blueShinyApple

oh, yeah, you're probably right

there you go

yes it is: orange areas are not needed any more use rubberband on red OR use piece57519 instead (takes lot more space) as you can see it's possible to get up to 7 function through (but everything else than 3 takes TONS of space )by using the last nO two times on each side of the turntable. I really hope there is some better way of doing this, maby similar to that turn-table-tower-way

Thanks for all the positive comments ??? it don't have to be..

incredibly ugly, but still, very cool to be able to fit all that

yeah kinda' Here's how to do it: get as many freely spinning axles through the turntable, then one ofter another get into the centre then lead them away to their functions: hope you understand

I'll upload a pic later

Problem solved! The old lady was selling her sons old LEGO, like a big lot of unsorted LEGO. But then, among all the other LEGO she found the box. You all know the old boxes, with a lid that opens, then through a transparent cellophane you can see the pieces, and you open the box on the side. She thought it was unopened -because of the cellophane , and she couldn't see that it was the wrong pieces, 'cause the instructions was placed all over the pieces..- so she picked it out and sold it alone. I bought it, she sent it, I got it, I opened it, I thought it was a scam, I called her, she gave me my money back.

yes there is. I built it, and it would work with seven, but that would take tons of space..

She was appearently selling it for her abroad son... [edit] But seriosly, I think I'll have it fixed tomorrow

I'm doing some calls, and earliest tomorrow i will have it fixed

I got sad news. It was a scam. The package arrived yesterday. I shaked it, and it sure was LEGO, but when I opened it I realized that the package wasn't misb, and that it was totally wrong pieces. It was a mix of pieces from set 8851 and 8030, and some other random pieces. No pneumatics, no tracks, no bucket, but a lot of wheels (????).. And I got instructions for set 8851, 8030, 8843, and a old technic booklet.. it was kinda' weird, 'cause it was some old lady that was selling it so it was a little suspicious.. but anyways, any ideas what to do?

WRONG! I bought it on the "swedish ebay", tradera, for 360 SKR (about $50 BUT a lego set costing 360 skr in sweden would cost $36 in america, so it was really cheap ) but THAT BOX! it's just beautiful! longing for the package to arrive

wait wait wait.. Duty?.. I aint got no duties..! No, ofcourse I'll film it Make lots of filming, stopmotion spinnig box.., filming the opening second with five cams, so I can make it 3D, all the stuff like that and btw, can you guess what I paid for it??

mmmm...

I just won a auction! :laugh: well, what should I do with a unopened 8851 pneumatic excavator? should I open it, or try to keep it till I'm 70 and sell it then? What do you use to do with MISB LEGO? should I make the worlds only unboxing video? Some ideas or thoughts? edit: read to the end before commenting

Whow, a real beauty, but the suspension system seems a little unstable..

weird hub steering...

If you gonna use the small pump, then I would say the M motor, it's faster and smaller. If you gonna use a big pump, then use a XL motor. Thats how I would do it.

I built one without motor working perfect, I'll upload a vid sometime..

It's not likely at all. Use a strong framework, preferably those frames you talked about^

You should maby try to use pneumatic for the crane, and remember that the stabilizers need to go out then down too.

I built one like that two years ago when I was twelve!

All those power miners sets have numbers - 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,-,14,15,16 All numbers from 1 to 16, except no 13, are represented. Which is set no 13???

Dig small black pins and btw, I also got it for christmas