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  1. Rishab N
    Hi I'm just wondering if there are any good uses for this piece http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=64451 i got it in the 8071 and it doesn't seem to be used in any MOCs
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    That is quite horrifying
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    No instructions, but you could try and reverse engineer from the pics of each of the modules. It'll be tough but worth it if you succeed
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    You could flip the differential, but the switch is a better idea as you won't have to disassemble
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    Nice! I'm not really familiar with this vehicle but it looks accurate
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    Nice and accurate
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    Nice work
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    Very well done
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    Wow that is so accurate. Its looks are absolutely spot on
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    Looks great The details are amazing
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    Thanks! I think my phone's camera is just bad as it's an old S2. Once I finish, I'll take some proper pics with a DSLR
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    Well it's been a long time since the last update, but I'm back and I've changed a lot. Her's the usual overall shot. Since last time i've shortened the chassis by 4-5 studs and added a cab Her's a pic of the overall cab. I decided to keep the 8258 decals so it has similar looks, but is 99 % original. Please give suggestions on how to improve the current looks. I also can't figure out a way to make good seats . Also how about that Imperial logo The cab opens to reveal the 2 switches I placed there for lights Here's a bottom shot. The drive is now 2 XL motors geared down to a ratio of about 5:1 (Thanks Sariel's calculator) But wait where's the BB? its buried in there pretty deep, but it's actually quite easy to remove Steering is done through knob wheels and a clutch gear My next problem is how to route all these wires plus the pneumatics for the dump . i also have a faulty switch which simply doesn't work when I move it Any solutions for that? As always all suggestions and ideas are really appreciated
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    Stunning. Looks just like the real thing
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    That all folds up very compactly
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    Something like this?
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    Very close to the original. Nice work
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    Great work. Never seen a Technic sailboat before
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    Is it a V10? If so I'm guessing Audi R8. Or is it that M3 you were working on sometime back?
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    Definitely open it and steamroll. The RC motors are a luxury few of us get so make use of them
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    Nice work. My only complaint is that the panel usage is a bit over excessive. All the gaps are filled nicely, but the bodywork doesn't flow well
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    That's a really cool idea. Could you post some pictures or an LDD file
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    Awesome work
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    Take a look at Jennifer Clark's skid steer loader which is pneumatic,compact, and very detailed and functional for its scale http://rebrickable.c...neumatic-bobcat Another option is Guiluig's loader which can also steer. It is a larger model with a mix of motorized and pneumatic functions and has both skid steer and regular steering which IMO seems very interesting http://rebrickable.c...s/GuiliuG/gg001 The final option is build your own I haven't built either, but the 2 above MOCs both seem very well done and I hope to build Jennifer Clark's model sometime in the future.
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    Nice work. it's all very compact too
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    Wanna share some? . I'll probably be building this model sometime next year. Are there any other rare parts aside from the wheel covers and connectors?
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