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They are down since the last big update of Bricksafe. I'll try to fix this.

It looks nice with the yellow rims. I know it's a bit tricky but try to make the lines of the roof a bit more curved. I highly recommend using pneumatic hoses made of polyurethane with diameter 4x2,5mm. Don't use pneumatic hoses which are as soft as the original lego ones, btw polyethylene is too stiff. Furthermore the hose over the rear wheel has to be put 2 studs inside the technic panel.

I mentioned that I have already known the Aventador of Francisco Hartley and he made a great model. But I also said that his Aventador was the reason that I built the limited edition and tried to make my model as different as possible. Sometimes this succeeded better and sometimes worse. However, in my starting post I gave all people the credits they deserve. I have no idea... I have to check this.

Ok, so please let me know which things could I make better!? To be honest I can't see too much empty space without reduce functionality. I tried to use technic panels #13/#14 instead of #3/#4 for the trunk but this would harm the steering angle. Furthermore it's technic and not model team.

I would love to make real building instructions myself but I'm absolutely new to LDraw and MLCad. So I would appreciate some help...

Thanks for all your kind words! These are the third party pneumatic hoses I have used: http://www.ebay.de/i...=item2ec805b7ba It was really helpful and it's a great tool! Difficult to say... The height of the fixing points for the shock absorbers are the same because of the space I needed over the axles for the body work. The rear axle uses 4 shock absorbers instead. There are only 11L, 14L and 19L softaxles available at Bricklink and these lenghts don't cover the the needs for the Aventador. Maybe I could use rigid hoses as an alternative but the availabilty referring to a few sellers is not really better and this could cause a lot of orders.

Thanks so far! Only 356 days left... I will try it with a RC turntable.

Thank you very much for the positive feedback! Yes, you can replace all pneumatic hoses with original soft axles. But referring to yellow third party hoses are much cheaper... The black parts of the hood are 10 technic panels #1/#2 and 6 1x2 slopes with 4 slots.

Hello everyone, I would like to show you my latest MOC, a Lamborghini Aventador LP 720-4 50th Anniversario in the scale 1:10. Since the real life release of the Aventador I’m really fascinated by this car. The model has about 2.470 parts (without ribbed hoses, rigid hoses and soft axles) and it took me 3 month to build it. The model features: - Full independent suspension - V12 engine - 5+R all wheel drive transmission gearbox (the gearbox is a modified version of the gearbox from Crowkiller’s Vampire GT) - Functional steering wheel - Opening leaf doors with damped shock absorbers - Opening hood I used a blueprint of the Aventador and Sariel’s Scaler Tool for scaling the model which both were very useful. The whole model was designed in LDD in the first way. I already know the well-designed and functional Aventador of Francisco Hartley and I tried to build my version as different as possible which wasn’t easy when looking at some details. That’s also the reason why I decided to build the limited edition that differs a lot from the normal version of the Aventador. Fortunately I got around of the use of the horrible expensive Technic Connector #4 in yellow. Instead of original soft axles I used third party pneumatic hoses. More pictures as well as building instructions are available in my Bricksafe Gallery. That’s all, I want to say thank you to all who gave me inspiration and I hope you like it. Regards, Stefan

A great amount of functions and details! The turn signals are really innovative and without using any custom electrics!

Amazing, lime with a touch of white and black details! I think the colour combination couldn't be better. I hope the trailer you're planning will meet the level of this monster! Could just be a bit expensive...

Very nice C model! I can't remember I have seen a asphalt paving machine as a technic model yet. Great job!

Definitely the best Batman MOC I've ever seen!

Ok, a wavy sheet of paper... Then I don't have any worries. Thank you for the explanation!

You hit the shape of the cab very well! I'm looking forward to the final colour. I think this one could also beat your U4000!