Jundis

Very nice! There are so many details I like about this one, espeacially the side engine cover with the cut rigid hoses, which just look fabulous! great job. :-)

I am speechless... watched the video with mouth open.... So smooth and really seems compact, sturdy and oh so functional. Bravo!

What a great build! The playability looks superb.

Oh man... basic math ... my nemesis... :D

The lower part of the cab looks so good! The grill however could be smoother.. maybe wait for the black 3x7 panel in in the new grave digger model? The 3L half stud liftarms should be attachable to get the 8 stud wide front :-)

Oh man, what a beauty! Such clean lines and efficiency like the narrow turning radius. This model again screams for 75...80 tires with tractor profile :-)

Just a tipp: The upper right cylinder bank faces the wrong way...

Maybe just the 56908 in white. I am more curious about the tires, as they look like spikey rally tires instead or normal balloon tires...?

The new tires on both the Jeep and the Buggy are really welcomed indeed! Also the new 3x7 panels are nicely spread on the models (at least what I spotted): - 2x black as doors on the Grave Digger - 2x DBG as doors on D-Max - 2x yellow as hood and roof on Jeep - 1x medium blue on hood of Buggy Edit: Concerning the McLaren: Does each sticker count as a piece? I counted at least 20 per side...

Did anyone talked about candies? They seem out of stock

Ah sry, didn't update the site Yeah. "Ketten" in german can both mean tracks or chains.

Very nice model, but the question is: Are there technical functions or technic parts inside, we can have a look at? You should post this in the Scale Modelling forum instead

Stunning MOC! I really admire the spotless hose arrangement and also, that the switches are placed like in a real backhoe. I'd suspect, that the with the manual pumps, it's much easier to gain enough air pressure and therefor speed up lifting of the boom or front arm.

Both are quite possible. I really hope for a Arocs successor like a flatbed with pneumatic crane or such.

Yes. Please. I would gladly sacrifice 3 cars to the brick god to get a harvester or a tractor with shovel and trailer: Markus Kossmann mentioned in this interview (around 11:00) with @Sariel that they were hitting the limits in the mobility of the 42100 with its weight of 3.5 kg. Maybe we will see Technic sets with 5000 parts, like a huge (stationary) crane, which is so common to build as a MOC. Other than that, motorized models of 4 kg or more just need more motors to move quickly which again increase weight. ABS has it's limits in strength also.

When this set only comes with this part and a simple rod instead of a tilting mechanic, we really can say goodnight to functions on technic models:

This looks like one of the old combi-builds, sometimes mentioned in technic: "If you have the 8851, 8854 and 8865 you can build this fantastic fairy ride!" Great job :-) With liftarms and the newer connectors, there are much more possibilities but way less stability :D

TLG just sell out their stock I think. It is usual for any company to update their line-up from time to time, especially electronics. Running two electronic platforms parallel, without a common connection isn't the goal anyway. It's a shame Lego doesn't use the possibilities of the PU components right now and just add them very sparcely in their current line-up. Just putting out cars doesn't help... we rather get a dumb battery box in a vehicle with actual functions...

Now I am curious :D

Ah ok! Are the gears disengage when lifted? :-)

Every time is see a truck with Arocs wheels I really wish Lego would give us one, too :-) Really nice model! Dito! I looks like the springs of the third axle are compressed when in the upper position and thats why you need two motors?

Considering the pieces and the price, both the Wrangler and the McLaren should be in scale for the transporter. Although the McLaren will have problems with the ramp I guess...

Interviewer: "So, you are working for Lego, developing Technic models, what do you do after work?" Grohl: "..." The idea with the checker flags got me :D

A little more information would be useful: How many functions do you need? What are these? Are multiple motors used for 1 function? P.S.: English only please ;-)