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  1. N-4K0
    The old version with + hole also slides freely with no friction, it's never had any kind of grip as far as I know, by design.
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    Beautiful solstice fir and another great calendar Merry Xmas!
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    Merry Xmas, happy holidays! Have a bricky end of the year, folks!
  4. N-4K0
    I have no interest in this particular set as I am no mc guy, but I find these inverted, concave(?) panels interesting as they're showing up and I want to get my hands on this new windshield piece, I love new windshield pieces with pinholes.
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    For large sets I sort out the different types of parts, usually keeping pins, connectors and the small stuff in a pile, but for smaller sets I don't mind having everything in a single pile. I like to be organized, at least above a certain size of sets. I do agree with the guy with the "impossible build" avatar ( ) - it irks me when they do pics of loose parts laying around all mixed, panels with pins and connectors between them, some trays with mostly small parts and for some reason a few large parts casually placed among them. It does irritate me to some degree. But maybe that's the point, it makes people talk and gives the set attention, in one way or another.
  6. N-4K0
    I think we're talking about a bar and/or pin with this on the end, the "holder" for towballs. The counter to e.g. the towball pin.
  7. N-4K0
    I just tested this with both types of 8z gear and can confirm that there's enough clearance for this solution in all possible configurations I can think of.
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    Personally I would like to see a new variation of this panel or similar that could work as a seat, where the attachment is on the underside of the short side as seen on the image, technically on the outside of the panel surface, alternatively just a "studless" version of the old Technic figure seat in a similar mould, cos I don't think the current solution with the above panel looks that good.
  9. N-4K0
    Said video is unavailable for me in Norway as well, non-EU.
  10. N-4K0
    I just tested this with the large curved gear rack, the only curved type I have and it absolutely fits into the housing of the straight one. You can actually push it all the way through the front part of the housing where the flat bits hold the gear rack in place.
  11. N-4K0
    Strange with Friends using 42xxx set numbers. Is there any other range of 4xxxx that isn't being used? Maybe Technic could move to that, but in that case it's strange that they didn't move Friends there, but chose the one Technic has had for ages now.
  12. N-4K0
    Dune: Part Two on Wednesday. A good continuation of the events of part one, spoken as someone who's never seen Dune (1984) og read the book it's based on. It feels a bit slow in some parts, but overall a good movie and satisfying to see the conclusion to the events of part one.
  13. N-4K0
    That JCB DIGatron looks so cool
  14. N-4K0
    Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom yesterday (Thurs). Quite a good movie I think.
  15. N-4K0
    I like the model and I'll probably get it to go with my 42136, but I do think it should have been in a bigger scale. Maybe not Claas Xerion, but both sets would benefit from being bigger, especially this one.
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