These tow trucks set a high standard (that I hope to reach soon). The mix of technic and bricks is great, it looks and works like the real thing.

I think the suspension needs the yellow stronger springs but it's Epic work! one for HOF.

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Stickers isn't something I'd even considered, I shall have to give it some thought. I think you might be right that it could add something aesthetically.

How would I make custom stickers that look good?

Good question. I don't really know. I think some people here print them on clear foil.

Fantastic built!!! I'm really amazed!

This is a model, You can be proud of.

Nice bionicle part usage, Model Team spirit is not dead!

This model is very impressive indeed!!! Another tow truck, but yet so different, well done...!!! :thumbup:

About steering issues, get used to it... We all experience this once in a while, or better said once and a while, so basically always... :laugh:

Yes, those are the ones.

I have some, I always figured they weren't as good under increased angles. I shall have a play.

Looks awesome! The only minor problem is that the rear axles look a bit bent/stressed. But I guess that is to be expected of such a large model. The flashing lights always seem to entrance me!

Thanks for your comments. Regarding axles bending, yes sheer weight I think, shame but little I think can be done.

These tow trucks set a high standard (that I hope to reach soon). The mix of technic and bricks is great, it looks and works like the real thing.

I think the suspension needs the yellow stronger springs but it's Epic work! one for HOF.

H

Yes, at the rear certainly, I think again I should obtain some and have a play. Thanks for your kind words.

Good question. I don't really know. I think some people here print them on clear foil.

Clear foil, that sound interesting, I shall have a google. Cheers.

Fantastic built!!! I'm really amazed!

Thank you.

This is a model, You can be proud of.

Nice bionicle part usage, Model Team spirit is not dead!

Yes I particularly like the rear suspension and the use of the Bionicle piece, shame they only come in Dark grey. I wish I could find who's idea it was it's a work of art.

This model is very impressive indeed!!! Another tow truck, but yet so different, well done...!!! :thumbup:

About steering issues, get used to it... We all experience this once in a while, or better said once and a while, so basically always... :laugh:

The number of times this truck has been built and rebuilt is astronomical, one slight change internally means a whole lot of stripping down, and rebuilding, and, if it doesn't work, do it all again. I think I tried maybe 6 or 7 front axle/steering designs. Thanks for the compliments, it means a lot coming from you, I love your work.

Edited November 11, 20159 yr by beelzibus

I'm not such a fan of the second front axle, but that's personal.

For the rest it's an very impressive truck like the color too.

And lights are always cool to see.

Some small question ... I was wondering why the towing lines are so far from each other?

Good question. I don't really know. I think some people here print them on clear foil.

I've read that too somewhere.

Is it not the same 'idea' of the decals on those plastic model kits?

Edited November 11, 20159 yr by neonic

I'm not such a fan of the second front axle, but that's personal.

For the rest it's an very impressive truck like the color too.

And lights are always cool to see.

Some small question ... I was wondering why the towing lines are so far from each other?

I've read that too somewhere.

Is it not the same 'idea' of the decals on those plastic model kits?

Sorry I've had a busy few days and not had time to get on here.

When you say the towing lines being far apart, do you mean in length? If so it's something that frustrates me, no matter how many times I adjust them they always seem to go out of sync.