JaBaCaDaBra
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Ohw you were late with beer. -
Now try to think if you were 10 years old.
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Most expensive parts here are box and instructions, unavoidable but actually an environmental shame. Besides that they missed a chance for a budget xmas present. Who needs this in March?
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Really awesome. An absolute good and detailed workout and an eyecatcher
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Where's the "elektric" ?
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Lotsa moccin' here, add Mercurius,Venus, Mars
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Ads is one thing but while reading this 2 trackers were blocked, 2 google analitics, 2 google adsense, and 1 (ONE) ad were kicked out of my laptop So if you don't mind.. Yes trackers ............. WHY is a Lego/Toy forum trying to follow me on the www?
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use firefox and add ghostery and adblock plus and youre free of all spam and other unwanted crap
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Piano 21323 set
JaBaCaDaBra replied to sonra's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
you should not connect your phone/tab with BT to the hub the app does this self, just follow instructions in the app -
got it in for €438 kinda shitty cause I bought mine a few days before that 411 was only a few hours
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but where to get this ?
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Yes, It is also great as partylight
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Sorry, it's also lowered by motor, no freefall slamming into the ground. but ... It is really an awesome moc.
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Do you have a link to that? I'm very curious Offcourse did didn't, it would have cost extra money instead of extra earnings. They prefer to indulge in their wisdom and billions, looks they forgot how close they were to bankruptcy once. pride comes before a fall
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It didn't ask: "What LEGO did you buy...."
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True, and you're not alone in this, I've seen many dragline mocs but nobody ever managed to develop a quick release Besides that, the bucket will probably not heavy enough. it's about 60 years ago that I saw one working but I'll never forget that sound of screaming cables and feel of a giant bucket smashing into the ground.
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Nice but they don't work this way. The bucket is thrown, not controlled lowered.
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Bamiballen uit de bonus bij appie
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Technic General Discussion
JaBaCaDaBra replied to Jim's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
somewhere in billund sits a marketing guy that just was hired, working his way through loads of information he stumbles into the "review by influencers" program. look at sariels channel, who the f.... is this guy? hits delete on keyboard reality cookies lead you to google commercials where that 42146 crane is praised into heaven in a way that readers believe its really awesome. this is the way it nowadays works, plus tv commercials etc where every form of critic is unthinkable and impossible -
Did you assign a com port to the usb you use?
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Yes, Pipo fixed his site.
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Not one but both ropes would need to be unleashed, Bucket is pulled up and in, then released so it flies forward and smashed down with its teeth in the ground. These machines suffered tremendous wear due to this "mechanism". Most were retired after invention of the hydraulic excavator but some were reused as piledriver or static harbor crane. I'm old, I've seen these machines working here around.
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No, but I might buy it if this was the A model. And I think a lot of members here will think the same. @Timorzelorzworz Great build but it has the problem that all previous Dragline mocs have. It can't throw the bucket like the real machine. Further only thumbs up.
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censoring on a Lego forum whilst discussing Chinese counterfaith is accepted. any idea what feelings this gives?
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If they only did this in dark green...