Milan

I actually like this little car. It really looks like a Smart. Paintjob is also good. Price...5e is good I think!

Extra nice work! Sign is beautiful, so is the roof! Not to mention lighting!

Welcome! Have fun!

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Welcome! I wish you very quick upgrade to MOC expert club!

I thought that squicking noise is somewhere in the drivetrain, but then I remembered that you have a parrot!

Extremely clean and tidy! Great! It looks really nice, but I miss some diversity on the walls, like mosaic or something, maybe?

Very good! I like how it looks alive and dynamic! Buildings are great, so are the vehicles. But why you allow the horses to go into the very Government Square? They could pollute it!

Nice! I like how the lighthouse fits in! Keep up!

Thanks for posting. I liked the design, but only until I take a better look at it! But they will find buyers for this!

No set this year, but 3 big Bricklink orders, of which I built few models (can be seen in my signature), and working on 4 new models right now!

When I work, I have money myself, so I buy whatever I want (or what I can afford), usually BL order for parts. My parents get me and my brother some traditional gifts, few candies and some cash. We cant afford much, so it is really not so important, best part is time during holidays!

Welcome! When I build, I am de-stressed, but pretty excited if everything goes well!

Thanks, Alasdair Ryan, on your feedback! Actually, I can do 4 function at the same time, but as you could saw in a video, I am struggling with operating just one function (when yo hear crack, it means that cylinder is at the limit, and safe clutch is slipping) Thankfully, i am much better at operating it now, and much quicker, it looks more realistic when it moves the backhoe. No, side shift would be nightmare for building, main problems are big fat ires at the back, which leaves just 8 wide space for chassis, and backhoe MUST be merged with the chassis really well. Also M Motor for rotating the backhoe is hidden, and I would like to stay that way, if it would have side shift Motor would have to be exposed, at it looks ugly (tried it) Extra dig...no, It would ruin the relatively realistic and thin backhoe. Also, there is no more IF Channels for controlling it ...8 PF functions+1 pneumatic Video of the driving is in preparation. Looking forward to your excavator

It is extremely useful for me, much much more useful than lego.com jusutus, if you want to add more exlusive look to the model, you can use these: Metallic Wheels I have 10 of them, and they are perfect! Take a look at them in my old tractor truck: Wheels on truck

Yeah, it is "Limited Edition". Which means, more expensive.

That siege tower looks amazing! Nice... That boulder hitting the wall is really good!

WOW! Man! Just one word...great, great and great That wall crack is beautiful! Very cool!

Very nice job! I like the snot water, birds in the water, roof, and of course...the water wheel, actually I like the whole scene! It looks just like good looking bikes...dynamic even if they stand still!

I wanted to point some facts as cagri did, but he was quicker! Beside that, MOCis really nice, especially the color and the simplicity of the scene, but yet it has many details! My favorite part is woman in butcher "shop".

Great work again! I like the artwork!

I would like it, too, but I guess that he would have post it if he has some more.

Here is the best set of modification so far, IMO: Click me!

These truck sounds very nice... Hope we will have more infos about them!

I wouldn't suggest him to use that battery box, simply because it cost 45 up to 60usd!!! For a town guy, not so good, as he can get lots of other stuff for that money. I have two of that battery boxes, and it works perfect, but I am using it constantly... If he does buy it, and use it to decrease the speed, torque will remain the same 3.63 N.cm. Power will slightly decrease, but for the lift it is sufficient! Danim, based on your pictures that piece that string attaches to, is very weak. use more robust system, like building a brick support directly on your current setup, or use technic brick, tie string to its hole, and brace that technic brick to the lift even more...