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Maybe you could use some of the smaller pneumatic cylinders? Looks like it would be more "in-scale", but unsure whether it will be powerful enough... http://s17.postimg.org/wgownjqsf/pneumatictable.jpg The frame looks really cool though!!!

If you manage to squeeze any kind of sequential gearbox in there... Well, LEGO will be only selling parts from now on...

As for the instructions, a photo sequence or detailed pics would be good; do you have any updates with the body? I really wish that 5imon will eventually tell us whether the project is still going on or not though... :)

Having the same problem here...

Isn't there any progress lately? I really liked the chassis so far... :( EDIT: In fact, it would be really nice if we could have instructions for the chassis only... It looks really sweet...

Do you still have them? I mean, I'm just curious... Otherwise, I'm just hoping that LEGO will post the instructions online next week anyway... or will they?

I would guess that the "colour-vomit" is more for easily identifying some of the pieces (connectors, knob wheels etc) than anything else... This would make sense for an audience of mostly children, but for a top-of-the-range model, out of reach budget-wise for most parents, it doesn't make much sense to me either... And I agree with the rest of your points... I mean, Sheepo managed to make a McPherson setup in his MPS, how difficult could it possibly be for LEGO? At least they bothered to make a paddle gearbox, I guess...

Hi, I just found this picture online by accident while on Google...