andrewganschow

and how do you know that?? Secret information? Or was something posted I missed.

So now the big question is, what will the B model be, if one even exists?

I don't know about cars but stationary Machinery like a lathe would be neat, 2 4 speed gear boxes to turn the head. Maybe could design there own sorting machine for technic parts, there's an interesting idea. And directions on how to sort other parts with different screens and operating speed.

Oh ok that makes sense.

That looks simple. Is it just me or is it missing the changeover gears?

wow that looks awesome, I always thought crane gearboxes were slightly tough.

I enjoy building digital most of the time to visual certain sections of something im building, and it's a lot easier to change a gear combination digitally then physical. Example being i just changed the clutch gear in 42043 to a regular 24 tooth gear. But physically building allows me to build with a limited supply, and forces me to use the parts I have and not go buy more parts online. Both have there upsides.

it was leaked, I have a picture on my blog below still. We don't know the reason behind the set cancellation. Which is disappointing, it looked really good.

set review dates are not final and never are. But, Jim we need your reviews, and fingers to build the BWE.

I don't know man being and to print your own parts would be pretty cool.

And if you look at pictures of the Porsche where someone removed the camouflage, and I think j did see a 3x11 that was 5 studs long. I'll try to find it and link it here. Found it.bottom photo, on the right top portion of the door is a 3x11x5 curved panel.

This is why I hate April fools day. Everything has to be taken with a grain of salt, but from the details, it sounds somewhat credible, a lattice boom on a mobile crane is really odd, but plausible, only way to confirm this is with images and links.

Assuming this isnt an actual shift in eurobricks. you could've made a fake article about the technic Porsche being cancelled... Boy would that have caused a rile.

I would love to have the axle sorter built, I've got a million axles to sort. Liftarms aren't as bad, but automated sorting is a major plus when trying to build effectively.

Ahh, ok thank you

I don't keep up with 42030 as I don't own it, YET, but are there c models created from 42030?

Shot in the dark here, but maybe is features an ev3 block with motors, for programmable racing circuits, draw with a black marker and it follow the line, change the internal gearbox for different racing speeds. That's the only way I'd buy this set, other then that it doesn't appeal to me, and neither does the price.

I don't have a million axles, but if it was able to separate large beams and axles, from connectors and small axles, etc.. Just to help slightly speed up sorting.

I'd like to make a round sorter, it rotates and pieces fall out of certain size slots. The rings would be used to provide a stiff circle mounting. Then use tracklinks to fill the rest, some how.

What makes you say that? Caterpillar is a fairly reasonable company I think. Or just make big yellow equipment, based on cat models, without all the licensing.

Yeah, I'd be one of those Americans if I had the money, put a big Cat C18 or Detroit 12V71, (if you've never heard of these motors please looks them up as they are awesome.) But anyway such a beautiful intricate truck. I can't believe how much is packed into this.

That crane would look lovely next to 42009, really reminds me of 8421. I hope instructions come along soon.

I think I've figured it out. Yellow axles are for the BWE hand rails and Volvo. Orange axles and connecters used for the Volvo safety areas, and Porsche. And red axle for the Xerion. They're mixed in with the 1H sets in order to determine any flaws in the coloring process, and designer's have probably had access to the different color axles for a year now to design final coloring of sets. The axles then have to be distributed throughout the 1H sets in order to drive prices down, and hear about any flaws in the different color pellets used to make the axles. That's my theory, im pretty sure these axles will continued to be used in future sets for further coloring, but the gray and black axles will still be used for structural, and rotary implementations.

And I downloaded ldd just 2 days ago onto my 7 year old computer:( great, re download.

On the superstructure, by the "control center" there are 4 yellow panels that are new to this year that I noticed in a video yesterday.