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  1. 1gor
    @jotta93 It is nice to see something different . We have only green here
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    So far it looks simple and sturdy . Every fifth moc is finished - that is a good prototype development
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    I'm not that rational, when I try to recycle I usualy broke ore damage some connectors , so it is better for me (from now on) to keep mocs in piece.
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    Thank you; all of you; @jorgeopesi, I'm always trying to make moc realistic. For Unimog I was not 100% sure so I decided to open new topic. And indeed smaller models are more playable and enjoyable as you mentioned with your mid size dump truck. Other thing is that I like mocs with realistic tire pattern like you decided and not universal baloon ones that are very rare in reality. Other thing that I hate when moc is to wide and looks like from tv show "pimp my..."...About shots below; there is one question - what is the point of presenting yor (generaly speaking) work if you hide most important solutions; teasing, or something worse? You also take photo of every important detail on your moc and discous it because this is the point of such forum @Leonardo da Bricki I really respect your compliments and politness as ever. I'm very glad that you like it. If you want (after I make some small changes on rear axle) I can make photos of this (3rd version) and upload them here. Thank you for assistant during Mog development. @Victor Imaginator thank you very much. I was trying to make simplest and realistic model, so I've decided to make Implement carrier and not offroader like U4023, because LEGO does not have correct tire pattern for bigger model. How is you work progressing?
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    Actually model should not be to heavy because there is no complicated chassis for it and it will use gearbox for front and rear pto; despite that real thing has hydraulic valves at the front and rear. As you know we can not simulate hydraulic pumps and motors with LEGO parts...I'm glad that you find "wheel head" setup interesting - it was only way to make something like on real one. You can see here ...sorry for bad photos
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    Here is final version where I (finally managed) to make axles with 17 studs width, so for future (planned) projects I do not have to stretch CLAAS tires There will be probably some small improvements on rear axle, but not so soon On images below you ca see what I mean (using liftarms as some kind of measurement tool) Image with open hood to show changes in cab tilting solution which is now very similar to 8110 set Image with closed hood Rear view showing 17 studs rear axle width and few images showing side view with 25 studs wheelbase ...and some belly shots showing both front and rear axles with 17 studs width ..it seems that this project impresses even me, so despite all other projects I got some idea got improvements from time to time
  7. 1gor
    Just small info about this project - it is not dead and will be finished, but I need some parts so I'm waiting for them and assume that in few weeks I'll able to continue on Sprayer.
  8. 1gor
    That is very useful
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  10. 1gor
    Well, we have Uninog tires, lots of white panels and who said that this truck has to be flag/p ship ...
  11. 1gor
    You sound reasonable, without (even spy) photos we can only speculate...or worse make a wishlist topic of it
  12. 1gor
    And I thought I'm seeing wrong even if I did not drink anything
  13. 1gor
    Send him (Sander Mulder) a PM
  14. 1gor
    ...hm... perhaps in 42068?
  15. 1gor
    @cloud this solution looks good
  16. 1gor
    Yellow are hard and light bluish gray are soft (that is the reason for different colors). Miha, you did evrrything what is dooable with shocks
  17. 1gor
    Cool to see sprayer in nature. Lights are just nice touch at the end
  18. 1gor
    After two extreme busy days I finaly have time to read a review. I can only say what most members already said - really outstanding review. The only thing that I can add to review is actually usage of tent in icy conditions; researchers use them to save themselves from wind or extra bad weather conditions when excavating things like fossils etc Photos with tires are so great that now I prefer model with Unimog tires on silver rims (instead of treds). About eventual typing errors in review I do not bother. I'm making more typing errors using my smartphone then the rest of Eurobricks members, so who am I to complain about this Thanks for great review. It was pleasure reading it
  19. 1gor
    Agree After whole day of playing with fire woods (ok have to store them) it is time to enjoy your review Now I feel honnored that someone respected my suggestion for pinning topics dealing with reviews. Thanks
  20. 1gor
    Exactly. You have to be open for possibilities
  21. 1gor
    Well he is long enough in this LEGO world so he has developed a good feeling for such things.
  22. 1gor
    I really like how you made front part of the car
  23. 1gor
    Yes it seems like he is "spying" our every post , or perhaps he is buying time or trying to make us more nervous about his upcoming reviews.
  24. 1gor
    It's not that bad without stickers. Very few sets look OK without stickers Someone is clairvoyant around here truth is that @Jim's reviews are really good. Looking forward to see varius tires installed on 42069 set (I know that he posted some but more will come with review )
  25. 1gor
    Finaly VW is in forum made for it
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