Jurgen Krooshoop

Only € 5 for something that took over 100 hours to make ? Sounds like charity for the community. Great work !!

Absolutely gorgeous ! Congratulations on having this very pretty MOC !

Ok, I might as well tell you guys now: I'm working on an improved version of this MOC. I've had many requests for instructions for one of my bsckhoe's so I decided to rebuild this one and make instructions. The new MOC is ready and I'm making good progress with the instructions. I hope to have them ready in a couple of weeks. And it'll be built out of approx 2000 parts.

Very cool, this is definately a supercar with a special touch.

Besides some impressive technic stuff inside this baby, it looks so incredibly good. WOW !

I love all the functions you packed into this car.

Very cool chassis !! And the video looks very professional, great work

Maybe the LA has hit it's internal clutch. Does the LA work when you take it off ? For the tracks: check all the gears. No wires stuck between them ? I allways regularly check all the drivetrains during construction. Everytime I add a gear, I check if that drivetrain still functions.

@ Brewc: Are you building a standard 8043 or the modified 8043 ? About the lights: If you're using the 8878 rechargeable battery, then you have to turn the orange dial on the battery-box clockwise or counter-clockwise for the lights to go on.

@Brewc, Sorry, I don't have a parts list for that. Have you tried asking Barman? He's on this forum as well.

Yes, I agree on voting for more studless blue, green and white. But more orange would be very welcome as well.

I once offered him my assistance in making instructions for one of his Trucks, but he hasn't accepted it (yet).

Congratulations on having this cool MOC. The rotor-system is my favorite

The design of this MOC is soo awesome, I just had to support this on Cuuso. Thumbs up for Paul.

I don't have a parts-list for only the bucket mod, But there are instructions for this. This might be helpfull in seeing which parts you need. Clicking the image takes you to a high-resolution version.

Very nice once again

That paddlewheel is really sweet

Picking up my jaw from the ground .... Amazing, he does it every time !

OK, if you don't believe my word. I don't have a video yet. It'll come, but you'll have to be patient for that. This MOC even has 2 battery-boxes, so the XL's have their full power.

Great one, I like it And it looks very nice too.

I've just created a MOC using the 8466-wheels and the Unimog parts. It has 2 XL-motors, 1 for each axle and 4-wheel steering. The total gear reduction is 20-28 (for the dif) and then 12-20. Surprisingly it works very well. It makes a crazy and pretty fast monster-truck. And I haven't broken 1 part yet.

I wasn't planning on making any attatchments. Alasdair, the honour is yours ! In fact, I'm allready recycling Zorex parts into a new MOC.

Good te read that it works now. I've created a new zip file with the corrected parts-list file and uploaded it. @ timr: Did you miss the video at the beginning of the first post ?

Thanks, Blakbird ! To open the Brickstore XML-files, Brickstore-software is required. This can be downloaded at www.brickforge.de . This program makes it easy to find the required parts at Bricklink. http://www.brickforge.de/software/brickstore/ In Brickstore, there is an option “Export List XML to clipboard”. Use it after loading the parts-list file and press OK. Then the Bricklink site opens on the "Wanted list Mass Upload page". Paste the wanted list to the entry field (Ctrl + V) and press "verify items". Scroll down and press "Upload file" and then "view your updated wanted list" If you go to the (next) tab "By shop" you can see which shop have how many of the parts you need.

Very cool. And congratulations, you've finally made Lego really fly