Zerobricks

I don't think there is any use for a differential a the tracked crane?

I also have a feeling they were developed for a different set, something with a quicker gear ratio than the usual red gear of the differential, yet stronger compared to the old differential. My money is on some sort of a motorized trophy truck or simillar.

Trust me, thicker teeth mean you need more spacing to accomodate them, which means a different module.

Not these ones, they have much larger teeth and are made for high torque aplications.

You should use a dark bluish gray gear with 8 teeth, not a 12 tooth black one.

I'd love to see some bigger brake discs and hubs that support new CV joints and better wheel attachment options.... But the brake discs look the same size as normal ones, so I'm afraid the wheels will use the same system.

@Jundis, I would use 28 tooth gears and 7x11 frames, nothing can slip there and you can support gears on outer and inner side.

Omg are they hotdogs?

Just noticed there is a new 3x5 curved panel in red and black at the roof used. I suppose it's better than stacking 1x5 elipse extension pieces. It's good to have a half piece if the usual 1x13 curved panel.

Yes

When I saw the Batmobile and the fenders I knew it was just a matter of time before someone would use them in a supercar. What can i say taht others haven't already? Greta job, very organic panelling and great functionality. Great use of gold colored parts too, they really stand out.

The real car seems to have a removable roof, which is quite a challenge to translate due to the limited structural support. That is why I wonder if LEGO's version also has it?

I'm happy to see new low profile tyres and bigger rimes, this should ease up building suspension systems. Lots of red and black panel extensions stacked for sure. I wonder if the rear fins are made of flex tubes just like with the 75341 UCS Land Speeder?

Yes, an update was posted in the newsletter, I suggest you apply to it. Here is what it says: Dear BuWizz fans. As some of you may be aware, we are a bit late with our Q1 release. One of the Q1 goals was better Bluetooth stability and after some deliberation, we have decided to completely rewrite the Bluetooth communication part of the app as our current solution seemed to be outdated. Bluetooth is at the core of all our functionalities therefore we believe a strong foundation is a right way going forward. We realize delays are always unpleasant, but we believe this is for the benefit of all our BuWizz users. Thank you for your patience and support. BuWizz team

Another good usage of the new 12 tooth gear is for steering mechanisms, there is visibly less slack and better engagement with the rack.

I have a feeling that because the upcoming Ferrari is RWD only, they had only half the available torque to drive the gearbox and the engine and this was one of the solutions used to reduce the friction.

Yes, so far it's only available for BuWizz 3.0.

88017 should work, 45607 and 88018 are planned to be added, please check the roadmap plan here: https://buwizz.com/software-development-roadmap/

I'm having issues accessing bricklink website from my home. Page doesn't load or I get denied acces error. BUT if I use my phone on mobile data, it all works normally. Almost looks like IP ban to me? I've sent them a question but have yet to get a reply. Any suggestions?

Very well and compact solutions, impressive indeed.

Use a couple of 8 tooth gears, one connected to the L arm with a friction pin.

While it looks good, have you built it from real bricks? I have a feeling those small linear actuators will struggle a slip a lot.

Dark blue was first used in Technic with 41999 in 2013.

Well done! It looks really great, nice job with panelling and also good us eof the wheel covers. Does it have a gearbox?

9398 and many other sets used this technique. It's totally okay.