Ngoc Nguyen

I think it's the biscuit 3x3 piece. The panel piece doesnt have holes at one end like that.

Hello from the other side I must have guessed a thousand timesss

It contains neither hydraulic nor pneumatic.

Am I the only one who keep reading the line on the door as "simp racing"... On another note, the designer of this set is Lars Krogh Jensen. He is also the designer for 42096.

Yes, and the three curved panels on top of the model are finally available in red. White-red Osprey is finally feasible.

Side by side comparison

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Instead of "A or B", why not "A and B"

So far I like the orange version most, but too bad it's not buildable, because the T 3x3 liftarm so far has only appears in some ill-fated m̶i̶l̶i̶t̶a̶r̶y̶ canceled set this year, and the 3L connector in orange has only appeared in 3 sets so far, the most recent of which was released in 2004. The rim in orange has only appeared in two sets so far also.

Take your pic, gentlemen.

The B model shows that there is a pneumatic hose connector somewhere in the A model. The question is where is it and why would that connector appear in this set.

This is a military delta wing plane! Oh em jee TLG's breaking their own rule again

How bout TLG's tendency to occasionally introduce panels in rarely used colors once and not follow up with more panels afterward at all or until 5 years later.

The cabin opens from above.

I'd say a telescopic loader

I changed the turquoise into dark azure. What do you think?

Maybe the red axle is the 2L one. There is one on each side.

Looks like 3L axle with stop, pushed from the outside through the wheel to the axle hole at the end of the 2x4 L-shaped liftarm.

Dont forget the winch!

https://bricksafe.com/files/LvdH/0472FE0C-33DF-4B6F-80FA-26A46FE1DC93.jpeg/800x575.jpg The photo has the confidential stamp so I put a link instead. Go nuts.

I stumbled across this alternative design for the rotor blade.

That's evil!

I don't get why the Top Gear has an XL motor and this thing is bigger yet has a L motor for drive.