eric trax

Oh crap. You're right. It's worse than I expected.

Realistically, I’m expecting a liftarm printed with "50 Years of Technic." Do I really need to lower my expectations even further?

Actually, I need to clarify a bit. In total, building the MF tractor took me about three weeks. This project is only fifth in priority, so I work on it very occasionally. @falconluan I'm looking into this project because this tractor is on my list. So far, it looks very good for a Technic model. I'd try to cover the front hood with Technic panels. The frame made of connectors you're currently using makes it a bit difficult to cover it comfortably. I'm looking at the rear tracks, and something seems off with the scale. When I calculated the dimensions for the 107mm front tire, the rear track rims should have 6 and 7 studs in diameter. Your rear rim is much larger.

I have good news and bad news. The bad news: There will be no JCB excavator. Now that it has disappeared from the catalogue I can say it but can't provide more details. The good news: I'm currently working on another version with a different brand. We're doing everything we can to release it this year. An added bonus is that I can fix all the JCB issues in a new set, plus it'll eat a Lego Volvo for breakfast. P.S. I built the prototype in regular yellow. At JCB's request, we changed it to Bright Light Orange.

It's been over three years since I moved and created a new hobby space. Time for an update :) I really wanted to have a comfortable place to design and build new models. The main part is the tabletop, 330cm wide and 86cm deep. Everything is based on Ikea Nordli chests of drawers, which have shallow top drawers perfect for organizers. Above the tabletop is an adjustable shelf system for agricultural models. The rest of the room consists of more chests of drawers (Malm) for storing bricks and additional shelves for construction models. There's a photo corner also. In the photos, it's set up, but the tabletop can be raised to create more space.

Great job! You've packed so many features into such a small model, which is admirable. It looks a bit bulky, but it's a good opportunity to work on future versions.

Hard to say. Renault its clearly corected/generated by AI. Sad.

The model turned out very aesthetic! The level of detail is really high for a technic vehicle. It's nice to see something classic, not just modern trucks, in this scale :)

It's great to see you have the patience to finish this project after so many months of construction. It looks great so far. I can't wait to see the final result. I really like the side profile of the hood!

Disappointing. I regret even more that my JCB excavator set didn't come out from the factory...

First time seeing this guy :D Sometimes, when I have some free time, I watch reviews of my sets. Seeing how rushed and uncaring the reviewers are is embarrassing. Sometimes people complain about a poorly built component, only to discover it wasn't built according to the instructions. Instead of going back and fixing it, they blame the designer. Well, you have to be the first. This is 2025 social platforms :)

This isn't really a preview. The set has been available for some time. Unfortunately, it went largely unnoticed because distributors haven't received their batches yet. Below is the official video and, a link to the CADA store with more information. I don't know if I'll record a longer review yet, as I've been a bit busy lately finalizing another CADA set. This one's from a completely new field for me. CADA website - Nasa Space Shuttle Discovery | CaDA C56052W

How can you write such rude comments? :) I've read here many times that models with one engine and gearbox are the essence of Technic. We got what we expected, didn't we? :)

The 42100 set cost $450 at premiere. It included 7 motors and 2 technic hubs. I really like the Volvo excavator, but its price is a clear **** of customers.

You need to wait minimum half year after set realise.