NV Lego technic

What piece?

I think you have better chances with the hook lift truck because you've already made an off-road knuckle boom truck (awesome model btw), and a hook lift also sounds more unique

Now that you mentioned it, yes, it looks very similar

Well, I'm not a big fan of the Veyron, not because I think it's a bad car, it simply doesn't appeal to me.

Not really, in Belgrade Lego store there I've seen both lambos side by side, and both bolides, too.

Agreed

It does actually jave it, but it's hard and annoying to access.

There's already a la Ferrari by cada, although they didn't specify the licensing and called it an "Italian supercar"

From my experience, it's much quicker and kind of fun to write updates.

There's no way the gear on the rear is for steering, it's not accessible enough. Although I hope that Lego will add it somewhere else.

I also use this solution a lot in my MOCs.

I think that with a PC even close to these 1:8 supercars, 250€ is too little. Maybe from some Chinese company.

Agreed, those would be great!

I'm not convinced by the box and it looks more like it uses 13 long mudguards, used in 42126, rather than the 15 long ones, like in 42115 or 42143.

You mean this?if you do, it's a scam. It looks nothing like a Lego box layout and it would've already been on yt or somewhere, possibly a new topic would have been created already. (Btw this is a part of a brick clicker thumbnail) Similar situations occured with 42177 and 42146.

Hopefully! Can't wait to see it!

The white version looks better but the gray one has better utility as a parts pack.

As long as it meets my expectations I will get it as soon as possible, and if not, I don't know. 1. Shortened CV joints from the Audi 2. Transmission parts from the Yamaha, especially driving rings and 24t clutch gears 3. Daytona diffs 4. Audi hubs Would be cool, but not necessary: 5. Kawasaki engine parts 6. 5 spoke rims 7. Off-road style tires 8. Something to reduce bulkiness of axles using planetary or Audi hubs I'm talking only about parts because I mostly buy sets for that reason (the zetros had an awesome playing experience though).

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I'd love to see a 3l beam with axles on ends. Also, all of suspension wishbone variations seem very cool and I'd definitely find this useful, but untill then we have to resort to using old ungeared hubs and weak CV joints. Also a universal joint that has an axle on one end and is "normal" on the other would be a good part for 9 and 7 stud wide driven and steered axles, and 11 stud axles with diffs. Then, a 20t double bevel lockable differential would be cool, as it would de easier to protect it from grass (my models love it) and you could fit it inside of a 5 x 7 frame with a 2l driving ring and have a compact lockable diff setup. The only problem would be powering it inside of that setup. Although I don't have access to studio right now, so maybe there are some gear combinations.

Did you mean new engine pieces from the new Kawasaki set? Or you plan to have a transmission using components from the Yamaha? I don't think there are any engine parts new or exclusive to the Yamaha.

Ok, I guess I'll leave it to myself then...:)

I think a mini 42038 would be interesting, or that's just my unreal obsession with it.

Well, glad that you have an even better solution already. I didn't know of it, so thank you.

How wide is the rear axle? If it's 13 or more, you should be able to add an independent suspension. I did this with my hot rod MOC, but with a 11 stud axle and no diff. With 13 studs you should be able to connect a diff in a ball joint (a 5 x 7 frame with an U-joint will also work but it's less compact) and then connect a U-joint to each side and connect the other end to brick built wheel hubs attached in wishbones. Its downside is that it has short travel and is not very compact. As for the front axle, I think it could be possible, but I haven't tried it. You should also replace the Y parts in the engine with camshaft pieces, they work smoother.