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Shell panel 3x11x2 with 10 holes in Corvette

No no it's not. It's TLG's highest peak of creativity! /sarcasm The leap of imagination required to go from this to this is twice the distance between the Earth and the Sun.

That cherry picker is so creative I died. WTH is TLG thinking?

XL sprockets in yellow and pneumatic valves with axle hole, where does that lead you to? Remote controlled tracked backhoe! Or perhaps 8043 in steroid. I'm not fond of 8275 in steroid though, because 8275 itself is in steroid already.

Indeed the wheel arch is new! Year of the wheel arches here we go. This new arch further reinforce the conclusion that TLG is pushing for more licensed, non-premium Technic supercars in annual lineups. Soon we'll have a whole line of Technic-ified Speed Champions. Doesn't sound like good news to me.

For all set-specific discussions I'd like to recommend you ladies (if there is any) and gentlemen to proceed to the dedicated threads

All high quality pictures set description: Porsche 911 RSR replica model with a wealth of authentic features, including a rear wing with 'swan neck' mounts, extended rear diffuser and aerodynamic side mirrors, plus black spoked rims and realistic head and tail lights. Also includes a detailed cockpit, working differential, independent suspension and a six-cylinder boxer engine with moving pistons positioned in front of the rear axle. This collectible toy car thus features an authentic white, red and black color scheme and a sticker sheet for additional detailing. The Laguna Seca circuit printed onto the driver's door. Check out the six-cylinder boxer engine with moving pistons. This set includes 1,580 pieces. This LEGO Technic model is designed to provide an immersive and rewarding building experience. Suitable for 10+. LEGO Technic sets LEGO builders to the universe of engineering in an approachable and realistic way. Porsche 911 RSR measures over 5 "(13cm) high, 19" (50cm) long and 7 "(20cm) wide.

All high quality pictures set description: Features a high-speed, fully motorized, remote-controlled vehicle with tracks and large rear sprockets for amazing acceleration. Check out the fresh yellow and blue color scheme with cool stickers. Traverse rough terrain and obstacles, drive forward, backward, left and right, perform 360 ° turns and pull awesome wheelies at high speed. Includes the following LEGO Power Functions components: 2 large motors, receiver, battery box and a remote control. This LEGO Technic is designed to enhance your motor skills, hand-eye coordination and imagination. This 2-in-1 Motorized Toy Rebuilds Into A Remote Controlled Racer. Remote Controlled Stunt Racer measures over 6 "(17cm) high, 8" (22cm) long and 5 "(15cm) wide. Remote Controlled Racer measures over 4 "(12cm) high, 7" (20cm) long and 7 "(19cm) wide.

Unless TLG provides stickers with cuts in the middle

False hopes are brutal :'(

R.I.P my hope for plain, unprinted white wheel arches.

I still don't know if the wheel arches have one axle curvature or two axle curvature. Can someone prove the matter definitively?

In case you guys don't notice, PF M motor as well as the supplementary pack 8293 has stopped appearing since 2018 1H. I think they are being phased out.

42096 Product description In terms of functions it's even worse than 42077.

Yes same ones with those on 42056. It is uncertain whether they are printed or not, however. It'd be very very bad if all 4 of the arches in the set are printed.

Butt seriously! Technic supercars lately look better from the rear than from the front. One structural weakness that I spotted is the way the vertical plate is attached to the 3x11 panels. It looks like the 3x11 panel has 3 half pins, and the plate is attached through the 3 holes in the back. This is a very flimsy attachment. In Sariel's words, they will snap at a sneeze.

Here's a screenshot from the clip, so that people won't have to play it over and over Compared with the real thing The use of the black quadrant rack is just brilliant. I've never expected the rack to be used as something other than an XL turntable. The only gripe is the eyes (or the front lights if you want). They are too convex. And they should be in trans neon green. Or at least the inside light studs should be in trans neon green.

Who needs Functionality when we have good-looking licensed models for display lol /sarcasm /butnotreallysarcasm

42096 is perhaps the first non-premium set in modern Technic that doesn't have a B model. (If you're about to cite 42023, it does have a B model, just unreleased)

I can only imagine one thing that uses those massive sprockets: 8043 on steroid.

I think that the small wheel arc allows TLG to add supercars as mid-scale models into the annual product lineup. That way, more licensed supercars can be introduced into Technic without being branded as premium, and also save construction machinery from appearing too often.

Flying crane!

https://www.chevrolet.com/performance/corvette-zr1-supercar Sebring Orange Tintcoat

42093 has curved 3x13 in orangrle in bonnet. The small whee arch seems to be 2x9x4. I suspect there are shorter curved panels in black for the roof.