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  1. jovel
    How long are these new wishbones ? I keep thinking they might be 8 instead of the old 9 long ones.
  2. jovel
    New frames! Where these already spotted?
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    New elementary has a bunch of prototype pictures. Revealed: set 42172 McLaren P1™ from LEGO® Technic | New Elementary: LEGO® parts, sets and techniques
  4. jovel
    I think that part in the top right corner is in a new orange city excavator.
  5. jovel
    Is there something that should fit into that green thing?
  6. jovel
    This is my chassis. Building instructions are available on rebrickable.
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    NEXAT – Next Generation Agriculture Technology - YouTube For those who love large agricultural vehicles. Did someone already build something like this?
  8. jovel
    Something for 3 functions through a turntable.
  9. jovel
    Was this picture already spotted? lego-daytona-gallery.jpg (2000×1008) (paultan.org)
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    There seams to be a new frame. If I did count correctly, it might be a 3x21 with at every 7 hole an extra beam for support. OXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXO X X X X OXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXO #Confused Edit: why is there so much space between my lines ( and how to remove it )?
  11. jovel
    In that video, those gears appears to be blue.
  12. jovel
    Instructions for my forklift are available on rebrickable.
  13. jovel
    Oh you are right, but I still dont consider these very usefull as there are more compact ways to build with 15 degree angles.
  14. jovel
    They use a 15 degree angle for each click, so you can get the same result with angle connectors which are more compact to build with. So in most cases I consider these not very usefull.
  15. jovel
    Yeah, there is almost zero room for anything else. And because off that, it's also quite a challenge to queeze all the cables in. The motor under the hub (B) is indeed for tilting. It drives a wormgear to a 24z, the black beams connected to it should be attached to 5L brown axle in the boom.
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