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  1. Sjoemie himself
    Nice build, i'm looking forward to your video to see it in action
  2. Sjoemie himself
    I will do my best! Quick questions: is this https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=4760c01&name=Electric 9V Battery Box Small Complete Assembly&category=[Electric, Battery Box]#T=C compatible with this https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=60656&C=0#T=C&C=0 To power the power functions motors and receivers?
  3. Sjoemie himself
    Hi, great collection of tractors on your channel. Hope to see more of your models in the future.
  4. Sjoemie himself
    It looks cool. Kind of reminds me of this: Bigfoot fastrax
  5. Sjoemie himself
    Mower looks nice but i think it would look even better if you put some 'skirts' under them.. In real these are rubber flaps to contain the grass or whatever you're cutting. Other than that, another great C-model.
  6. Sjoemie himself
    Thank you. I'm not sure about the steering wheel, i think i would rather cover up the servomotor and have a dummy steering wheel. The space is already quite limited inside the cabin to shape a nice(ish) interior.. We'll see
  7. Sjoemie himself
    Some progress. Chassis is more or less complete. I modified the rear hitch and PTO so that I can also pull a implement which is driven by the PTO. Also did some work on the rear fenders/mudguards.
  8. Sjoemie himself
    Nice implements and Unimogs. I can recognize a few of them. Looks like a Lemken frontpacker, a Claas (round)baler, a rotary harrow and front/rear mowers?
  9. Sjoemie himself
    Nice little tractor, never seen one before now. Very nice mowing attachment in such a tiny scale. Are you planning more farm related builds?
  10. Sjoemie himself
    Yes there is indeed enough room for many motors however the nose is very narrow. Because of this and the pendular and powered front axle there is no room left for a fake engine because i need the space for the battery box. There currently are four motors in the tractor, one large, two small and one servomotor. Will post pictures later. And yes the Case IH steiger or stx is very nice indeed. However i'm also a big fan of the Case IH 1455XL. Maybe someday i will build another 1455xl. Since the first one i built was a bit rough and did not have many functions.
  11. Sjoemie himself
    Thank you. It will have articulated steering, 4wd and pendular front axle. Scale is approximately 1/16 (forgot to mention that).
  12. Sjoemie himself
    Below some pictures of a WIP i'm working on. Plan is to make it fully working with rc pf. This means, forward-reverse, left-right, working PTO, and rear hitch. This is my first ever MOC using pf, rc and studless building. You might say i'm kind of a 'old school' Technic builder. Hope you enjoy, comments and questions are welcome.
  13. Sjoemie himself
    Again progress, looking good! Thanks for your answer by the way, I probably misinterpreted your previous post.
  14. Sjoemie himself
    Really nice steering mechanism, works just like the real machine. Are you planning on a front loader for this tractor as well?
  15. Sjoemie himself
    Another (LEGO) tractor fan here! I think you are doing an awesome job with all these c-models. Personally speaking i'm more a 'lurker' than a frequent commenter. That doesn't necessarily mean we are not interested in your creation though. Keep up the good work!
  16. Sjoemie himself
    Hi Doug, Impressive constructions so far on this build. Will you complete this build or does 'running low on spareparts' and 'idea for future MOC' mean that this project has ended?
  17. Sjoemie himself
    Hello Ivan. I really like the model you are buidling but like others have said aswell, i'm also not a fan of the bucket. Wouldn't the bucket from 8862 be better? I'm not sure if these are in the same scale or not but it seems like it could fit. https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=4700&idColor=3#T=C&C=3
  18. Sjoemie himself
    Just buy the Claas. It's easily worth the money and later you can still add some of the 2018 2H sets to your collection anyway
  19. Sjoemie himself
    I would have to agree with Sariel here. Only thing that could make this better is somehow incorporate a chrome or silver-ish stripe (as TheTobi tried to accomplish).
  20. Sjoemie himself
    Very impressive experiment. Could you explain what happend to the axle at 6:25? Did it break or twist apart?
  21. Sjoemie himself
    Nice design, simple but elegant. Suits the truck better than the original trailer.
  22. Sjoemie himself
    or maybe a new micro motor (PF)?
  23. Sjoemie himself
    Wow! Really nice looking truck in all black! Are you planning on adding more wespons? Looks like there is still some room to spare in the back of the truck.
  24. Sjoemie himself
    Why is it that scale models should be 1:20 scale or larger? I myself am a scale model collecter and my scale models vary in size from 1:87 to 1:12. To me the criteria should be that if the model being built is 'to scale' (dimensions and appearance are on point) it should be considered a scale model, regardless in which scale it is built. To get back on topic, i would have to agree that the model looks a little too 'flat'.
  25. Sjoemie himself
    Looking good. I especially like that the ball on the low end of the machine really 'hops' into the bucket. Must have taken you a few tries to get that just right.
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