Jundis

According to Henry (youtube-channel "Klemmbausteinlyrik"), the drum will be a single piece and be able to function like a real one. So there should be a cork screw within and depending on rotation, push out little pieces of cement.

According to Henry, the german youtuber with the channel "Klemmbausteinlyrik", there actually is a new motor present which (according to my understanding of his description) seems very much like the Spike Prime style motor @Philo described a few posts before. Strangly, Henry mentiones the two XL+ are for steering and tipping. He didn't say anything about both L+... (It should be noted that Henry really is not a technic guy and has only a vague understanding, as he said he didn't know all axles can be driven at the same time... )

Maybe it's just wrongly translated and means an fake inline-motor? IRL it has an inline 6.

Looks nothing like the original though... Maybe they use the same colour as the 42110 Defender?

"Bell Off- Sprey Boing- Helicopter"

I doubt that. The bigger on of those volvo Dumpers only has a payload of 95 tons, which is nearly only one bucket of the Liebherr to fill this up... I still hope for 2 cars in the size of corvette... maybe the Dodge Charger AND the Supra... :-)

Dito. Maybe with the frontwheels from the Batmobil?

Great, now that I nearly finished my MOC :-)

Oh you stole my idea! :D (I also tried working on a special kind of bike like a scrambler, but wouldn't have enough time to finish it after all...) I really like the overall look! Maybe you can make it look even more "evil" and maybe a little more fit for the apocalypse? Like adding some jerry cans, tool or something like that? :-) Also the headlight seem to be a bit small, maybe the one on my bike is too big though :D

Hmm in the movie it's a Murcielago, this would be kind of strange as it's not a current model but also not a really classic one as the Mustang, Beetle. Aston Martin... Still hyped about the new lineup though :D

Dito. Also TLG tend to be very vague when it comes to naming things, especially pre-public. I really wonder, what the fairground truck may be... I now kind of fear a half-megablocks play-thing like the 42106...

I am a little bit confused by some models, if I look at the price list: LEGO Technic 42107 „2W“: 59,99 Euro: --> Fits for a bigger licenced motorcycle, as BMW was 50€ for 600 parts... LEGO Technic 42111 „Entertainer“: 99,99 Euro --> Too cheap for a vehicle with PU-components or one in the size of the 42096 but to pricy for only 1 car in the corvette size..., maybe 2 cars from F&F (Black Charger and Orange Supra)? LEGO Technic 42112 Betonmischer: 99,99 Euro --> cement mixer LEGO Technic 42113 „Air“: 129,99 Euro --> I actually like the idea of a top gear jet, but would collide with the "no war toys" pseudo-policy of TLG :-) LEGO Technic 42114 „2HY Flagship“: 249,99 Euro --> Backhoe, fully functionalized with pneumatics and maybe even controllable? LEGO Technic 42115 „Ultimate“: 379,99 Euro --> Another supercar - bugatti-successor? Actually whatever comes, this really will be way better than the 1HY :-)

My guess for the backhoe still is JCB 5CX with it's similar sized tires, or an unbranded model of the same style. A pneumatic model would be highly welcomed, as we just had the new pneumatic valve only in the 42080 harvester so far.

Same here, the original design fits way better.

Just read the wiki article about cement mixers... there are really strange vehicles out there I've never seen before...

Yep -->

For 99€ I think we are more likely in the scale of the Mac/Car Transporter with 49.5 x 20 tire. Let's wait for concrete evidence!* *pun intended

With the standard piece 32333 it should be a 90° angle between the cylinder blocks, so rotate each 45°.

Oh man this looks better with every iteration! Love the skull and the new rims :-)

Very nice idea for this theme! :-) I think it will be really challenging if you use two L-Motors. IMHO the first half tracks used a diff on the driven tracks, just later ones really adapt the speeds directly according to the steering angle of the front wheels. There are even some (like the Kettenkrad) that breaks one or the other track according to the steering. Damn, I really should built a Kettenkrad for the TC17 xD Edit: Or you use this :-P

I especially like the exhaust pipes in flat silver :-) If you have 4 of the spaghetti pieces left, maybe you can put them on the end to face outwards? Looks maybe even cooler

I really like this, it somehow looks more pleasant than the 8110 U400. :-) Also blue pins don't stick out as much :D

As you already use 3L plates, another possibility would be to use 3L jumper plates connected to liftarms?

Do you need to use liftarms? Maybe you can go with the 5.5L crossaxle and axle connectors? EDIT: I should read through the post before answering....

Same here. But I think they did it to get a slightly better response as they used an input of a 2L liftarm activating the steering of the 3L (building step 21 on the video at 0:47). You can easily change this, e.g. use this part as the lever. You will although get a more direct and "harder" steering I think.