Bartybum

Just have a locking tab

For a drivetrain with as little intertia as this one, I can assure you that it will make little difference. The props will still stop spinning almost immediately. The combined friction in the drivetrain (axles, bushes, 90 degree bevels) is going to be much greater than the friction in the 20z/16z pair.

Eh, doubt it. There's probably significant enough clearance between gear teeth that it fits comfortably

When it comes to the boom and jib I agree, but the superstructure and tracks are very poorly recreated.

Oh lmao turns out all I had to do was Google Image search CaDA JCB Excavator to see it... it's so different to what I remember, I could have sworn it was a more orange-yellow, but maybe that was just the lighting

How apt that they're all the same car

Did they cancel a large RC excavator? I feel like I saw pics of something a year and a half ago but nothing since

Sure, but in the case of a gearbox that's played with top-down, it's more compact when the levers all share the same axle. The only advantage the cross axle hole has over a pin hole is to rotate the lever via the axle. While this could sometimes be useful, it's redundant since you already have the cross axle hole at the tip

In regards to suspension I'm not sure I'd agree that it's an improvement over the Bronco. It's just incomplete in a different way.

Mmm I see... A sticker would've worked there methinks

That front bumper snoot is hilarious, also no idea what's going on behind the left door

Ooooh now that's a really neat solution!

I think it's hilarious how they just straight up lied about the correct firing order, but I'm not surprised in the slightest

I'll happily admit that it's subjective, but I value mechanical creativity far more than electronics (e.g. I prefer gearboxes to use stepper mechanisms rather than servo motors), especially if it gives me more pieces to reuse later

I mean, it's going to be a bit difficult to realistically replicate a broadband spectrum of shockwaves : Clicking gears are the best thing we can do that doesn't involve an expensive (and imo pointless) sound brick. I think the clicking gears are a fun little solution.