4 minutes ago, MarkyMark42 said:

Do they not have the dark green that's used in some of those "flora sets"?

They also have DkGreen bricks and Aston Martin Speed Champions are still Green.

2 minutes ago, KLF said:

They also have DkGreen bricks and Aston Martin Speed Champions are still Green.

I'm trying to be hopeful, don't bring me down :)

Fun fact: The last thing mentioned in the BDP Series 7 Webinar was that there are way too few submissions as pure Technic sets, so if anyone wants a 2025 fan-made set come to life, now is your chance to design one until end of January. BDP Team + LEGO "are definitely open to having more Technic sets...that would be really cool to see". If I had the time and creativity some of the fans here have, I would submit something cool that we never see in this theme, due to this ongoing trend that cars and licenses sell way better.
BDP Series 7 Webinar

 

Considering that from ideas to BDP, not a single pure technic model has ever been become product, I don't understand why they said like that.

Edited December 16, 2024Dec 16 by msk6003

I'm afraid we won't see any Technic winners either in Ideas or BDP for a while, because Technic has less appeal to FOLs than any System-based thing. Unless TLG creates a space for 1 Technic set now and then in BDP, only System sets will be dominant.

Edited December 16, 2024Dec 16 by Jockos

3 minutes ago, Jockos said:

I'm afraid we won't see any Technic winners either in Ideas or BDP for a while, because Technic has less appeal to FOLs than any System-based thing. Unless TLG creates a space for 1 Technic set now and then in BDP, only System sets will be dominant.

Yeah its sad that technic is kind of niche thing for most peoples i love technic i have builded since i was 6 or 5 years old but my little brother struggles with technic models he likes more studded lego builds and its kind of funny he is about same age(9 years old) when i started building 12+ or 11+ sets:) 

Both the Volvo L120H and its electric conversion can use the spade-nosed rock bucket in Farming Simulator, so the Technic version will probably include it again.

 

Just saw this. Re-did it in Stuido - let me know if there are errors.
https://bricksafe.com/files/kostq/wip/421404-Fire Truck-RFC.io
It'll possibly be on the next Technic magazine.
https://bricksafe.com/files/kostq/wip/421404-Fire Truck-RFC3.io - green parts I'm unsure of

LEGO SET 421404-1 - Fire Truck
edit2 - I can't seem to get the axles in the cabin right - see the RFC3 file.
4L axles don't come in many colors, the cabin seems to widen at the back though.

Edited December 23, 2024Dec 23 by Kostq
IO file uploaded.

On 12/23/2024 at 11:55 AM, Kostq said:

Just saw this. Re-did it in Stuido - let me know if there are errors.

LEGO SET 421404-1 - Fire Truck
edit2 - I can't seem to get the axles in the cabin right - see the RFC3 file.
4L axles don't come in many colors, the cabin seems to widen at the back though.

Check this out:

 

Since the Technic magazine with the fire truck is available in stores now, there are photos from the last page showing the upcoming issue on the web. The extra will be a combine harvester.

 

1 hour ago, Gumalca said:

The extra will be a combine harvester.

Like mini combine harvester by New Holland...

...based on colors...

Found a larger image... if only those were the newer 45° knob gears in lbg, it would have been a much better parts pack.

Edited December 29, 2024Dec 29 by R0Sch

Best marketing again: "Authentic grain tank pipe" :D

Here's the Studio file with all 80 parts accounted for: 412405.io

Edited December 30, 2024Dec 30 by R0Sch
added image

Knob gears with bars is not a bad idea for this little thing.

28 minutes ago, Timorzelorzworz said:

Knob gears with bars is not a bad idea for this little thing.

I don't know.

Years ago, I tried using this connection of inserting a bar in one of the holes, and I believe I never got the parts separated again.

It could be that the bar was transparent though (back from when transparent pieces were a different material), but not sure. In any case, I avoid the connection ever since. (I actually never needed it since.)

35 minutes ago, Erik Leppen said:

Years ago, I tried using this connection of inserting a bar in one of the holes, and I believe I never got the parts separated again.

Yes, these are very hard to separate with regular pieces and almost impossible with transparent ones.

On 12/8/2024 at 12:57 PM, Auroralampinen said:

Yes but in 2025 we should have got another 400$ set because in 2023 we got the liebherr crane but apparently they sold so badly that the 400$ series was maybe scrapped

Pardon my hijacking, but curiously I stumbled upon 2025 technic sets list (in my czech language https://www.briky.cz/clanek/lego-2025-seznam-setu/230/zobrazit ) and there is 42215 scheduled for August with 2359 pieces. Any idea what that might be? Perhaps next big model? Or it might be mistake?

6 hours ago, tomfow said:

Pardon my hijacking, but curiously I stumbled upon 2025 technic sets list (in my czech language https://www.briky.cz/clanek/lego-2025-seznam-setu/230/zobrazit ) and there is 42215 scheduled for August with 2359 pieces. Any idea what that might be? Perhaps next big model? Or it might be mistake?

Wow the volvo loader has only 973 pcs

2300 pieces wow! I really wonder what that could be. Seems similar to the LR defender or Peugeot.

31 minutes ago, Auroralampinen said:

Wow the volvo loader has only 973 pcs

I suspect it will be pneumatic.

Maybe motorized?

24 minutes ago, NV Lego technic said:

Maybe motorized?

Rear bulky part could cintaun battery box.

Volvo loader

51 minutes ago, NV Lego technic said:

Maybe motorized?

I don't think so. They've been phasing the powered up system out, and we haven't seen any leaks for patents for a new hub or anything. Like with the hub of the new porsche, we got some info about that a while in advance. I think it will just be some dumb car with an overcomplicated gearbox nobody will play with.

Not the mysterious set, but the wheel loader.

And I don't see anything wrong with using the technic hub here.