FR Rayward

Who's chucked the powerpuller wheels on it?

Well, I built 8466 and had the same problem. I modded my truck to fit yellow pneumatic shocks. I mounted 4 control boxes in the rear tray, and piped each shock to one. Worked awesome! Pump it up hard and you can hardly push the truck down, or drop them right down for city driving, like a Range rover. The benefit of this as well is having control over the four corners, so you can prop it up on a rock, and squash two, and extend two, articulation looks great on the model. Try it!

YES amen to that.

If you look in the 'bottom right corner' of the world, thats where I am

Tassie. Thanks for the welcome folks!

Hey folks! Ray from Australia here. I have been building Lego since I was 5, roughly 15 years ago. It was always my favorite thing to do inside, still is probably ha. I have got a fair bit of old random lego, some nice collectible stuff I guess, and a decent bit of new stuff too. Technic is my favorite discipline, I have 8455 (big backhoe) and 8430 (blue bike) plus some smaller random stuff, really looking to upsize my collection to build MOC's. I have a mechanical aptitude of sorts, but I'll be asking a few questions on here haha. I ride Mountain bikes, hence the name, and I also have a Savage Flux RC truck that I thrash. I'd love to build a RC crawler from Lego, so if you have any tips on that sort of thing I'd love to hear them. Sweet! P.S. Uhh what does moc stand for anyway