jorgeopesi

That voluptuous, that beautiful, I just love... these big wheels .

Good MOD and well explained with pics .

Thank you for all coments, I hope to do a video soon, technic pics are goods but all technic fans we need video to see movement .

OK, my next one won´t be a forwarder... john deere... may be caterpillar again . Good work but it looks too heavy, beware with the weight you can be in trouble.

Like Hommer says... Ouuuuuuch!.

Totally agree with you and would be great to have more MOCs instructions. The one who know how to watch is able to see a extra brick in somewhere.

I finished it...

A old MOC is easy to recognice if it has been posted before. The C-model is a good idea too but how do you know if there are more bricks that in the original set, hard to know I think.

For me time limit is the best solution, if you are be able to do a MOC with 30000 pieces in time good for you, I need 1 or 2 weeks... for 30000 pieces MOC may be 3 weeks .

The machine lovers we are waiting...

All the people know 8110 is a great set, not for me , but 8466 is hard to find and the 8110 not.

8466 you have time a lot to buy 8110... is my opinion.

Of course I tyied to do it, but it was impossible with only 4 motors, maybe next time with a bulldozer more bigger like komatsu d575 or in a bulldozer with a diferent scale with more room for mechanism. Maybe tomorrow I will finish it and I will show pics and a video. A pair of pics, only to do the blade...

It is a good idea when there are dangerous children at home , I don´t have the key...

Good studless work .

It looks good... but if you buy more sets you will have problems .

More photos...

I am a purist but good parts, not for my mocs but good parts anyway.

Two L motors with 12 to 20 gear... I don´t have room for more reduction .

Awesome, we want a video of this project.

Another video, close to be finish... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTteeGrMj-4&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

I don´t know who was the inventor, maybe Sariel in stud version or Nico71 in studless, anyway I am using the version that Nico71 uses in his bulldozers, but smaller. Good question, who was the first whom used that system?.

Those unimog tyres are great, good work.

It looks a bit out of scale in terms of width for the tracks, the lego tracks are too big but the real D11 is narrow bulldozer and the technic experience will be better building with no room . The front blade will be up thank you and I don´t know who is the valve designer but is probably the best technic idea I ever seen.

We have video, only WIP but I will finish it soon. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfqQU9wZnUA&list=HL1326204601&feature=mh_lolz