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Wheel is this one in red...

But Cullinan would be very interestung IMHO

...but real T-Rex (or T-Rachel) had feathers...hm this is artistic freedom...but the obvious B model since Porky is Roxy...

@falconluan, trust me; for my Fastrac I spent about 9 months to make optimal hood (with Technic parts) and I know what it takes; usually there is half stud offset or smething similar when you want to make appropriate shapes. It looks really good now IMHO buddy. I think I'll make separate photo album on my phone gallery just for your Axion. It is indeed long time needed uo make things work properly...I spent 3 months to integrate BuWizz and still need to see how to charge it from side since steps are in the way...Just look how long @eric trax develops his gorgeus Massey Ferguson 9 series trac... Kind regards ...maybe this part is better on side instead 3 x 7 panels? https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=24119&colorID=85&in=A

Simple as usual in very small scale...but tires are perfect for that...

Actually whenever I think of classic offroader, I picture myself this one:

I see kind of back to the roots; good old colonial Landy...

I second that...only wallet is happy with that...

Aston Martin or this one could be intetesting...

@Bartybum on images from Nuremberg toy fair last year it was more like (what is on bricklink listed as) bright light orange color and what you posted looks really like yellow...

WOW, it was a really long time ago since we had (so much) cars...

Car transporter style would probably have smaller tires overall, remember that car transporter scale is 15 studs wide, Zetros tires are 35mm (aproximatelly 4.5 studs and add ½ studs clearance between tire and chassis), sou you end up with just 5 studs chassis width - enough for 5 x 7 frame with differential...but remember Tumbler has double rear wheels...

When I look at original loader, it has actually fencess all arround...that would be very hard to replicate without using bars ... even for ladder you would need 2 of them... ...and it has 3m high tires??? (50/65R51 L-5)

It looks very nice Jorge; if you allow me just one little suggestion; perhaps you could need those parts below cab https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=6613&idColor=3#T=C&C=3 ...to make it more realistic...and smoother

Jernej, sometimes I envy you how simple chassis you made...mine are waiting for one specific motor that (I hope) is under way from Fotronik d.o.o.

Merry Christmas Clive (despite we have to wait 4 more hours). I really wish you recovered from all your injuries, infections etc, and have happy family with Lego year 2026. So we have to prepare for images and description rich posts about true British off-road icon.

IMHO yes. In the past @gyenesvi gave me some really good advices, so he knows what he is doing.

Question is what you personally mean under best; perfomance, looks? Everything is compromise... ...for Volvo I didn,'t look...

Here are some of the best Zetros C models https://rebrickable.com/users/gyenesvi/mocs/ ...top three... https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-99251/gyenesvi/3-in-1-42129-c-model-pack/#details

Looking at shape (only) reminds me on Deutz Fahr...

If only this frame would be available in black and without reinforcements...

If I use correct glasses, several topic are made by you recrntly; perhaps it would be wise to make just one named like Marc's (probably not Marquez) Lab or something and politely ask @Milan to merge everything to this new topic... ...or Marc's Lego Fairground

That is why I prefer old school building (less unpleasant surprises, but much longer period of time and more possibilities for distraction ) ...but rear stop light has more sense...since it is not Rattrod

@R0Sch doesn't toiletpaper colide with 12 tooth bevel gear?

It is more beautifull than any official Porsche that was released so far...