Maaboo the Witch

If those measurements are for the model itself, then I think the length and height are the wrong way round.

Here's an image of the innards of 8466, courtesy of Blakbird. http://www.technicopedia.com/8466/8466guts.jpg

Just built the combine harvester from the latest Technic magazine, and the yellow parts are actually flame-yellowish orange! Looks like a CAT Lexion.

It's not just you.

Check out the eye-melting neon tyres in the latest Dreamzzz set.

Mmkay.

Well, if anyone in the UK is interested, the Zetros is STILL available at Argos for the low, low price of £235!

I'm thinking the L120H is going to be either motorized or manually geared.

Reckon the L120H is gonna use the Audi tyres.

Hooray, you made it! A great saga comes to a close. Now for the legend of Putting It Somewhere.

Not this set, no.

This has gotta be one of the most boring and pointless sets ever. Who okayed this?

Who wants a Sariel review? I do, I do!

That was my thought as well.

Does make me wonder how the bucket is going to be handled. Given that the bucket is a proprietary Volvo design, I'd put my money on it being a single element like the loader bucket. I doubt it, personally. I'd think TLG would stick with normal orange, seeing as it would be the lower-cost option.

From what I've read in this article, this is the definitive EC500 Hybrid, and the version we'll be seeing in set form. And the bucket is indeed mahoosive - 1.5 - 4.33 yd³.

It might be better if you use a little punctuation; your posts can be hard to read without it.

Bluey sets have been revealed! They're slated for release in June, so I'm guessing Technic won't be far behind.

Soooo... It's a car.

Never mind; disregard.

That's not how set numbers work.

That's not what this thread is for.

To be fair, one of the excavators is from last year. This year we have a loader and an excavator.

Given that we now know the EC500 is the 18+ set for this year (for strong language, I'm guessing), I wonder if TLG are going all out and doing the High Reach model. EDIT: Nope, it'll be this.

Since we can reasonably assume that the EC500 is based around CON+TROLL, there'll probably be some interactive mode that revolves around the hammer touching various surfaces and "drilling" them.