Dafgek81

I would choose the Manitou telehandler, I know the crash tender is way bigger, but the Manitou is packed with great functions.

I think he means more sections like we often see on trucks, mostly 4 or 5 sections. So all the printed parts from the crane cost €105,- together? That's a nice price. Maybe in the future.

8258 definitely

Yep I know, have a smaller version myself.

Very nice aquarium you have there.

I need more of them to

Looks incredible!!! Would like to use it on my crane on the Actros.

Hi Efferman, Would this crane section fit on my Actros crane? It is a bigger scale as you know. And can single pneumatic cylinder lift it. Here is a link to the original crane: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=618399 It is made out of old bricks and plates, so it is a bit heavy. And how is the clamshell bucket coming along??

Hello Efferman, I would like a part to fit to front axle truck rims. It's the ring that protects the nuts from the hub against damaging. It should be something like the 4185 pulley wheel, but without the centre. Just the outer part with the holes. So it has to be fitted on the rim with the 1 1/2 dbg pins.

Maybe they Will understand one day, that us AFOL's would love to see a theme based on Model Team, but with Technic underneath. Go Dutch master builders, let them at TalG know what real building is all about!!!!!

Okay will see.

Well in the first pictures on Flickr, the backside is open. On the later version, there is an additional part added. What is that for???

On the back side there is some kind of triangular shaped bracket like part. I think it's for a gear to drive a wormgear or so to extend the inner parts mechanically.

Well, you can see the finished model on Brickshelf, look for Actros 4150K It is a copy from the green one from Sandman. Instructions and partslist can be found on brickforge.de. Only difference is that mine is blue with a white crane.

Thanks. Really like the crane, are you going to put the extendable printed part on there? Like that part for what I seen from it. Are you going to make a pneumatic version from it M, without the gear holding part on it?

That looks really cool. Love to build a crane like that. By the way, is there a lxf file for the complete Iveco chassis??

You have captured the shape of the original car very well, it's an iconic car. Very well done. If I were to build supercars, this would be one of them

I hope you mean impressive model, if not, isn't very nice to say. It's better to not say anything in that case.

I do not want to subscribe to yet another site. It's time EB can host pictures for itself.

This is my workplace/room http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=6372509 http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=6372510

Are there any pictures of the B model yet? I haven't seen any. And those buckets are a new mold to as far as I can see.

That might be true, but if you have build a replica of the nee type, you have to loose the pipe. The new one has an exhaust box between the front and back tire under the cab.

That's a solid car, very cool

This is one monstrous machine, very well done.

This looks amazing so far.