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Bit late to the party, don't you think?

60509 container wagons can haul 60494 crew container :)

Very nice. How many parts used?

Yes, it's coming next year. Half of a century with LEGO Technic. I'd like to remind you, that 9 years ago we got those; Technic 40 year anniversary model was only a combo model with PDF instructions. Ah, and these sets got this: What we have now are tons of licensed cars in all scales, a dying Control+, which was supoosed to be a multi-platform succes, 2in1 RC chassis and basically no decent flagships like 42043 and 42082. And true Technic showing mechanisms and various functions is carried lately by 42209 and 42242. What are your expectations about incoming wave of anniversary sets?

My thoughts about building process: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZQnx9aiGJW/?img_index=1 https://www.instagram.com/p/DZU83C6DICM/?img_index=1

Ah, new pictures. It seems that Jundis is right.

This time designers decided to put that HUB front to back. Single motor used in 42214 for steering drives the rear wheels and both front wheels are steered by single motors usually used for propulsion.

Look at pins, it's same shade - Blue.

We have made a full circle. 8110 early prototype was almost identical in functions like 42242:

Rrrright, Unimogs are military too...

Mark this day in callendar kids, I'm thinking exactly the same as Balazs ;)

My first alternate model for 42227 Jeep Wrangler set! Instructions: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-255668/M_longer/42227-trophy-truck/ 99% of 42227 parts used :D Featuring HoG steering with working steering wheel, independent front suspension and dragged rear axle, V6 engine driven by rear wheel and openable bonnet & doors. And a jerry can! More pictures: https://bricksafe.com/pages/M_longer/42227-alt/trophy-truck Video:

As I said earlier - isn't this just bottom part of main model with different cab?

I'm reffering to this HUB, which can't be controlled (or maybe something changed?) with something more than official Control+ app:

2in1 HUB is locked.