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Ngoc Nguyen

Eurobricks Grand Dukes
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  1. I know that there's a spare tire but I don't think it will serve as a knob, because the rear door seems to be openable.
  2. According to my source, 42110 has the same box dimensions with 42098.
  3. That's what you get when you have like 10 DBG 3x11 panels left... It's also disappointing that there's a spare differential when the hot rod and the truck dont have one. I think at the very least the truck should have it, a V6 or V8, and an openable bonnet.
  4. I felt kinda bumped to learn that the Hot Rod doesn't use a differential. According to the instruction there is enough space for it and a 20z gear. The vehicles look really cool, but it's quite unfortunate that the car and van don't load on the decks properly. It feels poorly designed. Not sure if UW designed the B model, because he's so senior he can't possibly design the vehicles like that.
  5. Will there be any difference to the performance or structural integrity if the front turntable is flipped so that the black side is in the front?
  6. Instructions for B model are available.
  7. Instructions for B model are available.
  8. With 2 white stripes in the middle and an exclusive plate number for each set.
  9. Do you know that 10 years ago TLG already did a spider crane?
  10. Because everything looks better in Dark Azure, and because the money for a proper 41999 can be used to buy the upcoming Liebherr, so why not?
  11. I really freaked out every time the model fell...
  12. Dont forget that pneunatics has a 2-year interval. There are pneumatics in 2018 and no pneumatics in 2019. There's a chance it may appear again in 2020, most likely in the mobile crane.
  13. If I want a fast RC Technic model, I'd go for a 42095, not this half baked thing.
  14. I used to be excited about this set. Now I just feel ambivalent about getting it :-s
  15. There's a winch, which means there must be a knob to wind the winch. In 42069, the knob is located in the rear section. In this set, the rear section has seats, so it's doubtful that the knob is there. Besides, since this is a licensed set, I don't think the designer would ruin the whole appearance with a knob and some driving axles, I don't think the winch knob will be anywhere on the outer surface. My guess is that the winch will be routed to the glove compartment in front of the front-row passenger's seat. There is also no visible ratchet. I think the ratchet release will also be in the glove compartment
  16. 42093 is like the 42039 in a smaller scale: it's gonna be another king of alternate models.
  17. The crossover nobody asked for. @Jim What do you think
  18. The problem is that two receivers need to be in the superstructure and two need to be in the base. Finding space for two in the superstructure isn't hard; the main problem is finding space for the two in the base. On another note, official pictures are available: Looks like rock pieces are included. This makes me think 3700 - 4000 may be the maximum piece count for a single Technic model. Any increase in piece count in subsequent sets would most likely be attributed to fluff pieces, play pieces, or secondary model (like the Mining Truck in 42055).
  19. Replacing the C+ motors and BBoxes with PF BBoxes wont be much of a problem because of the similarity in sizes. The real problem is finding the soace for the 4 IR Receivers.
  20. All the dual-rotor helicopters: coaxial, tandem, and intermeshing.
  21. To think that I need to spend another bunch of money for PF motors and BBoxes and IR receivers... But I'm so tempted to convert this thing back into a good ol' IR PF thingy.
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