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Something like eyes on Technic inspector (when is about Glowing)?

Well there is actually bigger part (with 24 tooth) of old differential could be a good base....color - perhaps purple?

...and IMHO tractor itself could only have steering and manual 3 point hitch and perhaps turning cab...

+1

New boom looks more accurate than Lego version

That is true, they need less counter balancing axles and we saw in trucks engines that then need less fuel... But I prefer V6 Lego fake engine over 6 sets of axles and bushes.

Official set should have V6 like your version with V6.

With limited number of parts it is very good C-model. IMHO it is to wide for (systems) tractor (at least I have constantly this problem to solve with h my MOCs) but you are limited with parts...and I'm not fan at all of new "Control+" idea if it would not be (in future) compatible with PF elements so I agree completely with you that Sbrick is better solution (based on MOCs I see around)

@andythenorth +1

Very nice Michal, I have realized that my telehandlers can be done with this tires https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=41893#T=C&C=11 but I do not have additional small battery box and no extra servo motor. With M motor for steering I need huge number of gears... I see that only way to integrate m-motor inside boom is to cover it with plates...

Cute little Liebherr

Your combination reminds me on this

@rm8 this version looks even better than official set. White rims + white roof = perfect combination.

Usually tires are starting point

It is... original Landy has tires with 805mm overall diameter and set uses 81mm, so based on tires it is 1:10. Sorry for late confirmation.

@suffocation people get tired from time to time and with your education level you'll never be stupid. I wonder if portal hub from Unimog could be useful...yesterday I was experimenting on one of my project for (half) tracked vehicle and it looks that when I use 8-24 and 12-24 reductions it runs smooth (at the moment powered by just one XL motor)

Question is how to make it as simple as possible with just 2 XL-motors

If I'm not (to) late for party, there are instructions available here

Actually it is 1:5 reduction on your crawler

Perhaps someone who owns Liebherr could find out.... Since you like massive crawler construction XL sprotckets are welcome parts. I'll be in simpler constructions like combine harvester since I have to wait for few servos and L-motors... IMHO using frames and panels like @efferman on his undercarriage and to strengthen horizontal frame based structure with vertical positioned panels using bent liftarms

My "technique" when rigidity is important is to use as much frames as possible. I see you have 4 XL motors; each for every sprotcket or 2 per side?

Honestly it looks like vehicle for Mad Max movie

Which could be expected tomorrow. Weather forecast is not that bad for weekend At the first sight it reminds me a bit on yellow Landy that was introduced on one crawler contest (built on black 9398 chassis)

Agree because it is just manipulation and avoiding the truth. And for "environmentalists" there is pure electrical Liebherr... "Our" Liebherr on the other hand is just a one of first models of new control+ species, so everything new has a way to develop, to improve, but what I saw in various videos movement is smooth and reasonable slow which is realistic for such a machine. IMHO there is better to have tablet to run app than to use it on phone... ... BTW @Toastie human has short intestines , but I think this is more for technic pub...

Isn't that 40 tooth gear sticking out of tracks? BTW nicer Avatar @suffocation At the moment I'll also stick to PF untill there will be flexible app (and smaller BB) with control+ @efferman nice work