Alasdair Ryan

I don't think it would be to hard to make this model work by the sounds of it it's mostly pneumatics once you get the drive and the steering the rest should be easy,as long as you do some tests in the out put of the compressor.

For a man of your talent it should be easy enough to make a pneumatic slew,it might be possible to make it work along with the cab,but i realize you are using motors for this which is easier way to do this.

Oh that will be just like on the truck mounted cranes.

So have i,i once made both forks fall of simultaneously (sorry for the big word),but that is for another time. Yes your loader does have slide shift and also has working claws at the back. (Clickable image)

It's commonly found on backhoe's, but it can be found on other things as well like as you say forklifts,there is to rams under the main boom of the loader that will make the arm go to side to side. Edit: sorry to put yet another spanner in the works (i am not really loving it )but there is also rams in the back to open and close the arms in the back of the forwarder.

Looks great.......

I would love see a new technic competition,there is just too many problems with legos one which is a bit of a 'carnival ride' its self if i may say so.

My harvester has just two pumps in it,but thay are stepped the whole thing is geared up by a 24t to a 8t,i have still not tested it out though......... Oh and just to put a spanner in the works the boom also has sideshift i think.(looking at your picture above)

Man thats a great looking truck,just needs a trailer and a digger to tow.

Oh i remembered lego do not make many green panels,so will it be green?

Looks great so far,this moc will challenge your skills.

Darphboubo: The part you are looking for is available on in LDD,i think it is only available though if you have extended mode,here is a link in how to do that.

Apparently not a lot it seems.

Very nice dozer.

Looks very good,are those tires a bit bald?

I do not use leocad so i can't help you very well, I would ask in ether the cad section Eurobricks or in Ldraw forum.

Yes i know, timr is pacing the floor.

Don't move a inch, Sorry misread. Edit: Ldraw download Click the 'download' button near the top and place this in the unofficial folder.

Ok sorry that it did not work what to do is to right click on the file (windowtxt ) and open it with mlcad. Edit: Try the same with this File. (what i asked you tryb in my fist reply)

Hello and welcome to the forum,i am glad you like it,i hope to post some progress soon.

Download this and place it in c/Ldraw/unofficial. (if you do not have a unofficial folder make on here) After that 'Scan parts' in mlcad.

You could pm the file to me (you will need to upload it via a filehosting site) and i could place the hose for you.

The stearing is not bad given the size of it,you neend to add some weight to the back of it,so that the rear axle keeps traction.

Sadly not its been ages since i last built a model using 'plain lego',you might be better with a pf motor for the drive as micro motors are not very fast.

Yes using the speed controller enables you to set/change the speed of any of the motors that are connected to a receiver.