Zerobricks

I am greateful this forum is still alive and kicking even in these crazy times. And I really think we need to appreciate good things like this community, since it's too easy to lose them.

Also notice a new type of bushes/wheels on the bottom of the engine.

It's gonna be a free digital document, nothing too fancy with an option to donate That's the plan! Thank you very much! It will be a major change since I will be limited with what I can post. So I have to make the last few months count!

Unofrtunetely I will not be posting many more MOCs since I'm moving to Denmark in a few months. Having said that, i have been working on a LEGO Technic building techniques book, so I'm hoping I can finish that in time before the big move!

Square cube law says no. Going from 1:8 to 1:6 means models are some 2,5x heavier and you start to experience issues with supporting such weights.

It's really cute! Too bad there's no mirrored version of the prop.

ACTUALLY, a stud is around 4,85-4,90 mm. But yes, they are spaced 8 mm apart which is the LEGO's basic's grid.

A stud is 8 mm. Just do the math

Here we can see that indeed there is a new 4,5L axle with central stop present in 42226 and 42227:

That's a really awesome set, perfect for family, team building, LUG gatherings and competitions, etc... Reminds me of old 4 in 1 sets, very nostalgic.

There are lots of new parts coming in the new education sets, amongst: Studded C frames - perfect for meshing gears New pulley wheels 1x4 plates with jumpers MONORAIL TRACKS! and more... Edit, source: https://www.lego.com/en-gb/aboutus/news/2026/january/lego-education-cs-ai

Could be possible with the all-in-on hub.

There's a saying in my country. The one who works - sins. It's normal for sh!t to break when you're working, good thing you have backups.

Can confirm the same. Also wish everyone a happy new 2026!

So we came a full circle? The new F1 lineup started with the Mclaren. I for one finally hope to see different, wider tyres in the rear!