CannonballCO

I returned from my dark ages in 2019 and have never been an active member of this community, but your reviews are simply the best. As I attempt to make up for my many years away (and look for which used sets to purchase), your reviews have been my guiding light. Thank you for this work over the years, and best of luck with the renovations.

Hoping that someone compares this thing's parts to what's needed for the Osprey and makes an easy substitute guide...

Wow 4-door version! Nice! Following!

Thank you for this review. I think I will buy based off of it, especially given your comment that this is the "best Control+ starter set so far". Now to be patient until September!

Shelter-in-place has its benefits... with nowhere to go I just went ahead I figured out a complete solution based on @alademann's photo, bought the parts today (diff'd from @jb70's mod) and will test out the physical build. If it works, I'll post the io for anyone who is interested.

Wow that is beautiful. I would love the digital file for review. Thank you for offering. Well I'm in shelter-in-place mode and needed a break from work so I got started. @alademann if you are willing, this is what is unclear to me (below). Of course if you already have a solid model, if you are willing to share that would be much appreciated. In the image, Can't quite figure out what you've done on the back side; this is where pictures would help the most. This is the old front mount, it will be removed. jb70's mod has a axle 5 preventing a blue pin here, I will figure that out... Haven't done the other side yet. Thanks for any & all hints.

Hi @alademann any chance you could please upload a few more pictures of that rear suspension mod, from different angles? I came in from the dark ages last year, have recently started learning Stud.io, and would like to attempt to incorporate that mod on @jb70's "Pimp up my Land Rover" collection. If I can accomplish this task I will gladly return the io file to this forum.