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    Going by the quote from a Lego representative, there is a change coming to the PF components. See the last couple of paragraphs in this article: http://www.technicbricks.com/2016/01/wedo-20-future-of-pf.html?m=1 What's not known is the time line, technical details about the new components or prices.
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    Good progress. Will you be aligning the splits on the rear bumper?
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    The TC5 models are a bit different, as they require two sets to build. They should probably have their own category, but I'll let you decide.
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    It's great to see it completed - it's a beautiful, incredibly detailed model. Are you building more than one copy?
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    You could probably do it with Mindstorms but it will be much cheaper and quicker to find a kid in your neighborhood who's willing to sort bricks for a whole Saturday for $20.
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    Looking good, Clive. This is a set I refuse to get, not because it's not great, but because I don't want to get hooked on an expensive collection (I also have the same policy on the Architecture, Creator buildings and Train collections). I'm really enjoying your updates and had a good laugh at the flying ABS - maybe you'll be the first to figure out how to make Lego fly.
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    Nice job on this, the new panels work really well in the back. If you're planning a second version, place the steering motor directly on the axle to prevent suspension twist during steering.
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    Cute video! I'm always surprised how calm the hamsters are riding around in your creations. Do they get rewards for being good?
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    Technic, Panel Curved 3 x 6 x 3 Available in blue and yellow. I'm not sure why LDD lists it as 3 x 5 x 3.
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    Linear solution, you can also replace the 4L connector with a 3L connector:
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    Use a 2L beam for rotation, or the cam piece if your linear mechanism is vertical. It doesn't get smaller than that.
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    Very good steering and suspension in the front, they look solid. I like the virtual pivot point,too.
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    That's a lot of stuff in a tiny space! Very well done. The warehouse is great, too.
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    The B model is reminiscent of the Tyrrell P34, except for the axle layout: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyrrell_P34 Thanks for the review.
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    Good work, Clive, this went much fast than I expected. I think you'll enjoy building with bricks, although taking them apart may be a different story.
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    If the shaft that's not active is free-running, all that's needed is a gear between the two outputs. I see the not active shafts rotate very slowly, suggesting that they are not engaged.
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    Awesome, can't wait to see the Churchill and AT-TE.
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    Good start! Are you planning more projects for the summer?
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    Not a car, that's for sure. Three of my last four projects have been cars and I need a break from them. I'm thinking a walker of some sort, probably using Mindstorms.
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    Thank you Edwin and Clive. I'm quite happy with it, I think I'll build something larger for my next project.
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    1x L-Motor for drive, 1:1 gear ratio 1x Servo Motor for steering 49.5 x 20 tires Weight: 490 grams with batteries Full description.
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    Wow, these are beautiful. Fantastic job.
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    Will you be recording the 4x4 challenge? It's always fun to watch those.
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    The steering cabin looks great, I really like the SNOT. All the details are excellent, I'm always impressed by what you do at such a small scale.
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    Great pictures today, the colors are well saturated and details are very sharp. Did you upgrade cameras? Or get a stand for the old one?
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