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Hardly the end of the world though... It's a very minor detail which unless you are specifically looking for, you wouldn't notice...

1st of August

Does it matter...? he's kinda right though, the lights attached to the 4x2 L Beams aren't quite put in the same holes

Very nice clean model, good job

Nice work looks like it's probably A LOT of fun

Nice creation And nice music, I like two steps from hell too

depends if you can wait to save your money For me, this is the only 2H 2013 set I'm interested in so I'll definitely be getting this, so many useful parts

They do just not in every size, and in shorter supply so are more expensive... Didn't realise you were adding lights, nice extra detail!

I NEED RC MOTORS! Nice chassis

http://legomuppet9.blogspot.co.uk/ The blog http://www.flickr.com/photos/76710988@N08/ The Flickr http://www.youtube.com/user/legomuppet9/ The Youtube Enjoy

I think half the problem is that you're trying to do it from your tablet or phone perhaps use a computer as the websites are easier to embed etc

Good job on the video

The detail is incredible good job

I think what you are trying to do is have two driving rings engaged at the same time? I don't see why you would want this in a 6 speed gearbox, as you wouldn't want two gears engaged at the same time...

I reckon you're right... They've done this before I think with the 8043 excavator

Love this so much , the amount of bodywork is just right to convey the appearance, yet keep the performance good at the same time, a blend I often try to achieve good job Really must get some RC motors...

I'm personally just not going to bother let you lot fight for them... Reason is I always break down my models to make MOC's with, but for this one you really need to keep it together, as it is such a stunning model So I'll be getting the crane instead... and possibly the normal Rock Crawler... at some point

Well it is a bigger ship Astounding as always, keep up the good work

Thanks for that you can embed the photos into EB by following this tutorial: (http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=55190&st=50#entry1599863)

Nice work however, would it be possible if you used a different photo-hosting site? that one looks a bit dodgy . maybe try flickr (www.flickr.com)

Thanks guys

No it does not technically need a motor, and would be easy to adapt without a motor, however I feel the motor increases play-ability as it limits the amount of hand turning you need to do to extend the LA's

It's been 1 year since I created my first MOC, a Compact Tracked Loader Lego Technic Compact Tracked Loader by legomuppet9, on Flickr To be honest it wasn't great but hey Anyway, because of this I decided to make a Crawler Loader, and here is the result Crawler Loader by legomuppet9, on Flickr Functions: Bucket lift and tilt powered by one M Motor, going through a selector, the control for which is in the cab That's basically it, unless moving tracks count I would have ideally liked to make this model RC, however I do not have the motors or IR parts to accomplish this , so I settled for a TLG-like level of functionality (in my opinion), and focused a bit more on the looks than I normally would have, and I must say I am very pleased with the result . Getting the geometry of the arm correct was a problem, and to be honest it still isn't that great, but will do I adapted the arm from Nico71's Crawler Loader (http://www.nico71.fr/crawler-loader-2/) into my design. The part I'm most impressed with, in my opinion, is the bucket, which I designed myself, enabling a more realistic shape than the one's supplied from Lego themselves. The rest of the pictures: Crawler Loader by legomuppet9, on Flickr Crawler Loader by legomuppet9, on Flickr Crawler Loader by legomuppet9, on Flickr Crawler Loader by legomuppet9, on Flickr And a video Because I am so pleased with this model, I decided to make an LDD file, and have uploaded it to Brickshelf (which I will use for this purpose, Flickr will still be for photos ) Crawler Loader Instructions by legomuppet9, on Flickr LINK TO THE INSTRUCTIONS: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=530440 (pretty sure it's moderated, uploaded it yesterday in the hope it would be for now) Thanks for reading

Nice design, great job Welcome to EB

Here's my humble collection of around 5400 parts (note this isn't all of them as I currently have an MOC built which I am in the process of taking pictures and a video for ) My Lego Technic Setup by legomuppet9, on Flickr