dimka_ya
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Cool model !!!
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In terms of width, yes. I also liked it when the SC series switched to the 8-stud width—the cars looked better, but that width meant a slight increase in height, which towered further and further above the figurine. :)
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But it shouldn't be wider than 6 studs? Otherwise, it won't be suitable for city roads :) And if it's too low, the figurine won't fit inside :)
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I agree. Sports cars will need to be designed with a reclining seating position. Crossovers will likely have enough space. Compared to the new Defender, the figure looks really small.
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I think the SC series needs taller minifigures :))
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In my opinion, it would be better if the 60512 van was equipped with smaller wheels... and other mudguard details
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7-stud wide bank armored car
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Thank you :)
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I don't remember exactly now, but I put them together on Tinkercade two or three months ago. If you like them, I can send you the Part Designer models via Google Drive. One thing: I don't know if it's okay to post Google Drive links here.
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Another truck with homemade wheels :) Aaand some printed details :)
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I bought myself a 60478 concrete mixer and, as usual, I "expanded" it :) Some design solutions were taken from the original, and some of the details were also taken from it, but in general the result is a rather deep modernization. The tilting function of the cabin is retained, the engine has been redesigned A little about the structure :) Next to the previous truck. Until I come up with a module for the body, this is how it's supposed to be :) By the way, the new Lego wheels are cool :) I think they're a good option for a minifigure-scale truck. Overall, the result is a "medium-sized" truck—somewhere between a city delivery truck and a long-haul truck.
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Blue version
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Option with "basic" wheels
