NV Lego technic

That is some kind of a truck, maybe a mini 42129?

I think I saw this in the Buwizz camp this year, it looks really cool, especially in the Dark blue color. As much as I remember, you had some sort of problem with cracking noises, did you fix it?

Looks very good!

And what do you mean but losing, for what reason?

What mistake? In the big or tte small one?

Looks okay, better than the Pollybag. Sadly there is no technic magazines on Serbia .

That seems a bit harsh for what it is.

That's reddish orange? I'm getting this 101%!

Another vette? It's probably the c8. Hope it looks better than the old one. I don't know, seems a lot like the Volvo loader ti me. I'll stil probably get it though

I saw this one in sariel's book and I'm really impressed by it, and the new one is waaay better!

I think it will be used in the RB F1 set.

It would need at least 2 if them to achieve any kind of reasonable speed. After all, it has 500 parts more.

Really? These are extremely overpriced, only some kind of gearbox or pit stop or even an extremely advanced suspension could justify it.

They could only work in a torsion bar suspension, as there are no shock absorber mounting points.

I guess you could say that the John Deere is some kind of a successor, although the Xerion was a much better overall set.

The most wrong part about the front are the headlights. They're way too large and they don't arch below the hood. Transparent flex axles would've also been a huge improvement, like this they pop out way too much.

I think last contest was in December last year.

That's nice, I really love Pollybag sets!

Proportions of the 56mm tyre are ok compared to 81 and 107mm versions IMO and are definitely an upgrade ove the balloon tires that they've used so far. Which I one do you think is the f&f supra?

The McLaren P1 is even older and yet it replaced the Daytona. Mid size is 40-70$ for me, but it is very subjective.

A 919 evo would be cool

Tatas have offset wheels it's one of their signature features

Monster jams are back! And also, I only now remembered that there hasn't been any mid size plane for a long time. The deep sea submarine definitely sounds interesting although I don't see how any interesting function could've been implemented at such a small scale. It would have been a better ide to release a submarine at 1000-1500 piece range and implement a dumb hub and a gearbox. The Airbus used this concept and saw a massive success. 42202, 42203 and 42207 are probably licensed sets due to the not great price to part ratio.

I'd like to see an automatic transmission.

Exactly. Also, I can't imagine Lego axles not melting under probably multiple tins of load at speeds of 40mph. They've probably used a 3rd party shaft for driving.