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  1. MajklSpajkl
    Well, it is not that dramatic...yes, it is not possible to do it without a sharp object, but it is perfectly doable without hurting the pieces. There is enough play to get the head of the stop axle out enough in order to reach beneath it with a tip of a knife...I just tried and succeeded with no effort at all. Will be interesting to see how will they try to solve this or explain it...
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    Wow, this is brilliant and would be really hard to beat it in the contest if it could compete. Nonethelss - pure genious!
  3. MajklSpajkl
    +1 to therealjustin! Way better than the Porsche
  4. MajklSpajkl
    Ahhh...silly me, I thought those were actually new.
  5. MajklSpajkl
    I hope this is not a repost... https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/medium-angular-motor-88018 I guess we can expect it in the new powered up sets coming after NY.
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    I understand the laziness, been dealing with it for quite some time now I guess I would notice the axles, but I am building a digital model of my Kenworth and was right at those rear axles when you posted, so they fell into my eye immediately. I am glad you found them good enough to reuse them. Best regards.
  7. MajklSpajkl
    Beautiful truck! Wasn't there any chance to make the fan on the motor to spin as well? Nice rear axles 😉
  8. MajklSpajkl
    Very interesting reading and great concept of this diagonal AWD + fantastic and obviously very capable B model. Great job!
  9. MajklSpajkl
    I was looking/referring at the photos you posted in the beginning. Unfortunately the photo you posted isn't working. The yellow wheels are too shiny in comparison to olive green. But it only nitpicking ;-)
  10. MajklSpajkl
    Very cool, reminds me on the old Citroën Visa a bit, especially at the back. Looking forward to your video.
  11. MajklSpajkl
    The tractor looks awesome and very true to the original, but I don't like the yellow tires, maybe LBG would've looked better.
  12. MajklSpajkl
    2.0 looks much better. Well done!
  13. MajklSpajkl
    Well, I like this one waaaaay more than the Dom's Charger. It looks cool. Probably just gonna buy the black mudguards instead of the whole set, but still...it looks cool to me. I like the agresive stance of it. Thanks for the review.
  14. MajklSpajkl
    This is next level! Bad to the bone!!!
  15. MajklSpajkl
    This came out fantastic! I really like the shape. You truly have talent for big alternative models If not considering that this is a B model, it would definitely benefit with some racing stickers, but since it is a B model it is understood that stickers would be a bit of a questionable choice, especially because those are rarely easy to remove. Best regards.
  16. MajklSpajkl
    You said it, not me
  17. MajklSpajkl
    I hope they introduce front mudguards too. It would be just weird at that size not to have the front mudguard. But probably better to keep our expectations low...
  18. MajklSpajkl
    Cool looking race cars! Great job on fitting all C+ components in them at this scale and very nice stickers too! A video would be nice
  19. MajklSpajkl
    I think getting the driving axle so high is actually a good thing. Not so easy to put the motors low in the chassis among all the suspension and steering mechanisms, so having the driving axle so high by default makes installing motors much easier. Besides, it is not that high and it's not like you need the space up there - it is an 8x8 trial truck, not a dump truck...
  20. MajklSpajkl
    This is fantastic! I am looking forward to see this come to life! My observation would be about schock absorbers. Do you have any space to add more? According to my experience first two axles need to bare with a large and heavy cabin - I used 3 pairs of hard springs on 1st and two pairs of hard springs on 2nd axle on my yellow Tatra as there was no way to get only one pair of springs to hold the heavy cabin. Of course it depends on what kind of body work you are going for. Best regards.
  21. MajklSpajkl
    Affirmative Very compact indeed.
  22. MajklSpajkl
    Start is very promising, but are you sure about 4WD? Seems RWD at the moment.
  23. MajklSpajkl
    Front arch definitely better with flex axles, rear one too, but could need a bit of a tweek, the gap seems quite big between the flex axle and the body. Great work on the iteration! Looking forward to see more. Best regards, Miha
  24. MajklSpajkl
    Wow, that is massive amount of work done! Congratulations on perserverance! And thank you very much for sharing.
  25. MajklSpajkl
    Oh my,... that's just brutal... Is thereanything left of the tires?
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