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    Brilliant design, love how the chassis can be stretched and shortened so easily. Lots of features in a very small space.
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    Looks pretty good to me!
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    Nicely done. The long cab looks good on that truck. Brick_Sticker
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    Excellent work once again! The amount of stuff you've managed to cram in such a small space is quite impressive indeed. Brick_Sticker
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    Beautifully done, and as the others have said, the details in every pic are astounding. Nice work! Brick_Sticker
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    Doesn't look too slow, always like to see reverse trikes. Do you have any pics of the steering or rubber band assembly? Brick_Sticker
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    Very nice! The autovalve is slick indeed! Brick_Sticker
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    Very nicely done! I like the front suspension especially. Brick_Sticker
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    Very nice! Love all the functions it has. Brick_Sticker
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    Looks even better than the original I think, nicely done. Brick_Sticker
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    As mentioned, the 42006 uses them, and they do function as sliding couplings. I know because I robbed them to use for another model and replaced them with u-joints, and had problems with the axles binding. I had to go to the next shorter size axle which was barely secure in each end of the joints to get things to work properly. Brick_Sticker
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    Love the smooth lines of the entire model, very nicely done. Brick_Sticker
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    Very impressive! Brick_Sticker
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    I like that you have the valves controlled by whatever cylinder they are closest to, but you will probably have to use the electric motor to operate the valves in a certain sequence and timing, kind of like a walker that is mechanical, except that it is the valves that are controlled, not the legs. Maybe a lot of gear racks and cranks for the timing, and a very healthy supply of air. Due to the nature of lego pneumatics, I don't see it being very reliable otherwise. Looks very interesting though, hope to see more progress on it. Brick_Sticker
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    Are you suggesting coconuts migrate? Brick_Sticker
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    I like the green better as well, nicely done. Brick_Sticker
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    Excellent moc, I'm sure your daughter will have a lot of fun playing with it(if she can get it away from you!) Brick_Sticker
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    I like it! Can't wait to see more of this car. Brick_Sticker
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    Very nicely done! Love the detail on the engine and crane arm. Brick_Sticker
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    Looks incredible, keep the pics coming! Brick_Sticker
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    Glad to see these here, these are excellent little cars. Brick_Sticker
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    I too would love to see universal sets again, especially themed ones, such as a pneumatic universal, LA universal, and so on. Brick_Sticker
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    The servo on the valve is an excellent idea, can't wait to see your scraper completed. Brick_Sticker
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    Very well done, the bodywork is fantastic. Excellent number of features too! Brick_Sticker
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    Looking very very good, can't wait to see those surprise trailers.... Brick_Sticker
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