sariel´s autovalve for example but without driving us crazy maybe even Sariel had the autovalve idea watching other people stuff or not I have no idea.
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    I wanted to write this but I saw that it was already wrote .
  14. jorgeopesi
    I also think that this battle can be won for the motorized style due the new XL linear actuators because they will allow to build bigger MOCs where all the electric components can be putted easly, I have more than one pending MOC because I had not enough space respeting the scale.
  15. jorgeopesi
    More time to save money for it...
  16. jorgeopesi
    Chapeau or like we say here chapó.
  17. jorgeopesi
    I understand you but when the pleasure is mostly in the building sometimes wires and motors everywhere are boring, I like to see gearboxes, manual steering or axles you have to turn, if I counted the time I play with my MOCs it would be no doubt less than an 1%100 of the total time.
  18. jorgeopesi
    I do exactly the same.
  19. jorgeopesi
    I agree with everything and I still do not understand why I have built so many motorized MOCs, I guess it is for having even less space to build which is a challenge for me... but everytime I go into the cables it is torture again and again...
  20. jorgeopesi
    I know what you say . We should have an external unit to operate them without having to have them in the MOC, when I say external unit it means a motor with a battery connected .
  21. jorgeopesi
    Almost all my MOCs are motorized but I always have felt admiration for the manual ones and in the end play with them is almost the same. Of course that some of them have to be motorized like trial trucks but I think that the machinery for example would be funny to play motorized or not, what do you think?, what are they advantages and disadvantages in your opinion?. I start first, manual ones would be cheaper and easier to scale well so you have a lot of them to choose in the other hand motorized ones are expensive and you have to find machines where you can put all the components respecting its scale which is always a big problem but in the end you are doing something that moves by itself... it is difficult to choose... I would like to start manual MOCs just to not to see more wires anymore...
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    I learned a lot from Lego and one important thing was to give up before starting, it is not a MOC that you should not have started but it will teach you limits for the next ones, we are all on that learning path and the good thing about these mocs is that you can always approve ideas for others. Looking back there is more than one MOC of mine that I detest and before it seemed unbeatable. I admit that my Lego sense told me that this MOC was impossible but we can always wait the best, with more space you will do awesome things.
  23. jorgeopesi
    I have the rare piece too , good tractor for the scale.
  24. jorgeopesi
    Very interesting, I always wanted to do something similar about structural reinforcements but it was a lot of work even in my own languaje. I think it will be like a dictionary, impossible to finish but very useful.
  25. jorgeopesi
    I like the outriggers too is the best way to elevate a machine without big pistons. I like the upper view of the central part too.
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