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I started designing this model in March. Probably after I saw the MOC CASE QUADTRAC 620. Searching the entire internet for materials as well as with other lego models MOC. So it's possible that I came across a similar design somewhere. This version of the mask is probably my 3rd version, probably not the last one, because I don't like it. Next to it is one of the variations of the previous versions. 27-06-2021 by Piotr Aniszewski, on Flickr Little progres of hood. Now I'm waiting again for the rest of the green bricks from the store. and in the meantime I started designing a floating three-point linkage. Unfortunately, I do not have much free time, because I am working and renovating my real tractor at the same time. So work and topic updates will be rare. I already have a concept, but I am afraid that due to the front-wheel drive, steering mechanism, and the intricacies of the various slants and connections of the hood, my plan with a floating mechanism may fail.

thanks for the video, for a moment I was not sure myself reading the comments whether the length of the tracks affects the speed or not. I see two solutions or will use a central differential as in my MOC URSUS 1604 which I am slowly finishing. Or I will align the speed of the front and the rear through the gear ratio. The central differential is a good solution but it takes up a lot of space when connecting, I did it in URSUS. There is another downside to the central differnity. If the front or rear gets stuck (slips), the tractor will not move with this solution. all propulsion will go to the axle that is lighter and skidded. I know that this is only a model and it will not work anywhere in the field ;) But on a slippery surface, Lego tracks without rubber pin ( or whatever they are called ) skid very easily.

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Some time ago I started building John Deere 8RX model in 1:17 scale. Unfortunately, due to the difficulty of the model, the scope of the work is very slow. The project assumes rear and front three-point linkage, rear PTO driven by 2-3 m motors, one pneumatic output, 4x4 drive - XL or L motors ( if I have enough space), steering with servo motor, everything controlled by 2 sbricks. One of the biggest problems with this model that I encountered at the very beginning of the project was the drive of the tracks and the exact representation of all its moving elements. The second problem is the 8RX mask and its curvature. This is my 3rd mask concept. Now I'm waiting for the green bricks to finish the prototype of the mask. And move on to body design . DSC_3566 by Piotr Aniszewski, on Flickr DSC_3567 by Piotr Aniszewski, on Flickr DSC_3574 by Piotr Aniszewski, on Flickr Sorry for ma bad english :(

Great moc,but converting your scale to real dimension sins when fendt 514C is 527cm long? 290cm wide and 323cm high?? the real life measurements of the Fendt Favorit 514C is Length: 448 cm, Width: 244cm, Height: 286 cm, Wheelbase: 261 cm it's too wide and high, I guess that's why there's no photo straight ahead :D the wheels are from 1:17 scale the rest is 1:14 therefore the tractor looks like some a bigger fendt model. despite this, i will probably build it anyway. :)

OK, now that I don't know how many version is Please someone correct me if I'm wrong: - with suspension - without suspension three version - with Firgelli actuators by afol1969 - with big superstructure and Efferman xl actuators - primary garger crain without suspension and the same superstructure like with suspension I'm right?