PlopiNinetySix

Would be interesting to see Lego trying on new stuff to improve Control+/Powered Up if it gets discontinued soon. I thought of bringing back PF (with better features like those the Control+ Technic sets) but I doubt that'll happen. Still a theory...

"I'm going home before I ruin anybody else's day." K. Katswell quote, relatably accurate :p Also, test ;3

Good point ^-^

42114 combines both functionality and Control+ fantastically. Now I know most Ctrl+ sets don't do it justice so... you're definitely right. I've thought that motors-only [without that many gears] set would be beneficial [because 42100 is pretty good for all its dozen motors, but it depends according to the actual set?] but in the end it's not truly Technic if it doesn't have some sort of gearbox or a mechanical feat to it.

Agreed :P I see

I'd love to see more motorized vehicles built in the 1:8 scale without a speed-transmission gearbox, just motors and a fake engine, that are based on Lego's own designs, basically unlicensed vehicles; also, that these could include a new Technic minifigure or two in every set like that. Technic minifigures are awesome and deserve a comeback in some way or another. I know some people have probably thought of this idea earlier so I have another to suggest: Maybe a 42008-like scale trucks again? But more unique ones, not just crane or dump trucks with included Control+, and RC. Also jeeps. The Technic line should have way more jeeps imo. Especially for the suspension. Licensed or not a jeep is always cool. I also wonder if the Technic line will do some unique stuff like Technic houses or something similar to accommodate for the sets [like a bus stop for a future bus set or maybe similar things to Lego City...?]. That won't really happen but one can dream I guess.

Extremely impressive!! I thought this was a city-like, non-motorized MOC at first, this blew my mind... very realistic too, great job! :P

Shalom! :D I've watched your channel before and I didn't realize you're an Israeli as well. Best Merkava out there!

I know this is an entire decade later, but just wanted to add on the sheer impressiveness of this truck. Truly Madoca's most brilliant creation [next to the Avtoros!]