Ngoc Nguyen

Two L-motors, two XL-motors and a horizontal motor (no name so far) Functions: tilt, forward and backward and articulated steering.

The Volvo has FIVE MOTORS. Holy moly!

More info about 42114: Volvo 6x6 Offroad Articulated Tipper. Piece count 2193. Price 249.99 EUR.

Piece count 2193. Price 249.99 EUR. Special part and features: - New C+ motor with horizontally driven axis (like LEGO ® Spike 45602 (Large Angular Motor) - 1 Control+ XL motor, 1 Control+ L motor - Control+ Hub - 2 Land Rover mudguard 15 x 2 x 7 46882 in yellow for front wheels - XL linear actuators - 1 Corvette mudguard 42531 in LBG for dashboard - 3 new differentials, 1 old differential for center diff - Small panels #21 and #22 in yellow - Shell panel 3x7 in yellow - Curved panel 3x13 in yellow Functions: - Driving - Steering - Lifting and lowering bed - Hood can be opened manually Go nuts

HAH! I was right all along :DDD

Jim has reached Nirvana. Listen to his preach.

But the earlier price list said Lambor price was 379.99 EUR?

The credibility of such info wasnt high from the beginning

42112: Concrete mixer truck contains dark blue elements. 42113: Bell Helicopter. Black and orange. Control+ 42114: Dump truck. Control+

42077 vs licensed 42077

A cement mixer is pretty much certain, so I dont really believe in that list.

42077 vs 42109

The Flying Dutchman doesn't take commands from anyone except Davy Jones...

Cannot disagree more with this. In recent years TLG has ventured into models that have never been done before in Technic. 42055, 42078 B, 42080, 42097, 42098, 42112.

so dont hope for or speculate on one

42107 is not a motorbike

I think the mixing drum will be attached to the new 28z gear

This is the standard 2:1 gear mesh setup.

The Flying Dutchman strikes again!

This is the first time I've encountered such a bizarre contraption. This thing can very well be the B model. If (big if) there is gonna be a B model...

It's high time we get another Volvo and another pneumatic model.

Maybe 42113 is a licensed Volvo.

At the very least I think the mixing drum should be controlable through a knob. That means the drum needs to be attached to a turntable. Since the two-piece mixing drum from the City line doesn't have connection points that allow such attachment, I think the drum is gonna be either new part or custom build.

This can work.

Since the remaining sets only have codenames I think they are all licensed. 42113 is probably gonna be a licensed aircraft of some sort.