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  1. MajklSpajkl
    Wow, this is a dream come true! Thank you very much for sharing your work. I just need to purchase me a joypad :-) Is it possible to use buwizz as a power source for s-brick on one port and still use other three ports for functions - so that would mean 7 functions with combined 1x buwizz and 1x s-brick?
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    Suuuuuuuppppperrr niiiiiiiceeeee!
  3. MajklSpajkl
    Looks fun-tastic. I especially like the smaller supporting wheels for those massive tires. Excellent idea
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    Indeed! Would be nice to see the hokus-pokus in the back of that front panel :-)
  5. MajklSpajkl
    I second that I was hoping to see this. Very well done. Even this video helps a lot to reproduce this, so thanks for sharing. I wonder if Akiyuki's next module will include a bunch of small trucks :-)
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    I am using this. Indeed a whole less strees to motors and axles - it does leave some greasy filth on the bricks though - so not exactly dry :-)
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    In addition to other questions - so there is no chance to upgrade the so called buwizz 1.0 to 2.0? There is an actual hardware change/upgrade made in orther to get ludicrous on not just some software which allows more current to the components?
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    Thanks for your answer. Your english is just as good as mine so yes, I understand what you mean. Best regards, Miha
  9. MajklSpajkl
    I agree, the track is fantastic (and heavy) but I meant your sprocket - does it grab the track well under heavy loads? Or does it skip? I am asking this, because you've shown only "air" test and not, lets say, "up your stairs" test ;-) Best regards, Miha
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    Briliant! Have you tried it on one of your tanks? How good is it under some/heavy load? I will definetly try it out. Thanks for sharing
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    You get a "supernice" form me :-) I really like that you decided for a mid to smaller scale - I tend to get pulled to the bigger side and then my MOCs become to long and to big to finish in a pleasant way. Great details with the gas tanks and other stuff around them that I don't know what to call it ;-) Are you planing to make a video of the functions?
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    Wow, fantastic bunch to pick from! I knew I'd be a bit jelaous when I find out Well done EB and Jim
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    Well deserving winners. Congratulations to all! I do feel itchy about what the prizes are? @Jim, are they not to be disclosed?
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    Fantastic review Jim, as always. I kinda got over the set already, decided to keep at wishfull thinking, but you made me want it again so bad! :-) Good call on the Taj Mahal :-)
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    20: 10 10: 69: 412: 311: 215: 1
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    Well, there are usually three spots on the podium ;-) And your entry definetly is in the spirit od the contest IMO. Good luck on voting. Best regards, Miha
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    Podium. Nothing else to say
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    @TechnicSummse Great find! It would be grat to have a bunch of these at hand - unfortunately, those would be relatively hard to get, or at least expensive. Those steering units go for about 4 € and there are just a few sellers on BL that have more than a couple. Best regards, miha
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    Wow, this videi is really on another level! Also really cool set of machinery! Fantastic!
  20. MajklSpajkl
    I finished one too. Will not join any wagon :-) I think color coding of the chassis is totally fine and the so called color vommit is actually really organised. The only thing I don't understand are the orange 2L liftarms (+o). That dark azure looks very nice indeed and it would be really nice to have the whole parts asortment. Overall I like the gearbox the most. I can agree with negative opinion of the drive train and other visual misfortunes that were outlined by the comunity. Fortunately, I didn't have to pay for it, but I don't get to keep it either. Apart from tires and the new coloured pieces it really didn't make my heart run faster. For every good thing that comes to my mind about it, there is a huge red light blinking above it screaming: TOO EXPENSIVE!!! P.S.: ...but my kids totaly love it :-)
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    I'm in love with those lines flowing on top! A very well deserved recognition and pro tag! Looking forward to your next marvel :-)
  22. MajklSpajkl
    OMG! This is totaly amazing! Something I was dreaming to achieve with my MAN M1000 a couple of years ago but failed. Indeed this beast deserves a HOF! So many functions and all remote I looked through your gallery but could find a clear enough photo of the planetary wheel hubs. Do you have any? That S-Brick profile is really intimidating :-)
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    Hi, I'd like to nominate BMW vision M power by @9 fingers. It looks amazing and, for me, totaly represents the BMW design. And I second the nomination for that Zetros 2733 6x6 Merc by @jrx - stunning work and a lot of dedication went into this.
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    This is an awesome piece of art! I really love the back of the car (and I really don't know what Jeroen is talkin about ). The interior is supernice and those M stripes look good too. The only thing wrong with it is, that it's not in HOF yet . Well done 9 fingers!!!
  25. MajklSpajkl
    Looks great and very polished! I love the use of the nets. Do the balls fall directly into buckets or are they actually scooped?
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