Thirdwigg

Great job on the updates. I like the look of the forward sloping cabin. Is the exhaust the HOG?

Welcome to Eurobricks, and what a fun way to start your time here. I like the playful look you have here. It will be fun to watch how you take such a large machine and shrink it into the little bounding box. The way your created the bucket wheel is perfect. I look forward to your progress.

I confess I desire a little bigger tires. But other than that you added great functions, and kept the feel of 8854. Well done; it looks great!

Looking great. Now the cab, and I'm interested to see how you do it. I love all the adjustments on the blade, and I'm happy you got a little engine under the hood.

I like the first tracks a little better as well. I started going deep into the internet about these machines, and they are pretty neat. Are you going to do a moveable counterweight on the right side of the tractor as well?

Great job, and it keeps getting better with each update. The cabin looks great! I'm interested in the next update with the rear boom.

I like it. Looks really clean.

Looks great, and with each iteration it gets a little better. Really looking forward to the boom.

Creative design so far. Are you going with the bulldozer type body or the excavator type body?

I drafted the same idea over the weekend. I'm happy you are going to do this project; it looks great so far. The movement of the arm is great at this stage.

I agree, the cab and rear end of the tractor look great. Send me a PM, I have a studio file for the pneumatic value you are using. I still don't have the pump, but I use the old one in blue which works well enough.

Very cool idea. I was wondering if anyone would do some sort of construction truck. I look forward to the result.

I say yes to forestry equipment. But I might be a little biased, as I love forestry equipment.

Cool project. I look forward to the progress. Maybe this can bring a little inspiration.

Two graders at once! It will be fun to see these coming together at the same time.

Ooo, I really like the turntable parts for the boom. Great start.

I'll get there. I'm trying to make some decision about what to build first.

Glad to see you in this contest @Seasider. I'll watch closely to see how this come together. Perfect choice for the topic too.

Congratulations @SaperPL on this review of your Fastrack. It's a great little design, and I'm happy it is getting some more notoriety.

Thanks again for another great review @kbalage. I appreciate your clarity on the sets, and your quick visuals on the build process. I want to thank you for using your platform to highlight a builder who is not yourself in a video. It's great that you were able to share @SaperPL Fast Track, and share with your vast audience another builder who is coming up with creative designs. Thanks for supporting another person in this community.

Thanks @Jim and others for the reviews over the years. I would always start with the Eurobricks reviews, and supplement with others as needed. I'll miss these going forward, though I understand the change. I still have some of your photos saved from past reviews, as your photography was stunning. I hope in the future you will be able enjoy some of these great sets as play on your own time, rather than as part of a review project with a deadline.

I like 10,000 CS best, but I tend to like smaller MOCs. Also, there was some confusion during TC9 about using half studs for the CS formula, so I would appreciate some clarity for the contest. I'm excited!

2 for me 2.

I loved TC9! So something in the vein would be great, and the bounding box is great. I echo the desire for a theme. What about just basic construction machines? We keep trying to do something different, why not something "standard?" The "System Set Size Up" might be kindof fun too.

Very cool. These machines have some many functions, so they make a perfect Technic MOC. It's looking great so far @Jurss.