The Dump truck is probably gonna be a modern revision of this. It's the dump truck from 42023, with 321 pieces.

 

At this scale I can't imagine which functions it might have besides tipping bed, opening tailgate, and HOG steering. Rear wheel drive + fake engine is very unlikely at this scale.

I hope it will be at least a 4 axle truck. But I still can't understand how can it be so expensive? 42167 was licensed and was 35 € with higher part count.

1 hour ago, mpj said:

I hope it will be at least a 4 axle truck. But I still can't understand how can it be so expensive? 42167 was licensed and was 35 € with higher part count.

It must be the Lego tax...

1 hour ago, mpj said:

I hope it will be at least a 4 axle truck. But I still can't understand how can it be so expensive? 42167 was licensed and was 35 € with higher part count.

Maybe it is a pullback or dump function is pneumatic

Edited October 16, 2024Oct 16 by Oh_Hi_Mao

14 minutes ago, Oh_Hi_Mao said:

Maybe it is a pullback or dump function is pneumatic

I can hardly imagine having pullback in a dump truck, but pneumatics are possible.

11 minutes ago, Jockos said:

I can hardly imagine having pullback in a dump truck

Not really LEGO, but...

Another polybag coming in an upcoming issue of the Technic magazine (in December in Italy)

 

 

Looks okay, better than the Pollybag. Sadly there is no technic magazines on Serbia .

I've been thinking about the dump truck, and some ideas came to my mind. It can also look like 42114.

Edited October 19, 2024Oct 19 by Jockos
I wrote some non-sense things :)

10 hours ago, mpj said:

Another polybag coming in an upcoming issue of the Technic magazine (in December in Italy)

This is interesting this little set uses more black 2L axles than bigger technic sets so if you need more of those 2L axles in black this is a great partspack:) 

Edited October 20, 2024Oct 20 by Milan
Removed quoted image.

10 hours ago, mpj said:

Another polybag coming in an upcoming issue of the Technic magazine (in December in Italy)

But i have one issue with this set this should be a fire truck but the last piece on boom top of cab should had yellow cone piece(part number 4589) because city fire trucks have that and this set there is just light bluish grey piece with empty hole so now i have noticed this lack its bothering me now so much that its just hurting my eyes

Edited October 20, 2024Oct 20 by Milan
Removed quoted image.

@Auroralampinen
When quoting, quote only the text or the sentence you are referring to, not the whole post with images.

10 minutes ago, Milan said:

@Auroralampinen
When quoting, quote only the text or the sentence you are referring to, not the whole post with images.

Ok im sorry i was quoting the truck picture and not the text

16 hours ago, mpj said:

Another polybag coming in an upcoming issue of the Technic magazine (in December in Italy)

I'm trying to put this truck together:

There is an unfamiliar axle hole at the 'tip' of the red 3x1x2 quater ellipse piece

23 minutes ago, anyUser said:

I'm trying to put this truck together:

There is an unfamiliar axle hole at the 'tip' of the red 3x1x2 quater ellipse piece

Yes! In the quarter ellipse part we already know, the axle hole is located in the corner (and the other holes are pin holes). Weird!

27 minutes ago, anyUser said:

I'm trying to put this truck together:

There is an unfamiliar axle hole at the 'tip' of the red 3x1x2 quater ellipse piece

Could this be the marketing team changing how something looks? Like what happened with the two buckets/one bucket thing with the recent volvo excavator and truck set?

It'll work with the known piece (71708):

I've counted 81 parts:

 

 

Edited October 20, 2024Oct 20 by anyUser
part count + ~ photo added

I imagine the difference is it uses black 7L beams instead of pairs of 6s, so they stick out behind the rear tires.  The rest seems visibly correct although the position of the wheels on the polybag photo is kinda weird.

2 hours ago, Stereo said:

although the position of the wheels on the polybag photo is kinda weird.

Oh yes! What the hell has happened to the front "axle"? How are these parts supposed to fit to appear like in that image?

Edited October 20, 2024Oct 20 by Timewhatistime

Not that LEGO gives two dead flies about what I think, but 2024 and 2025's offerings have left me completely underwhelmed. The few sets I bought this year were not 'new' introductions, and I see nothing on the horizon that will change that in 2025. CaDA - please come to my rescue!

<sigh>

 

23 minutes ago, Lego Tom said:

Not that LEGO gives two dead flies about what I think, but 2024 and 2025's offerings have left me completely underwhelmed. The few sets I bought this year were not 'new' introductions, and I see nothing on the horizon that will change that in 2025. CaDA - please come to my rescue!

<sigh>

For me, only 42175 saved 2024 from the margins of total disaster.

Sadly 2025 looks to be another dull, uninspired car fest, though we are getting the first ever JCB-branded set!

4 hours ago, Maaboo the Witch said:

 

Sadly 2025 looks to be another dull, uninspired car fest, though we are getting the first ever JCB-branded set!

Let's hope that Lego will not repeat the same mistake as with CLAAS...

Edited October 21, 2024Oct 21 by 1gor

What mistake? In the big or tte small one?

30 minutes ago, NV Lego technic said:

What mistake? In the big or tte small one?

Loosing license...that is what I had in mind

3 minutes ago, 1gor said:

Loosing license...that is what I had in mind

How do you know they "lost" the license?