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Take a break. Use some ... ,,, and maybe capital letters too.

Isn't the steering "wheel" moving too much? You show that it can be turned at 90 degrees.

There are no instructions, author does not play with LEGO for years now, and it was just a quick build: https://www.lugpol.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4650

Or BLO pins and axles:

Very chaotic video.

My first alternate model for 42175 set. Instructions: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-193407/M_longer/42175-volvo-vhd-snow-plow/?spot=designer_mocs 42175 A model is a Volvo FMX. I decided to keep up with the make, but with a long nose version: With a Tow Plow-based trialer 2111 parts from 2274. Model features: - HoG steering - openable doors - openable bonnet - working inline-4 fake engine - salt hopper spreader with moving belt - belt drive can be disengaged - pneumatically lifted front blade - pneumatically lifted trailer blade - trailer can be set to working mode Front blade is raised with pneumatic cylinder (and goes down only with gravity, only lower inlet on the cylinder is connected). Operated by air pump and valve behind the cab: This truck has been designed to be used as a standalone model without trailer too. To do so, a plug for rear pneumatic quick coupling is connected and keeps the pneumatic circuit sealed: Main feature is operated by a worm gear. It sets drawbar, wheels and rear light bar into working mode, which allow trailer to drive in pararell behind the truck, cleaning the second lane: More pictures: https://bricksafe.com/pages/M_longer/42175-alt/tow-plow Video

Move those hidden posts there?

There's enough pieces in that set to make a 1:17 scale hooklift truck :)

I don't see any reason for using 1:17 wheels in a 1:23 scale truck. I know that's a 8052 made with 42043 parts, but it jus does not look right.

Brickshelf gallery is moderated, either use Bricksafe or provide deep links directly into files.

How did I missed this topic? Why loader's bucket is so small? :)

Much better https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-193635/Lukas2020/42172-mclaren-p1-front-section-mod/#details

Yes, show all these copied details!

I can't decide what's the bigger joke in 42175; That electric battery container, or that it took the budget for making the excavator work properly.

From a programmer's perspective - what's the point of making such changes in a toy?

42177 Unimog 437 Snow Plow An alternate model for 42177 Mercedes G Wagon. Along with @eric trax we made a bit of rush to make two alt models right after release of 42177. Features: HoG steering Full suspension with portal axles Rear differential lock HI/LO gears with indicator inside the cab Working inline 4 fake engine, powered from 4x4 drive with central differential Front blade elevation Openable doors with locks Tipper bed elevation Openable bed tailgate Openable bonnet above detailed engine bay Instructions: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-192353/M_longer/42177-unimog-437-snow-plow/#details Video (proper horizontal video will be made soon) Steering and drivetrain: Portal axles Rear diff lock: Doors with locks: Interior and working steering wheel: Liftable bed: Openable tailgate: Gear indicator: Engine bay: Front blade elevation: More pictures: https://bricksafe.com/pages/M_longer/42177-alt/unimog-u5000

Some strange friction can be felt.

Unimog 437 Snow Plow is finished :) https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-192353/M_longer/42177-unimog-437-snow-plow/#details

It needs complete remodeling of whole front, to look less like an abandoned child of Corvette and Lotus.

And what about that McDonald's visit lately??

Uhm, I have stopped making instructions for Eric's models like three years ago?

Because 3 were needed.

Who knows...

Looks unfinished, and those tracks will not behave properly.

Like these?