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Yeah, details are awesome, I like this station! And of course, that PF elements are great. Nice addition to the station!

I like it. I am always amazed when I see how it can pass such a steep climb. It looks somehow unreal... But, you are expert for these vehicles!

I have seen some vw bugs with this color scheme, not exactly of course, but very similar. I like it!

Yeah, last picture is really special, very realistic!

What a... Cathedral has that "looking with mouth open" effects one me! Man...

Creative use of clock mechanism and bricks! I LOVE it! Who know what unusual ideas like this are around us?

Looks like your front wheel is not connected very well to the forks! It is better now. Try to reduce pictures, i had to wait 2 minutes to load the page!

True, as I wrote in the second line.

Third scene is my favorite! But all three scenes are nice. I like the tree in first picture.

Yes, real telehandlers have that option. It depends, based on a manufacturer, but bigger model have 3 steering modes, here is a quote from random telehandler...JCB 541-70 ...Instant steering selection between all wheel steer, front wheel steer and crab steer modes ensures ease of operation...

CloneCommanderDelta7 can ride, but I cant, it is too cold, but no one says we must be separated from our bikes...

I do not use it, but very nice from you to make this tutorial.

Place another order while you are waiting...

I would make new chassis and reduce that wheelbase, it looks to much. Use that advices from others and it will be even more great!

Very nice truck. Front is extremely good and curved. I do not know about mirrors, it is better with them, but they look a little bit bigger to me...But I like the truck more with mirrors!

If you meant Lego trial trucks, here they are, if not, sorry, someone may find this useful. These are primary rules, which are, as the time goes, somehow modified, mostly by allowing PF. What is it Perhaps you know the original trucktrial idea: Making offroad trucks. The Lego version is basically the same, however the rules are based on Lego parts. The whole point is that you have to build a truck that can drive over rough terrain. The terrain may be made out of Lego, papier mache, wood etc... Controlling the truck can be done by using battery packs, pole reversers and a RC unit. The rules The truck: - Must look like a real truck - Approx. scale: 1:13 - Excluding the wheels the max width is 24 studs. Including wheels the max width is 25 studs - All wheel driven - Must be able to steer The wheels you may use: - 81,6x34ZR 8880 wheels and tyres - 81,6x34ZR 8448 wheels and tyres - 24x43 wheels and tyres - 68.824S wheels and tyres What features are required: - Real cabin with steering wheel, seats and dashboard - Working piston engine - The platform or construction on the back of the truck must have a width and a minimal length of 24 studs Motors you may use: - Standard 4,5V motor - Old type 9V motor (sometimes referred to as 'flattie') - New type 9V motor (sometimes referred to as 'geared') - You may use a maximum of two motors for propulsion. You are free to use other motors for other functions, for example steering. What is forbidden: - Modified parts - Non-Lego parts (except for rope) - Lego RC motors

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I am not a parent, but thanks for showing lightningtiger and me the site guidelines. You forgot to post a smile, or did you mean serious?

What I really like int his MOC is its shape, I just love to see unusually shaped creations, and this is very good! Stripes are greatly positioned to brake that red color. Front is also very good

You really know how to present your MOC! Nice work!

I think these are Zerg creatures, one of the three species in Starcraft. Awesome MOC, I can just imagine how much effort you have put in it!

Gigantic, and beautiful and smooth and well designed! A masterpiece, in one word!

I would prefer both

Hahaha! Excellent reply from Holodoc!