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  1. Technically, the pullback motors have internal gears, but let's go back to the main topic, shall we?
  2. Maybe you misunderstood the grand scheme here, but you're supposed to buy the horse with the 650€ Minas Tirith. And since it's not just any unprinted one, but Shadowfax, the king of the horses, it probably won't make it to PaB either. Or alternatively you can put her on this one later this year :
  3. Looks like they just added a golden (printed?) crown gear, made a much uglier and lighter base and removed JKBrickworks from the box, even though it's still his genius design that made the previous version so successful. LEGO also calls it STEAM nowadays because they included "Arts" aka design, creativity, problem solving to the discipline.
  4. I also love that they keep putting in every figure at least one exclusive part and stuff like 2K-legs are becoming more common, even though they cost triple on PaB compared to single colored legs. So yes, I can understand now why BaM means one complete minifigure + 1 accessory and not just 5 parts no matter what type. It's an anti-scalper policy.
  5. After the recent brown recolor of the gear rack, you can now add sand green to the list as well (in Minas Tirith): https://brickset.com/parts/design-4296
  6. Yes, no proportional steering with that hub. The remote is the same as in the 1:14 Yaris & Supra. The reviewer was pretty disappointed especially with the stickers for the mudguard, the awful noise of the steering motor and the bad climbing performance/torque. So just a kids toy and maybe parts pack, as the age rating says.
  7. FYI, looks like CaDA lost the license for Kick Sauber altogether if C55082W is also unlisted and won't restock, as I got informed via CS chat. Previously their newsletter only said the C44 models will be unlisted, but also the C45 1:24 scale F1 car released this year got removed. I was hoping to buy all new 1:24 scale cars during their next promotion...
  8. Rexy Technic parts are also up: https://www.lego.com/de-de/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?icmp=PAB_All_Pieces&sort=created_at-desc&system=TECHNIC&perPage=100
  9. https://decadastore.com/collections/new-releases/products/cada-bricks-speed-racer-1-24-scale-licensed-c55087w-c55088w?variant=53020228813122
  10. And voila! L0002293.io And the coolest part about this little LEGO Go-Kart is not the 3 cylinder engine that is typically used in high performance, custom karts, but this here:
  11. @Stereo Yes, I imported both 5807 and 5809 to Studio, and the rim has to be smaller to fit the 14x11 tire. So it's the old 11x12 style rim similar to 6014 but with pin hole and City bar axle hole and like you said 11.5x12 Here's the mock-up.
  12. Didn't expect this little motorcycle to have also rear suspension with a rubber 1x2 element. So here is the updated Studio model of it with the correct parts now: L0002292.io And the official instructions for it: https://cdn.strapi.blue-ocean.de/uploads/951324_3b032dd6b3.pdf That 14x10 wheel came out this year. It has one side made to fit City axle and the other side standard Technic pin hole, which is pretty clever. Design nr. 5807, costs 0,23€ and is currently available on PaB. I'll do the Go-Kart next.
  13. And that is still correct. There is even a 1x10 plate next to the links on the lifestyle shots proving that the distance between pin holes is 10L.
  14. @HydroWorld Outlook Sorry, in that case you need a custom 56 or 72 tooth gear. A second stage gear reduction from 64:16:8 will also need 6.5M.
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