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I can not agree more...I miss also 125mm tractor tire...but lets enjoy Bronco

Yes, perhaps 75mm tire with similar to this tread would round up everything that we need (89mm in G-Wagen and 81mm in Audi IMHO belong to this "family"). Unimog looks very nice (despite not having portal axles)

Then you can only help yourself with train battery boxes to save some small percentage of space...

Good idea is to have one battery box in undercarriege and one in uppercarriege; I thought in first place that you want to use just one BB...silly me...looks promissing

I use hub reduction on same width and therefore I have to raise shocks not to colide with hub... perhaps simplest solution is the best one...

@Ngoc Nguyen, perhaps best way for a start is to copy idea from 8043 set with large motors and servo to operate driving rings deployment...

My future plan is ti use 4 motors; two for front loader and two for drive / sterring function. I have only one BuWizz and this one is hidden in left side of Fastrac. When I finish it, I'll post it with few development pictures in my tread... Since I always wanted to use buggy motor, I use it in Fastrac (with big big reduction), so I have only this model that is not 100% percent Lego in plan (BuWizz and front 94.3 Cada tractor tires...). Problem is that after I finish it, I woukd nedd to fix other PF servo motors for next projects...

It is nice project, but mine has all wheel drive...perhaps I'll work on my trac tomorrow...now I have to think about another trac for front loader; first idea was MBTrac (Moba Isenheim user beat me), then Deere (but need lots of green parts...), then Fendt (but with all wheel drive is to wide for my scale - it should be 2550/18 studs wide -> max. width ~~ 18 studs)... Thanks for sharing Steph

If it is 1:18 then it is perfect for 7 series 724 model. Looking forward to see how it turns out... I would like to see more of front axle

Fendt is easier to make - more dark bluish gray parts ghan green...scale? It looks nice so far. I envy you, I xan not find time to finish my Fastrac 8330... I wonder how you will make ackerman steering; I'm braibstorming about it for my JCB...

Victor, perhaps this pin connector sound makr lower A arm stiffer? https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=32138#T=C

It is up... https://youtu.be/nie5I2deGdA?si=6kNFzTjrgiqVw3YX

It looks really cool. I hope Volvo FH16 with crane is still assembled and not a donir fkr orange parts here...

Perhaps it will be small rocket with catepillar platform that carries it to lonch station...or it will be "Houston we have a problem" (again)...

Could be...but still I'll wait for your review. Today I was looking for set in local stores but they told me wait until weekend...

That is galaxies behind @kbalage's reviews (even if they tried to use kid...)

Porsche 911 GT3 R AO REXY Racing Car (Set 42224) is in bright green... ...the real one...

Beautifull panel work.

"Held..." is IMHO Nr.1 in this kind of behavour...I remembeted when ge was reviewing (IMHO) best telehandler - CLAAS Scorpion by @eric trax abd complained on everything starting with cables (probably human kind should invent wireless cables just for his Majesty...) I think we should focus on Volvo and ignore those kind of "reviewers"...

That was my initial thought just when lookibg at his gestures...

Perhaps this axle (there is also 4 studs long) with Lego nuts could help... https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=3737b#T=C&C=11

1925 model, so this year is his 100th birthday. Unique model, but how to replicate it with Lego (perhaps with english wheel )?

...with help of magic Lego solution (stickers) here or there...

Usually AI works more like statistical tool than inteligence, no matter propaganda... more images from internals would be more than welcome, specially because this IMHO is best small car of 2025 year. Offroader is still a car...

Indeed bodywork looks very smooth, actually much better than I could imagine.