Cheng Fei

Congratulations on the completion of your marvelous project. This is a milestone in Lego Technic ship building.

@Dluders David, thank you for your thoughtful touch for finding solutions right to the place I live in. I think I'd give it a try first before applying to the other valuable tires. I'd only shine the sidewalls of the tires. Not the tread surface. So I think this would eliminate the slippery issue.

@davidmull Would there be any side effect of damaging the rubber in the long run? Thanks in advance.

Sorry if this topic is repeated. I couldn't find something similar. Does anyone have experience in shining Lego rubber tires? Advises and help needed here. Thanks.

Keep on working

This is the worst tread so far after I joined Eurobricks. Calm down Tox Laximus. And the rest, just accept the character of Tox Laximus. Lets just focus on our common interest. :)

Nicely done Jurgen. I like it.

I like the propeller. The rest are also awesome. I'm amazed of the amount of bricks and lift arms.

Beautifully done! Perfect. I wonder TLG will produce such theme for collections.

This is absolutely marvelous. You've done a very great job. I like your truck.

This is perfectly awesome.

It seems like some sort of frictionless magnetic levitation. I think there will be more ideas branching out from here.

I like this!

As usual, it is difficult to MOC a huge mobile crane due to limitation of special LEGO parts such as; Long size LA: Preferably 9 to 15 stud length motion; The challenges of building such a MOC includes; The outriggers: It would be very huge and troublesome to MOC the telescopic type of outriggers; All wheel drives and all wheel steering; Weight balancing. Comment: I'd say Dikkie Klijn has balanced every aspect very well and used every possible part and piece to mimic a real crane. GOOD JOB. I "liked" your video in YT.