2 minutes ago, M_longer said:

Sooo basically we have 8052, which was ripped off everything that made it cool. Power Functions, linear actuator and hooklift mechanism.
For the same price!

Also, 8052 had a B-model.

6 hours ago, msk6003 said:

Hope this set has medium linear actuator.

 

18 minutes ago, Maaboo the Witch said:

Doesn't even use a linear actuator! What the hell?

I believe this could work:

 

16 minutes ago, Ngoc Nguyen said:

Is the chassis just like, 2 frames slapped together?

Na, it'sprobably four frames: two 19L in the back and two 13 long at the front. (but yes: two left, two right)

 

 

Can someone figure out how the tipping function works? How is it connected to the gear?

Nevermind, someone just posted a good suggestion.

Edited December 1, 2024Dec 1 by Gumalca

Just now, Gumalca said:

Can someone figure out how the tipping function works? How is it connected to the gear?

By a linkage.

3 minutes ago, anyUser said:

I believe this could work:

Hopefully!

Also, for all of you thinking about Dark Blue being new Yellow for constructions vehicles;


It's Dark Blue, because recolours were made for F1.

3 minutes ago, M_longer said:

Hopefully!

Also, for all of you thinking about Dark Blue being new Yellow for constructions vehicles;

It's Dark Blue, because recolours were made for F1.

Yup. I mentioned that on the previous page.

9 minutes ago, anyUser said:

(but yes: two left, two right)

That's what I meant.

@anyUser Nice work! I'm also building it in Studio and came up with the same linkage solution with the mini-LA.
Btw the 1x1 liftarm (spacer) in yellow is new.

Edited December 1, 2024Dec 1 by R0Sch

Steering setup could be pretty basic:

(I don't have the 13L frame)

The most surprising so far appears to be the wheel cover (from small Bugatti, Part 2459 - new in black?) that is mounted askew.

The cabin is simple, effective and stable. The front basically is a sheet on its own.

Why do they use this part in black on the door? It's available from the Ford in Dark/Earth Blue.

Truck appears - too - dark and dull with dark grey. I decided to add a streak of colour to it:

 

 

Edited December 1, 2024Dec 1 by anyUser

Still WIP but here's the Studio file: 42203.io

Official images are also up.
https://www.lego.com/cdn/cs/set/assets/blt1d1c1124a9c4b046/42203_360_SoMe.mp4

4 hours ago, R0Sch said:

Btw the 1x1 liftarm (spacer) in yellow is new.

Probably pearl gold?  Recolouring it yellow for just this set would be odd.

7 minutes ago, Stereo said:

Recolouring it yellow for just this set would be odd.

Can be used in other sets, here added just for fans.
Also, it looks like there is t20 gear in that actuator drivetrain:

22 minutes ago, M_longer said:

Also, it looks like there is t20 gear in that actuator drivetrain:

That'll improve the tipping 'process': with two 12-tooth gear as shown in my picture above it feels to take ages between the two end positions.

 

48 minutes ago, R0Sch said:

Still WIP

Nice. How did you find out about the interior of the cabin? (I gave up)
I think there is a brown axle used for door not the red 3L axle-pin-with friction

Edited December 1, 2024Dec 1 by anyUser

On 12/1/2024 at 9:39 AM, Oh_Hi_Mao said:

At this point I start to believe that some license owners are paying for Lego from marketing budget (e.g. Mack) and so we get cheaper sets on their behalf and some licenses Lego is buying (Ferrari) so we get inflated prices.

I suggested this exact same thing a couple of years ago, I'm sure brands like Volvo are happy to work with Lego and are not charging them, we generally get goods sets for a fair price

Edited December 2, 2024Dec 2 by paul_delahaye

2 minutes ago, paul_delahaye said:

I suggested this exact same thing a couple of years ago, I'm sure brands like Volvo are happy to work with Lego and are not charging them, we generally get goods sets for a fair price

Yes and volvo owns the mack:) 

Why is this thing named "Tipping Dump Truck"? Seems redundant.

46 minutes ago, Maaboo the Witch said:

Why is this thing named "Tipping Dump Truck"? Seems redundant.

It's tipping the scales of value for money and what we are able to tolerate. ;)

9 hours ago, Maaboo the Witch said:

Why is this thing named "Tipping Dump Truck"? Seems redundant. 

As it's just a resized version of the 42147 Dump Truck. I would say it is some kind of SEO/marketing hack. According to rebrickable, the 42147 Dunp Truck has nearly 80k views. All the other small technic sets only have 40k views.
...supporting my theory, "a set that performs, gets repeated by TLG over and over again". And people using the search term "Dump Truck alternates" (or similar) will find this set. ...just a theory.

Edited December 3, 2024Dec 3 by pow

Why does TLC keep releasing trucks with racing tyres?

 

On 12/1/2024 at 11:59 AM, Ngoc Nguyen said:

Is the chassis just like, 2 frames slapped together?

Well, one could also see it as a good thing that those new frames make things simpler, instead of more complicated.

 

17 hours ago, Maaboo the Witch said:

Why is this thing named "Tipping Dump Truck"? Seems redundant.

The only reason I can think of is that "tipping truck" is American English and "dump truck" is British English, or vice versa. (I'm not enough into English to know this.)

On 12/3/2024 at 4:32 PM, Erik Leppen said:

new frames make things simpler,

Check 42146 ;)

On 12/3/2024 at 10:32 AM, Erik Leppen said:

The only reason I can think of is that "tipping truck" is American English and "dump truck" is British English, or vice versa. (I'm not enough into English to know this.)

I don't know about the British, but I'm pretty sure Canadian/American English would go with "dump truck"

On 12/3/2024 at 4:32 PM, Erik Leppen said:

Why does TLC keep releasing trucks with racing tyres?

Because there are no different 43mm wheels in the Lego inventory.

Made some more progress on the truck. Didn't find a place for all the parts yet. Unfortunately no fake engine or tilting cabin even though there would have been plenty of room. :(
https://brickset.com/inventories/42203-1

1 hour ago, R0Sch said:

Didn't find a place for all the parts yet.

From your Studio file above: There are two 11L beams used for the steered axle. I believe these are too long. I have used 9L ones. It's not easily seem from your rendering but better from below in the digital model that the front wheels are protunding.

5 minutes ago, anyUser said:

From your Studio file above: There are two 11L beams used for the steered axle. I believe these are too long. I have used 9L ones. It's not easily seem from your rendering but better from below in the digital model that the front wheels are protunding.

Thanks! Silly me, I even had them left over and didn't notice. 11L in lbg are not even in the part inventory.