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It should be 3-8

And move chain with fingers...

As a agriculture fan (or builder if I may say) it looks like parts pack (that is expensive)...

Wonder who could that be... someone with NN initials ...do you perhaps know that user

Yes, if this would be equipped with PF motors, it would be instant buy for me...

If I could help you a little bit, I'll be glad to; my MOCs are based on frames to enable motors and battery boxes installation, so I had noticed that frames 5 x 7, 5 x 11 and 7 x 11 are stiff, but frame 11 x 15 needs extra reinforcement, so I use it only when I can reinforce it with frames and / or beams when I can sacrifice space. Perhaps upcoming Liebherr crawler crane (this year's flagship) could give us some idea how to make big and stiff construction...

And it has 2 differentials...turtle speed mode and a wabbit speed mode ... I agree with others - best set in first half of 2022....

Great model.

Look like this; it could be described as transformer (dancing) tractor.

Unusual transformer indeed. As (wannabe) tractor builder I really like the idea 💡

When I see digital caliper, I knew that we deal here with perfection. Very impressive build.

Lego had a chance with Jeep (it has classic suspension). That is why I don't like modern cars; you can not fix anything by yourself and you depend on mechanics and coachworkers who have 50% profit on parts and leaves rost under fuller and just paint it over, thin sheets of metal like paper...and I don't want to discuss about design...

Sometimes indeed those 68.7 x 27 tires are to wide; or I need to implement floating differential to make it realistically narrow / wide...

Great work with limited parts from 42126 Victor, I really like those classic cars; they are like evergreens and when replicated with LEGO parts they are even more interesting.

And StoneWars writing that due to delay of real Hypercar to 2023 this set will be delayed also (something like 42130 set)

Yes, they look really nice; I don't want to repeat myself, but I didn't like balloon tires at the first place and having no other choice I've ended with full bag of useless balloon tires from 56mm (over 68.7, 81.6, 94.8) to powerpullers...

Agree buddy; it could be perfect use of 68.7 x 27 tires from Batmobile or 75.1 from 42124 set. I know that later ones are ideal for my 1:18 scale JCB loadal 560-80 project (just have to find time for it)

But it has the same functionalities like 42114 set, so I'm not optimistic about that...or it would just be a recolor with planetary reduction hubs

And they wrote it will be red / black combination... this might be most interesting set this year

That would take some time; work, family, pets...and I have 5 - 6 projects to finish before that ...but I'll post it in my thread

That was the reason of my comment when Zetros images leaked; more and more modern tractors because they use CVT transmissions use tires with smaller difference like combines, so for 107 tire 90-94mm would be ideal

Did you try to use Zetros and Jeep tires (although rear tires in harvesters are in scale as you made - front 81 and rear 68; or front 107 and 94 rear)... It is very nice little combine.

Beautiful model; one of my plans in 1:18 scale (with offset cab).

Agreed, but LEGO always looks for parts optimisation (and motors are the most expensive)