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Hello, I'm working on the Arocs to make it more similar to the real one. Now the cab is 90% complete. I will remove the crane and make a simple 8x4 dump truck, full RC!

Well, I' d like them with pf, expecially the paver has a great potentiality of functions, and the new panels could give the right modern shape! ;-)

Lego listened to you! My wishes: some road work machines and

Well, here are just some examples...

I don' t understand why Lego choose black color instead of dark grey in Volvo models! And I' d loved to have the pneumatics in black color, I think it' s a neutral color more suitable for many models (also real yellow machines like Cat, New Holland, Jcb, ..., have black cilinders)

I like the new bucket, but I cannot understand if it s bigger than the old one?

Sorry for the super-late answer! The center of the u-joint is exactly in line with the pins of the suspensions. So there is no problem of slipping off.

Here some photos of the front and rear axles, but the model got some small updates the days after these photos were taken... http://s7.postimage.org/rtwig0naz/resized_DSC02302.jpg http://s17.postimage.org/7m12d2qwf/resized_DSC02308.jpg http://s7.postimage.org/xbtphk7wb/resized_DSC02345.jpg

Thanks! I will post some photos of the under structure soon. Regards Marco

A demolition machine A wheeled excavator (like Mecalac) A concrete mixer with pneumatic concrete pump

Thank you! The result is not really good in my opinion...

Dear all, I need to solve a problem. I'd like to build a wheel loader using these wheels (with black rims): http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=44772c02 and put inside the rims these yellow sprocket wheels: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=57519 I don't have the wheels so I cannot try and see the result. Does anybody own these wheels and can take a photo? The result should be something like this ( http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4136133 ), but I need a confirm. The alternative is to use these yellow wheels ( http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=41896c01 ), always putting inside the sprocket wheels. Can you take a photo of this assembly too? Thank you very much for your help.