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Simple, and sad. I can see that scene sometimes, luckily not too often, and I am happy that I have all the important thing and stuff for life. This little MOC really hits me somehow, nice work!

Yummy indeed. And I am hungry now.

Happy New Year!

For a first try at this kind of machines, it is really good. I like how you implemented all of the main functions in it, and drive through turntable is a nice touch, although I prefer drive motors to be mounted beneath the superstructure. Visually, it is also very good. There are room for improvements, first some kind of roller bearing around the turntable to avoid such a tilting when crane is lifting something, second I would reduce rotating speed, it looks quite unrealistic and dangerous to brake something inside in a case of sudden stop. The model is quite big, and I like that fact. I am also building a (little bigger than your) crawler machine, so I can see here how motors behave under load.

Welcome! Enjoy here

Also, he should be notified via email about you trying to contact him through Flick.

Just do what Rick told you to do, we all do that. If you want to show pictures instantly, use deeplink as he showed. That way you can present it as soon as you upload them. You can use other image host sites, like Imageshack.

Nice scene indeed! I an not an expert about buildings, but that window is really nice!

I have this set for a long time, and even today it is still so cute and nice that I love it! I have two friend that wanted to bought that from me back then so much! Trailer is very intelligent, and I think this set was one of the few that drag me into the Technic. Great review, great set!

I am kinda with lightningtiger about this first MOC. Second one is much more relaxed.

Very nice, as always! And I am glad that body looks good, too. Simple, but good. Most trial trucks are just Technic chassis, with not so much attention to appearance. It would be great to see outdoor video!

Nice from you to show us the photos! Thanks!

I am really terrified when I am building a MOC and the realize that i missed not one part, but important section, crucial for MOCs integrity and strength. And it gets funny when it happens quite a few times. For a normal set, I remember that I missed some pieces in big truck 8868, that cost me few hours (it was mu first big set)

When I have an order shipped, I am actually glad when I have to wait, that means I have free time, which I will use for watching movies, riding my bike (if weather is nice), or play CIV with brother. But usually there is always some kind of job, and studies, more or less, so i don't have time to be impatience.

Great! I love to see mosaics, your is very nice, keep up!

Welcome! Have fun!

Looking good in 4 wide, altough I prefer wider trucks...at least you have plate on trailer and machine that is 6wide

Nice curves! Those things can accelerate from 0-160km/h in 1 second!!! No wonder that guy got that face! Rollcage would be cool, but very hard to build, I guess.

Beautiful. Front part or the truck (hood) is excellent!

As Batbrick said, my last movie was The Shawshank Redemption. Excellent, really nice movie!

I will open wave of praises here. This is almost something different than your ussual style of building, I mean you are using a lots of slopes to create complexs curves, I like that. Stripes are very nice, I like it, too, some will say it is a bit blocky, but these stripes are very nice and hard to create, while keeping the model stiff. I like how rounded it looks, edges are greatly done, and every angle is beautiful to watch from. Tilting the cab is another great part of it, and, from my experience, pretty hard to achieve, keeping cab position when you want, at least on my (bigger) models. Awesome model, well done!

Happy Birthaday! Have a great time!

Noworries, you could post some photos and make some sort of small review...

I am probably going to the City Square, which is kinda traditional for me, lots of people, good music, nice fireworks! How about you?

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