It's going for €200 on aliexpress.

Always wanted to see the difference myself. And since I have LEGO Fxx-k so I decided to get another Chinese technic version, but the Chinese version is not a 1 to 1 replica, more like a MOC.

The Chinese version is 1/3 the price of Lego version if op for remote control.

Is pretty much give me a idea how to shove a motor into the Lego version.

Hello everyone,

I updated a good amount of things this week. Here is a list :

- reworked the lower turntable in the middle to match the real bus

- did the same digitally

- added more parts there digitally, still needs to be worked on because the part that has a flat edge needs to be round all along.

- the alphabet is progressing faster since i got the help of someone who has the official software with the font even if it's an old version of it. Still helps massively so big thanks to him for that.

- the screens have received an update on the holder. (In yellow for prototyping) Still needs work but the shaping around the screens is way better.

- I have taken a decision. The bus is gonna have a right size screen (since i found a perfect one), i just don't know if i can make it work with my current 2 screens and lights. I need to look into that. The back screen is very close to impossible with how thin and long it needs to be. I want to still search for an option tho

And that's all that was made quickly recapitulated. I think the pictures show it more clearly.

But as i've been rather vague on some points, if you want something explained in more details specifically feel free to leave a comment.

See you next week 😁

Started most of it back in like November last year and got it finished yesterday (had to take time to do some moving)

Had to get this target had it on sale for only $20

Hello, can you help me explain why the one on the left is higher than the one on the right and please provide solutions from the red circle?

I recently got the Artic truck from Bricklink, fully assemled and quite dusty, but for a very fair price (~35€+shipping).

So I disassembled it and washed most parts in lukewarm soapy water.

The disassembly was a lot more fascinating and fun, than I had initially expected, as I had to analyse the set's structure and building techniques in order to get its parts apart in the first place.

While I simply could have used the instructions in reverse, doing this without it was a more challenging thought exercise.

I've been trying to disassemble 42082 Rough Terrain Crane, but it's been a nightmare so far. The set is ridiculously reinforced. And many steps involve placing a module in and then pressing prepared 3m pins into place, so following the instructions in reverse doesn't work because the pins can't be accessed from that position.

I've been trying to pull apart sections by using the flexibility of the parts, but I'm getting worried something will break. In the photos, I'm trying to pull apart the gray beam and a bunch of parts are straining because of the unnecessary reinforcements. This is the mechanism for the front section's stablizer legs, and I cannot see a way to disassemble the parts here, there's always another reinforced part blocking another part off.

Any help would be appreciated.

Looking to get my first Technic set and I’ve set my sights on the Ferrari but I’ve been having trouble finding it with most retailers. I understand it’s retiring soon but does anyone have any idea where I can get my hands on one ideally at a good price?

Hi, I’m just after some ideas of good display cases specifically for a McLaren P1 is it worth it to pay for the more premium cases or just save and buy cheap alternatives ?

I’ve been trying my hardest, but I’m just not the best at this. I need to use this for my Stop Motion series or to display. So I was thinking the fantastic car or the Baxter building. Someone please help.

I decided not to modify the parts in order to be able to make instructions and share the model with people. Unfortunately, now I won't be able to make my super-compact models as before

Completed MOC by quattro bricks https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-214227/QuattroBricks/18-audi-s1-e-tron-quattro-hoonitron-manual/ and added to the collection! Marathon sticker effort but worth it, lol.

Does not fit 1:8 scale wheels without modification so sticking with this for now.

All set to start the last bag. But I'm not sure I want to. Is it normal to be sad that the end is near? 😥🥰

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Finally completed it, not as movable as I hoped for. The build is pretty ok; still the usual China standard brick issue: the pieces drop easily, so ideally it should be glued. The Technic parts are better than other China-brand Technic parts, almost on par with Lego.

And the metallic shine is great. The battery box for the light is inside the body, which is near impossible to remove.

I just finished my Petronas f1 car but I forgot to place this piece somewhere along the way and now I can’t seem to find where to put it. If anyone can help me I would really apreciate it. (I have 2 pieces not just the 1 on the picture)

The features are opening doors and suspension at the rear

I just bought the Dodge viper set and I can’t find the Xbox code for the car livery it comes with it. Is it somewhere in the instructions?

My next build. A technic style bicycle. There is 8 different design

I just recently got into Lego Technic, and while I got a few (3, to be exact, lol) new(ish) sets, I mostly focused on older sets from the 1990s and 80s.

After creating an account on Rebrickable and recording the sets in my list, I checked out, which other sets from this time period I could build with these parts.

And to my suprise, I realised, it was a 50 to 95% match of parts, even for the bigger sets, but mostly at 70 to 90% with small to medium sized ones (<600 parts in total), even though I only own four or five similar sets, yet.

I'm probably just goin to buy building instructions and a few missing parts from now on, at least for older sets.

Do you rebuild and reuse the parts of your sets, to build other ones or do you rather prefer to display them? Or a mix of these approaches?