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I was wondering that too since they have the anniversary discount running atm.

Sorry, but I couldn't help myself to make this meme, after I saw the left original picture for MK's crane.

6M worm gear (6417811) and 2x2x 1 2/3 gear block (6417813), as well as many of the new panels are available on BaP.

Just found these high res photos of the set: And this is what the AR will do:

Here's the Studio model I made according to the building instructions: 40589.io It's a very nice GWP that will be supposedly available starting May 22nd. Those half pins in dbg for the octopus could have been red instead, since they are available in that color too.

Sadly yes. Even though the instruction cover clearly shows tan+olive green legs, they re-used tan+light flesh Dobby legs, which doesn't make any sense.

Here's the Studio file for the Yoda Fountain for anyone wanting to rebrick it 6471930.io and the wanted list 6471930.xml I used this image to get the part list right, but the torso is the old one from Yoda since the latest one is not in available in Studio library. The BL wanted list is correct though. P.S. Please don't sell these on ebay.

According to Brick Clicker the next LEGO Icons set will be a scale model of the Concorde. Set nr.: 10318 Nr. of pieces: 2083 Price: 199.99$ Release date: September 4th Licensed: Yes (Airbus) Length on stand: 102cm / 40in Dimensions: 105 cm x 43 cm x 15 cm Scale: 1:60 Lead Designer: Milan Madge Stickers: none

Maybe because it's one of the problematic parts with color matching issues. I think it's made of a softer plastic too. It was one of the main culprits in the Sián.

It's a pin with pin hole (15100) not a 1L beam, to enable opening doors. The split line should be right below the 2x3 tile. I found some additional images on 2ttoys.nl showing how far the banana-craws can close and the front axle pivots.

Sorry, you are right. 3x 7L flip-flop in green included. Here's the front axle fix as @Jundis pointed out, in fact the whole front got extended 1 module to fit the cabin properly.

I disagree. There are a lot of green beams of different length: 3L, 4L thin, 5L, 7L, 9L, 15L, 2x4, 3x5, 1x9 (6-4). There is no 7L flip-flop included.

No, it doesn't seem to include 11L green ones. I noticed that too. It's probably more likely the 32184 connector though because it has to connect to the 7x11 frame too.

Yep, already changed that 2 days ago. But there are a total of 6 universal joints used for the blade movement alone.

Yes, I keep updating the first .io file link I posted in this thread every time I post a picture.

It's not difficult to conclude that this diff was not needed specifically for the Ferrari nor for the Skidder and since the LR 13000 crane was delayed we got to see it first in the Ferrari. Maybe they want to recreate the 2 engines driving 2 transfer cases in parallel. Already over 900 parts assembled... I can still finish the cabin, but the rest is almost impossible to guess from the images alone.

Good to know. Thanks! Well, the pivot point is almost central here. 14M rear and 13M front axle. I guess the gears have enough backslash to compensate that.

Well, the weakest link are still the same 5 small bevel gears since it shares the body of the red geared diff, but the 2 driving gears have about 50% larger module so yes, it's stronger. It was specifically designed for the Liebherr crane to handle the weight. What I find strange is that this model is 4x4 but lacks a central differential although there is plenty of room for one. There is even a white 3L connector between the 19L frames where a diff would have fit perfectly and made sense.

The 360° rendering from LEGO also shows the linear actuators not extended enough (unconnected) and the pneumatic switches missing the body (only black lever visible). So professional :))

I think there is a new gear in lbg in this set or the 20T spur gear is recolored. Maybe we finally get a 18T+14T spur gear combo. Never mind, it's 16T after all. :((

John Deere green ;). Regular green (42008).

Fun fact: They messed up the build again in the official images and box art! The side decoration is 1 module too high on one side. :))

If you want to know exactly how the claw operates and how the cylinders are connected to the frame, here's my WIP: 42157.io

The functions can be seen in the official video: https://www.lego.com/cdn/cs/set/assets/blt431dd653d7f4907b/42157_v2.mp4

I know it has zig-zag reinforcement but I don't need those for reverse engineering the model, only the connection points are important. But yes, it was originally made for the Liebherr crane, the heavy differential is another such example.