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    Your experience with forklifttrucks shows. I am big fan of the classic wheels. They are often used in the scale model forum on hyperrealistic models and work great. I am glad to read that you have found relief in Lego and hope you can overcome your illness!
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    It looks fantastic in black and red ...
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    Thank you very much for the instructions! In the beginning I was hesitating if I should buy this set, but it has turned out to be a very rewarding set with excellent B and C models.
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    Another great module! I also admire your inventive skills. Just out of curiosity: Have you tried using a 4th brick separator instead of the two axles?
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    Great! I really appreciate it and look forward to building your replica ... Thanks!
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    This is one of my all time favourite sets and the only one on display in our living room. Excellent implementation in studless bricks! Good idea to change the connection of the landing gear to the main body to better reflect the original. Also nice use of the 40 years brick. I hope you will consider making instructions...
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    Interesting post ... I’m not counting the time it takes me to build a set, but it is typically spread over multiple days weeks, although I tend to binge build. “It’s already late, but I want to finish bag 5 ...”. Lego Technic building is for me a kind of mindfulness. It helps me to switch off from work and relax. Although I do pay attention, I’m not good at assimilating the different techniques and applying them myself in a MOC. That’s why I so much appreciate and enjoy when people make instructions for their creations.
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    Fascinating to see your MOC come alive. I had not expected such a good looking result with so much functionality after the first images. You have spend a lot of time thinking and trying out things, and it shows in the result. I’m looking forward to seeing the final model!
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    I’m really impressed by this clean integration of motors. The are hardly visible! Makes it an even nicer set to play with. This model works really well in red ...
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    My compliments as well. I had not expected to see a gearbox. I like your solution with the handles to up/down shift. Obviously also interested in instructions...
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    Welcome to Eurobricks! My suggestion: Dissassemble completely, build the Pimpy up my Bugatti version. Disassemble again, rebuild the original, compare the experience, rebuild the Pimp up version. Enjoy! You will see that the Pimp up instructions are more challenging and therefore more interesting because they typically contain more bricks per image and often you have to puzzle a bit to see where each brick has to go.
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    Wow! I am a big fan of C models and yours is excellent! Very much looking forward to building this!
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    The usual level of perfection you have spoiled us with. When watching the video at times I forget it is a Lego model. I think you have managed to create the ultimate version of this type of machine. What else can I say than: My compliments!
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    No B Model!
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    The Porsche looks good! I am sure many young and teenage boys will be very excited with this set which from a price point of view is still attainable. No doubt it will be a best seller. I myself will probably pass, I am just not interested in a race model as display set. I guess the wheel arches are printed because it is difficult to apply a sticker correctly. I would prefer Lego printing all pieces instead of using stickers. For those interested, they should offer the possibility of ordering the same pieces without stickers.
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    Amazing! I like the result very much. Great that you managed to apply this consistently to such a big and dense model.
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    I’m glad you finally finished your MOC. The result is really impressive! Great that you have also created building instructions. Having seen a similar crane in summer, without the extensions though, I feel that the only things that are not in scale are the tracks. Have you considered creating the tracks from normal Lego parts to make them wider and longer ... that is my only slight criticism. Again bravo! Here is a picture to illustrate what I mean:
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    Indeed nice! Really good idea to create a liftgate. First time I see one in Lego Technic ...
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    Un grand merci Nico! Perfect timing as well as I was just dismantling the A Model, to build the B Model, but now I will build your model instead. I really appreciate you and other MOCers making instructions for their C-Models and other MOCs.
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    My hobbies except for Lego Technic: Road cycling (cyclosportive), walking, comic books and recently I have discovered bread baking ...
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    Thanks! I have just started the disassebly of the A Model to build the B Model, but will afterwards try building the A Model with your modification.
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    Good idea and nice implementation. Just surprised about the motor. Are there not enough pieces left to make a “closed” motor with just the cylinders visibly moving?
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    Nice video. Functions and operations are very smooth. Impressive! Good luck at the expos ...
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    Great creation! Thank you very much for the instructions!
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    Thanks for the tip! That is indeed an excellent deal. Bought an extra copy ...
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