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  1. 1gor
    Indirectly yes, since delivery slowed down significantly and some parts are not available near me I have lots of waiting...and one more thing every crises shows that people think only on themselves and every mean is approved to reach their goals...
  2. 1gor
    @Jundis in this brochure on page 50 you can see tire options and you are right - since varies combination with new axle are available (front tires from 195-205mm and rear from 150 to 165 with both sizes) https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.claas.co.uk/blueprint/servlet/blob/1952728/0c1db9b00c34b07905624a9e9cb3b299/357377-23-dataRaw.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwixto6ZhsjrAhVLyaYKHZe2AskQFjAOegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw1AYs_Lkywop54hCKLuxOez (Hope link works) Yes it would be great to have Claas Lexion as a licensed set (but it would easily be flagship based on tire dimensions and number of parts you can put inside...) ...last week I gave driven by a local Claas dealer and since few years ago I had Axion 900 series free drive I asked about Lexion and salesman said that usually wheeled combo for 8900 series is 900/60R42 front and 500/85R34 at rear...
  3. 1gor
    To have harvester with correct proportions, you will need 95mm tire and it is more suitable for 56mm wheel...but 68 or 81mm tire is also welcome... Kind regards
  4. 1gor
    It depends, but in October usually some constructive info leaks. In last few years TLC is very careful because of Chinese copycat's...
  5. 1gor
    I see nice rear leaf springs suspension buddy. It brings me back some 15 years... I was wondering what happened to your interest in muscle cars. Panels and frames usage is what I really like in this build. Regards
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  7. 1gor
    It is very impressive. Does it fit the scale of your muscle cars?
  8. 1gor
    Very recognizable and at the same time IMHO looks very good
  9. 1gor
    That one in more interesting than 42106 set. Very nice due to limited parts available in original set.
  10. 1gor
    I understand. I also think about making an alternative model in white of one MOC (not a car)...
  11. 1gor
    Orange looks indeed better
  12. 1gor
    959 is based on 911 with lots of features (for heavy price) that were ahead it's time... interesting is air cooled engine e block and water cooled engine heads, 4wd...good luck with project. (I personally would like that no gaps and panel usage will be a philosophy,but one thing is hope and another is reality...)
  13. 1gor
    Hm Porky 911 Carrera 4 as inspiration?
  14. 1gor
    Very cool MOC The only thing crossed my mind is orange Bronco
  15. 1gor
    Well telehandler has 22 studs wheelbase so I have very limited space (it is something that you are familiar with)
  16. 1gor
    @functionalTechnic, no Covid-19, we had enough natural resources in Croatia and that is why we gave so much enemies and forging Croatian history etc, but ni Covid19... Firstly work from home is very difficult with younger generation, so from March until end of June I had practically no sleep in order to give back necessary information for education (I'm professor...); Then one our pet was (intentionally) run over by a car, then there were 2 earthquakes ( in March) and I had to help in some way despite lockdown. During June, July and August it is very hot at night so no sleep again and now I have a lots of paperwork for new school year... For Fastrac I still wait for some parts and telehandler chassis is something I'm currently working on, but I'll see if I can integrate 3 receivers in it (one would probably have to be a seat) Kind regards and thank you for your concern my friend
  17. 1gor
    Honestly I'm not that optimistic. But deep inside I hope you are clairvoyant.
  18. 1gor
    Perhaps this could help you... https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-34753/FT-creations/telehandler/#info (Only Simon's MOC has fishertechnic tires)
  19. 1gor
    @kristl there are 2 possible sizes for backhoe with appropriate functions - 18 and 23 studs width based on buckets...I'm not sure if Liebherr bucket is useful here...18 studs wide is 8455 set and 23 studs wide JCB was made a while ago by @Sariel
  20. 1gor
    Looking forward to see your next project. (Mine are on standstill due lack of time; this hole year goes from bad to worse...)
  21. 1gor
    Simon, Great MOC and nice to see that PU is usable for mocers. But I still prefer your telehandler (my favorite so far) and I'm happy telehandler is in the video. Regards
  22. 1gor
    Agree if they were realistic without holes and gaps...
  23. 1gor
    Great MOC with perfect shaping (and functionality is as it is supposed for a car)
  24. 1gor
    Well it is somehow "spiritual" successor of YB-35, but Horten brothers were pioneers in flying wing concept and they started with gliders...
  25. 1gor
    Yes it will be relatively big; just one dimension - it will be 27 studs wide (scale 1:15) and you are also right it does not fit 42054 scale. To fit 42054 scale it should be based on 80mm tires on rear axle and would be perfect playable set for some 100€? Theoretically yes, but question is which model? This year new Lexion harvester was introduced and I do not have info how interesting are harvesters for target audience since it probably could follow full C+ (not aspirin ) functions and cost about 400€? Very hard to say yes, but i was wrong in predictions several times like this year I didn't believe that LEGO would make flagship with 3 new differentials; I was tipping on this kind of damper Forgot to mention that it seems that Claas appears every leap year (2016, 2020)...
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