Ngoc Nguyen

T-face Truck's second generation cometh soon.

Do you enjoy building this set more than building the Ford?

Its proportions look even more outlandish than those of 42108...

This is my progress for the 42128 C model: The semi truck unit is finished. It is modeled after the Mercedes Benz Actros. The cabin is different from that in the B model. The trailer is still a bare frame, but this model is so uninspiring to me at the moment that I cant be bothered to finish it. There are no challenges or constraints that I have to overcome in this model, mostly because there's a lot of space, unlike the B model I designed. I think I'll drop it for now and work on another C model idea that makes me feel more enthusiastic about.

42113 Maiden Flight version: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-83101/nguyengiangoc/42113-maiden-flight-version/#details Photos from nigel1975 on rebrickable:

But you only rebuilt the axles and the motor component, right? I downloaded the file and noticed that the hood and cabin modules are the same.

Mine too. Markus designed two of the four, and both of them are amazing.

4 generations of tow trucks.

I already built the original model in a separate io file. If you had asked me you wouldn't need to spend time on doing so again. The no motor files are stripped down versions of the original model's file.

I counted 58 on one side.

Death to the false PF!

Since there is no PF equivalent for the XL angular motor, how should I design the power source for the PF conversion version, I wonder

The background you picked for this set somehow foreshadows your opinion about this set. It's bleak.

You mean the one in the Porsche RSR 42096? The one in the Ferrari has a curved top.

Got it. Very well designed.

I know what that part is, but what I was asking was that why is it there

@msk6003 What's the string in the right door for?

One does not simply resist a well-thought design

Thanks for the offer. Let me pay for it.

Photos of the real mod and comparison with the real thing

So CAT is ignoring the T's like some of the Brits do, but I guess in the end it doesn't really ma'er.

The angular motor has axle holes on both sides.

Isn't it funny that 42128, a small non-licensed bulldozer, nailed this better than a licensed set.

They can

https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/app-controlled-cat-d11-bulldozer-42131