Maaboo the Witch

It includes instructions for a plethora of different models, including dune buggies, dump trucks, and bikes. The builds are arranged by difficulty. So, to answer your question, yes.

The most recent universal-type set I can think of is 8433, though that's really more of a Creator set with Technic parts.

Also, nice choice of Pot Noodle! Sticky Rib is one of my faves.

I also spy a lot of parts used in Monster Mutt Dalmatian. Guess we know now why the designers chose her for this year's Monster Jam sets!

We had a Deere tractor last year and a skidder is technically an agricultural vehicle, so it's not like farming is out of the picture entirely.

Nicely priced to boot - £85 for over 1100 parts!

Couldn't agree more. All of these points really stick in my craw. Still. We're talking about a Technic set, not the real thing. I doubt anyone here could afford a real Liebherr LR 13000, considering it'll set you back a cool $30,000,000.

Good point. I'm gonna hold off until there's something more concrete to discuss.

Very dumb ideas seem to be TLG's stock-in-trade as of late, considering CON+TROLL, the elimination of B-models, and the Osprey debacle.

Wonder which activist group TLG are thinking of blaming for this one?

And the catering costs.

Deere does make wheel loaders, but they're usually yellow.

Ooh, nice!

The tyres on the Audi e-whatever are gonna be great for loaders, scrapers, haulers, rollers, graders, excavators, and pretty much any other item of heavy machinery. Although they do use a new size of hub as well, which are gonna have to be made in a variety of colours to be more versatile. Right now they only come in red, which limits their use.

And scrapers!

Tyres look cool.

Possibly. These look slightly rounder though.

And the brief interlude offered by the skidder and the rover is over. Back to the cars!

Oh look, another car.

I wouldn't think that the log included with 42054 actually added much to the price. Since a lot of such accessories generally don't consist of that many parts, I doubt that any of them have a large effect on set costs.

That is a major strike against this set for me. It would have been great to see this 🐕 doing what it's designed to do.

Well, at least it has a load, unlike this set.

I was actually quietly hopeful that we'd get new forestry tyres with this set. Something like the power puller tyres, but with the newer agro tread.

I don't think so.

One question I've been pondering - why are the T-pieces white now?