GerritvdG

That was fast, thanks for helping me out!

Does anyone recognize these two parts, can't find them on RB:

Wow, that will be difficult for me, I'm camping somewhere in France this month and I only have a little bit of Lego with me.. maybe I'll manage to participate in August.

Great! @Jim, any idea when this contest will be planned? I really like it, but it will take some time/effort for me to dive into this new subject...

It is! A very nice office space/LEGO room. I just finished the same kind of renovation and now it's time to furnish the new room, so thanks for the inspiration!

Found these: Cable to lift the cylinder for the daytime signal (white-black-yellow-black-white) Door in the freeboard for embarkation and disembarkation Working dubble drum Ability to host a very large plastic guy Not sure if these are all the manual functions...

Really cool projects @1980-Something-Space-Guy and @JoKo! Thanks for sharing it here..

You’re right!

Really cool, I live all the details . I think it is a nice scale, almost mini fig probably? It must have been a lot of work, with all the personalised stickers for name, port name and registration nr. This is really special to receive as gift from Damen, really original and exclusive! Now going to look again to find those manual functions! Cheers, Gerrit

The first entries have been build using RB by rcjoce . No surprise because rcjoce has build a lot of TC entries published on RB, but I'm always happy to see other people are enjoying what we design and create on this forum! Btw, rcjoce inspired me to start building a studless version of the 8849 tractor, which ultimately resulted in this entry. Btw2, @artemisovsky was the first, building @Thirdwigg s Mecalac almost 3 weeks ago.

Nice!!

Fun project, looking forward to the end-result!

Nice, congrats @MP LEGO Technic creations @Akassin and @Thirdwigg, really well done and deserved podium! Thanks @Jim and @Milan for organising this contest, perfectly executed as usual! I really liked all the WIP topics and the different discussions on the progress, although it was sometimes difficult to draw the line between model team and technic. However, I think we found the right balance here. Finally, thanks for the votes, I’m really happy with my shared 8th place! Cheers Gerrit

Well done, works very well and sounds good! Hopefully this inspires some people at TLG and otherwise this idea will find its way… Do you have improvements planned or is this your final version for now?

Nice you finished this MOC! Since you used LPub3D, do you like it compared to the other tools? (I only use Bricklink's Studio). Saw that you even managed to add the roped to the instructions, that's something pretty difficult in Studio. Last year I made instructions containing a bend rigid hose and it was pretty time consuming to bend properly in Studio...

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Thanks, it will not be easy to choose! Cool that you managed to create a mosaic of all the entries!

I've published free building instructions on RB: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-113678/GerritvdG/tractor-loader/#details For some weird reason I enjoy to archive my creations this way before taking everything apart Thanks for al the nice comments, Cheers, Gerrit Below some images and renders added to my entry last week.

Well done, thanks for sharing! Didn't notice the fifth wheel at first sight, does it have enough traction? Did you need to do anything special to align it with de small tractor wheels?

Excellent idea to use the chain pieces as a pattern! Seems pretty reliable.. Reminds me of a barrel organ :D

New part: Technic Brick, 1 * 2 with Axle Hole and 1 Stud

Thanks for the update, looking forward to your creation!

Well done, happy you found a solution!

Nice excavator, well done. My opinion is that it is important to respect the volume limitation because it is the key-limitation of this contest. Maybe another option is to rotate the cililnder by 90 degrees

Excited to share this new creation of Akiyuki in the case you didn't saw it yet. I think it's really exceptional!