Yet Another Wheel Loader

[grum64]

I like this a lot, it looks really compact.

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I also wanted to buy a L motor but the lego site does not keep him

http://shop.lego.com/en-US/Power-Functions-L-Motor-88003 here, you're welcome these motors are well worth the price.

Use a servo?

Yes, why not use a servo? You'd gain return to center steering at the cost of some interior space in your model.

[Alasdair Ryan]

Yes, why not use a servo? You'd gain return to center steering at the cost of some interior space in your model.

I would of done it like that if that is how the real life machines worked,but they don't so I did not use a servo.

I will always try to recreate the real like version as much as possible, pneumatics would of taken up too much space.

Styling does matter.....

[Alasdair Ryan]

I would like to draw your attention to the fact that I have got round to putting my Wheel Loader on Rebrickable.I have already had some more nice comments about.

There should now be no excuses for Jim to review my moc.

(1 Plus 2 phone has a good camera)

[Edwin Korstanje]

Finaly after 2,5 year :thumbup: .and Jim must review it now .a promise is a promise

[D3K]

Looking forward to the (promised) review, as I haven't bothered building it myself

And great to see you finally have a decent camera at hand!

[JJ2]

I look at your rebrickable and it seems that your parts list is missing the large LA's

Great MOC by the way.

[Alasdair Ryan]

I look at your rebrickable and it seems that your parts list is missing the large LA's

Great MOC by the way.

Fixed

[2LegoOrNot2Lego...]

This is such a great build, thanks for sharing!!! :thumbup: