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Hi Everyone! I’m getting to build an Efferman 42026 Rotary Wrecker. It’s going it be the biggest build I’ve done to date. I’ve designed bigger but I don’t always get to build them. The 42026 has 3 SBricks, 8 linear actuators, 11 laser sintered parts (white), 13 motors and 4100 genuine Lego pieces. The SBricks seem to be in short supply – did they stop making them? I’m also looking for a future-proof power system to design my mocs with before making instructions. I’m considering Powered-Up with Lego Control Plus or BuWizz. The Rotary Wrecker’s not for me – it’s for my customer who sadly can’t build Lego models with his disabilities – but I’m also disabled and they can do the very thing I can’t which is go to shows and sports halls with lots of noise and people! So this is a special build with a colour change, for them to show-off at Lego events. I’ll do photo updates and I’d love to hear about your Efferman builds and how they went. Thanks.

Hello everyone! I’m Cam at Tech Bricks, and you’ll see Mr. Fox with most photos - he’s currently trying to chew everything and wants to drive all the models. I’m in my 30’s, and Mr. Fox is currently 7 weeks old, (His Birthday’s May 12th, 2023). I’ve worked in product development for years after doing a manufacturing degree, then to find out I keep suffering with burnout because I have a bunch of hidden disabilities. So now I stay home do make Lego mocs, and do commissioned designs and builds. I only started mocs in 2022 after wearing noise cancelling headphones for a few years, and discovered I could start looking for Lego pieces without having sensory overloads (no much). I do facebook page and group updates https://www.facebook.com/CamTechBricks/ I have a little YouTube channel but wow it’s a skill and hard work making videos. https://www.youtube.com/@techbricks5300 And I have a little UK Bricklink store. Down to 22,000 Technic pieces (from 30,000) and I have about 4 times more to add, but I’m busy making mocs and commissioned builds right now. Thanks for buying my Lego! https://store.bricklink.com/TechBricksUK#/shop

That's an insane little buggy. What a cool project. Good to see you are using RC and gyros. Subscribed to your YouTube.