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Great review and even better images, but it looks to me that proportions are totally off

You will know what suits you best... (Just for info; working on my latest project, I have decided not to use 3 points for connection, so I have skipped Xerion hubs)

That is valuable information. Thanks

The only way to solve your problems is BrickLink, but you know the best what us possible. I must admit that you use car mudguards in very creative way

Michael, how long is travelling on your printed actuators? Or it is better to use gear rack from Arocs for hook lift truck? Thanks in advance.

If this info could be usefull https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=32057#T=S&C=67&O={"color":67,"iconly":0}

When I think in general about helicopters, first thing what I imagine is coast guard helicopter in white with some red or orange

@gate perhaps you could add this wheel together with wheel 70 X 28 futuristic...

Nice working hook loader. Trust me lightning in my photos is much worse...

Something like 1971 Dodge Challenger? (They had often bigger tire on the rear)

I think more that next year we will have something like Bentley (Porsche 2 years ago, this year Chiron...they are all family)...and thus years Porsche is not even I terms of shape (IMHO) as near as good looking like 42056...despite that I like McLaren as a brand, not just as F1 team

But still missing building instructions on 42088, 42093, 42094, 42095 and 42096 ?

It is this one with tile above https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=28326&colorID=85&in=A

Agree tail booms should be some 20% longer, but front section looks very good

Looking good, I'm glad that you choose sampler aircraft, so controls could be realistically represented

you just red my mind

Ladies and gentleman, after long time I have some progress on my JCB Fastrac, but first I'll show specification images from brochure on which is my model based because I always have problem with tires width (I know that there are lot of you who face the same problem). My inspiration was model with 710/60r30 tires and wheels track 2000 which gives overall maximal width 2700mm. In 1:15 scale that fits CLAAS tires perfectly and it is a little less than 22 studs wide (it can also fit into 2550 width; 2550/15/7.9375 = 21.5 studs...) dimensions: tire options and other specifications: current status of my moc... @Technic BOOM, as I promise, when main construction (frame, etc) is finished, I present my solution. finally I'm satisfied with width of model. Hope to finish it until mid of January. Model will be featuring following motorized functions: - front pto - rear pto - front three point hitch - rear three point hitch Model will be featuring following "manual" functions: - all wheel steering (because wheel turning by themselves when suspension is compressed, I have decided to use gear and rack steering) - all wheel drive - all wheel suspension - life axle with longitudinal links almost like original - in-line 6 cylinder engine - opening hood...I'll think of something extra when I finish motorized functions... Any kind of comment, critics or idea is welcome

Really good looking model

Well, that is really original... Perhaps you could make this:

Yes that is really wired ? I hope that this black will be in some cheaper set because I actually need just one of them...and Porsche has again light bluish gray frames 5 X 7 (good that I have 13 of black)...

Sorry for late response, but it is more "natural" to have tractor tires on forest equipment than tire with street pattern.

Agree, the only interesting recolored part actually (IMHO) is this one: https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=22961&idColor=86#T=C&C=86 ...and 42077 is much cheaper

Could be

It looks like there are lot of 42077 "solutions" involved into this model ?

you will know what is the best when time will come depending on parts you have to replicate both functions and design best as possible...