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Dammed; I've planned to make it full RC with 94.3 tires But I like your version too It is 8 series speed world record breaker for tractors category Here is more about it https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.carscoops.com/2019/12/1016-hp-jcb-fastrac-two-clocked-at-153-mph-becomes-worlds-fastest-tractor/amp/

Thanks buddy, that was one of solutions I had in mind but was worried about stress on older differentials. Thanks @Zerobricks

Thank you for making cool render

Yes, great part for reinforcements (mentioned one page earlier if I remember correctly) https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/187809-42141-mclaren-formula-1™-race-car/&do=findComment&comment=3497573

Different wheels and V8; studded construction below panels...so it is different, but both are McLaren Mercedes f1 cars

Yes, even when I use 36-28 from XL motors and 12-28 on differentials it is veeeeery slow, so next I'll try with 36-12 from XL motors because I want it to be (still) Fastrac Thank you

Gentleman, perhaps there is a fuel tank between driver and engine Despite that illustration below shows approximate power unit placement

My thoughts too, and I really Iike introducing small panel extension part 1 x 2

I second that. It seems that @Timorzelorzworz made unattractive Corvette great as Lego version. Perhaps it was smarter that Lego made this stingray as 42093 model ...

I wonder if LEGO version will have pull rod suspension like original.

Yes I know; and I'm an Easter Rabbit Nevertheless (probably) tomorrow more clear images will be public...

1432 pieces, revealed next week? https://www.stonewars.de/news/erster-teaser-lego-technic-42141-mclaren-f1/

Well, all that discussion about tires looks like @Jim turned blue ... ...(he knows something he won't tell )...

Or it is new tire?

Tumblers were more suited for 13" wheel representation (F1 has 18" from this year). Max was last champion with 13" tires, but we'll see for sure when official pictures will be published

Or similar solution like on 41999 rims

My personal goal is to use XL motors without typical oscillation in power output Like upgear with 36 to 28 tooth? It should use Xerion tires

Charlie, my post is about hard coupling 2 XL motors (I wanted to have strong pulling power for my tractor), my question was should I use 24 gears only for hard coupling 2 XL motors. I use differentials from 42109 set and hub reduction from 42099 set. I got my answer from @Zerobricks, but with his permission only I could post here what he suggested. Kind regards

Danny is guarding his trophy from Monza

Or perhaps introducing new big sponsor? I think they'll stick to dominant orange. Maybe new title sponsor like Aston Martin few days ago?

Since you have lot of experience in that area Jerry, what do you suggest with 2 XL motors (PF motors) and planetary wheels from 42099 set. (Pulling power needed) Thanks

7: 10 5: 6 2: 4 4: 3 1: 2 3: 1

I was hoping more like blue 20tooth, but I'll see what can I do with MOCs. Thanks