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Briljant. I saw this project before and i love to see it again.

Thank you. Meanwhile, I spend some time replicating this great MOC. Since I don't own any of the new Control+ motors I used good old power functions. https://bricksafe.com/files/RobertGeurts/new-volvo-excavator-by-flybum/20201024_134331.jpg/1920x1395.jpg Thank you Flybum for this great MOC and sharing the instructions.

Nice Volvo. Do you have any information on this model?

The downshifting is called "kickdown", isn't it?

That is very cool!

Hi Nico71, Thank you for another 42082 alternative. I bought the instructions and started building. Almost finished the chassis by now. The build feels like an original LEGO build, I really enjoy building this model so far. Cheers, Robert

Hi all, I love Lego technic and I love this forum. I like to build using instructions, both from LEGO itself and from the very talented MOCcers around here. If someone posts a beautifull MOC, I like to reverse engineer the MOC. "Solving the puzzle" is the challenge I like, using both real life bricks and digital building techniques. I also learnt myself to create instructions using LPub3D. In that way I recreated the garbage truck, build by Waler: My latest project is the Case Steiger, build by dhc6twinotter: I rebuild the MOC both in real life and digital: Case Steiger screenshot And now I have a question. I like to share my work, the digital files and the instructions for anyone else to enjoy building these MOC's. What do you think about sharing these reverse engineerd files? The MOC's are not mine. Gr, Robert

@Schraubedrin Thank you. I couldn't resist creating instructions as well. Happy building! Bricksafe folder

You're welcome. It's good to see new replica's :-).

No, you're not the only one. I'm very curious for the b model instructions.

Hi, Just bumping this thread again. As mentioned earlier in this thread i reverse engineered this awesome MOC by Waler. Some time has passed and I managed to create PDF instructions. The main reason I did this is that I like the puzzle of reverse engineering and that I want to improve on my digital building skills. I uploaded the instructions to my bricksafe page (front loaded garbage truck): https://www.bricksafe.com/pages/RobertGeurts/Instructions First of all, this is not my MOC! Credits to the original creator, Waler, and thanks for posting pictures and a video. Furthermore, I rebuild the model myself using (in some places) different colors because I don't have all the parts in this MOC, especially the green panels. I apologize for any mistakes and I do not guarantee a perfect product :-). I want to share the instructions. Mainly because I really appreciate all the builders here sharing their work and giving me the opportunity to enjoy building beautifull and complex models. Everyone who wants to give it a try, happy building! Robert

Hi, I used the Youtube video of Schraubedrin to create an Ldraw file of the preliminary crane. Schraubedrin, thanks for the video. Anyone who wants to turn this into instructions, feel free to use this file. Bricksafe folder Happy building.

Excellent MOC, i am pretty flabbergasted about some creations posted here and this is one of them. I am going to start building this MOC as soon as i have finished building the Scorpion supercar :-). Many thanks for creating and sharing the instructions. Digital building for sure is part of the fun also for me and i know the effort it takes to create such a complex file. It's very generous to share your work with the community.

I am indeed working with LPUB3d, sorry for mentioning LPUB where i meant LPUB3d.

Hi, It's a bit of an old topic, however...this summer someone noticed that I build this model using the pictures and video posted bij Waler. And asked me if I could help recreating this very nice MOC. i took the challenge and rebuild the MOC again, this time using the build to improve my LDCad skills. Here's the result. Now I'm fighting LPUB to create instructions :-).