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  1. jorgeopesi
    I tried that suspension on previuos MOCs and I know well how good it works. Awesome truck, I like the tubular body but I would change it for liftarms to get less weight and more structural rigidity.
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    Great instructions, maybe someday I build a 25 studs version .
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    I understand you, I built an audi r8 (scale 1:8) years ago and I learned small is better but it is always better learn by yourself .
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    What about a group of MOCs?, wheel loader and dumper together .
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    I don't understand massive MOCs, you need a lot of parts, you loose performance due the high weight and it is not funny build in plenty room but good luck amyway, just my opinion.
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    Awesome, small and full of functions :thumbup: , I love it.
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    I discovered an awesome machine while I was waiting for the class tyres, the caterpillar 994 mono boom and it is my chance to achieve a medium, realistic, very playable and strong MOC. Its main feature is the narrowness, only 6 studs between wheels in order to get a giant appearance using the 8265 bucket and unimog wheels, I am very happy with it, of course it has a large travel of arm and bucket, using the entire travel of the cylinders.
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    Looking good .
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    I see the title and I laugh, I think it's the first year that I don´t lose money , I did instructions (all free for the moment) but I never thought gain more than spending a year, less than 200 euros usually.
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    This is the MOC type that I would vote for, but I didn´t like to build it even having the idea first, it is strange .
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    Of course awesome first MOC, my first one...
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    I agree.
  13. jorgeopesi
    UCS RC Lamborghini?, another car contest?, I will work in a Lamborghini because you never knows... :laugh: ,
  14. jorgeopesi
    My training while I wait for class tyres, if I achieve this, with 2 or 3 studs more it won´t be problem build a strong and functional MOC. Pendular suspension, 4x4, 2 large pneumatic cylinders and 1 small one with an improved evolution of the linkage used in the 8464 set, I am very proud of it, great range of bucket movement with the arm in any position. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3BMUcXSgqU&feature=youtu.be '>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjzepSns8E8&feature=youtu.be
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    :laugh: probably only functionally perfect :laugh: .
  16. jorgeopesi
    I have seen a chassis like the arocs before the arocs , if this continues will be very difficult to invent new things . Nice project full of pneumatics.
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    I am very purist including the proportions, just those difficulties are what make me have fun, do what everyone does in less space, in the end I guess it's my building style. New cylinders are very long for that position but sure I will see them in some giant backhoe, I haven´t got so many... I like to see a volvo bm backhoe for example.
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    I oredered 8 different parts, 4 tyres and 4 hubs .
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    Wow, how much will weigh that?, it would be a good workout for a legs day .
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    As you can see I tried again with unimog tyres but it will be difficult, not impossble, put two pneumatic cylinders to operate bucket like in real machines, that is why I wanted class tyres in order to gain 2 or 3 studs in wide, I always say that this type machines, wheel or crawler loaders, are very narrow in comparison with their lengths, I have not seen any well-proportioned, except mine modesty and effort apart , mine komatsu 9 studs wide, 42030 set 12 using same bucket.
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    Because I tried with unimog tyres yet, but I will try again with them while the class tyres arrive. I remember that the volvo bucket was too big for the unimog tyres, think in a giant wheel loader, wheels are bigger in proportion that in large or medium wheel loaders.
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    You are right Jim, I am sorry, I have been building this night when I can I will share my progress. Thanks for put the tittle. Looking for ideas I rediscovered the 8464 or 8439 set , it is one of the best wheel loader arms I have ever seen.
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    You can not but I can, we both like tatras.
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    Ups, you suppose right...
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    I have nothing physical but if I have the idea. I know it is no original but I like wheel loaders . I did my calculations and using new class wheels I can build a huge but simple wheel loader a komatsu wa1200, caterpillar 994 or a leturneau. They are gigants wheel loaders and the problem I had is that their wheels are so huge that in proportion the body it had to be so tight that I could´t put anything, with new wheels I think I can build a big and simple MOC with few parts, my goal is that it had a Lego set style. Here you can see these beautiful machines, they are perfects for me they have small cabins for a bad cabin builder . As you can see their wheels are even bigger than a new large pneumatic cylinder.
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