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Yes, that bulldozer looks very promising.. 42030 and 42028 are definitely on my lego shopping list for 2014.. Not a big fan of the 42029 Pickup though.. it looks too ugly imho, but it's a good part pack.. Here is a messy screenshot from the Video below..

A real wheel loader only has a pendular rear axle.. nothing special..

I got a 42009 too,.. great set.. :-)

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Snow is Coming! This is my entry for the Triple Contest. It includes a Holder M480 with a V- snow plow and a salt spreader. 1# Model: Holder M 480 (for the real thing, please look here ) Functions: 4x4 Articulated Steering (HOG) Front PTO Rear PTO 2# Model: V- snow plow 3# Model: salt spreader Functions: rotating scattering disc (via rear PTO)

I peronally don't like the white flex axle in the front..It doesn't really fit to the overall look of the car.. and i would exchange the white panels in the front bumper to bricks to make the look more realistic..

Here is my second entry, the blue Volkswagen T1 Gondola..

So here is my entry for the Contest.. The Volkswagen T1 Fire Truck, inspired by this photo. I hope you like it..

My favorite part is 87082, i use it very often in my Mocs.. in my opinion a very useful piece.. http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=87082

Yeah.. It's my other hobby and the fish tank stands near to my working desk.. It's all in one, i have all in my room... my Lego Working Place, my Fish Tank, a second Desk with my Laptop on it and my bed.. It's a really big room.. :-)

Here is mine.. Workplace von techniclego55 auf Flickr

Yes, I agree with Egor... The tires are too big for a normal muscle car..

Thank you for the nice comments guys, im glad you like it. There was no room for alinear actuator, thats why i solved the problem with a worm gear.. It works really good and its very compact..:)

Thank you.. No, it means 2(x) L-Motors..

Dear Eurobricks Members, I want to present you my latest Moc so far. It's a Caterpillar 725 Dumper. I hope you like it.. More Pictures are here. And the Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=z7vifF-c9Yo Thanks for reading.