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Yes of course I designed this MOC! I've responded to your comment properly on Rebrickable. You unfortunately missed reading the Description section on the MOC page which has the information you need + a link to the required parts inventory for the off-colour parts fix. All the best with modifying your set : )

@@omega-random-fandom-channel - as I say in the video, the Rebrickable page is linked in the description of the video.

Thanks for your kind and considerate comment Daniele! I think I'll still make a publish the occasional video for the channel, just not letting it be my focus. I wish you all the best for your own UA-cam channel and work!

Please check the information & link in the description of the video regarding the display stand.

@@Aus5Wolf everything you need to know including the required inventory of parts is on the Rebrickable page for this mod/MOC. Link in the description of the video 🙂

Do you mean buying the BrickLink designer sets or regular Lego sets? Either way search for the set you want on BrickLink by its set number. Click on the search result for the set to go to the set's Catalogue page. You'll see on the Items for Sale tab prices for people selling the set as a whole. To figure out the cost of buying the parts instead it's a bit more complicated. From that same page click on the 'Part Out' link under My Wanted List. You'll need to go through the steps to add the parts to a Wanted list. Then try the 'Buy all' option from the Wanted list itself to get an idea of costs. It's unlikely that a single seller will be able to sell all the parts from a Wanted list but you'll get an idea for cost anyhow. I'm going through something similar for an old retired set I'm after where the current pricing is very high, so it's going to be better to buy parts to make the set.

Hi Michael, that's great! But I note you would have only the original set boxed. As the alternate build I showed in the video is a custom build/MOC that is modern and has not been made as a standard Lego set. 🙂

No problem at all and I'm glad you not only liked the videos but that you've decided to build and lower this set. It's looks really good in its lowered stance. The instructions (not by me) cover compressing the springs on both the front and rear axle. May be as you haven't built the model yet the instructions from the modder who published this seemed unfamiliar. It'll make sense when you get to the build. All the best!

Thanks for prompt reply @CraftedBricks! Looking at the mod instructions I only see mod to front suspension. Is rear suspension same type of mod with same pieces as front? Thank you!!

@@alexlude.gt4rs - so I do appreciate it is a little difficult as the instructions were produced by a German modder and don't contain 'instruction' text. In the PDF you downloaded from his site. Page 2 shows the parts to compress the axles for the rear of the model. Pages 3, 4 and 5 show the mod to compress the front axles. Remember to look also at my comments in the Description of the update video regarding parts required and doubling up on the front axle supports.

@@chrisgoffe5048 - perhaps building the updated version may be a good way to re-live some of those good times? Nostalgia...

Have a look on BrickLink, I'm sure you will find several for sale! (Likely used though, so be careful and ask for photos before you make a purchase.)

Hi there, you can download the building instruction for the knee mod from Rebrickable. The link you need is in the description of my video! : )

@ ohh okay perfect thank you so much

No it's not a common build style for these large 1:8 scale super car models. I can't say I'm a huge fan of the modular style having built this, but it was nice to try something different. 😊

It's incredibly easy to overspend on Lego, you are not alone my friend we all do it when first venture into the hobby!

I fully agree with your overall sentiment here! ...I think you may mean investment uncertainty versus volatility though. As in it is hard to be certain on which Lego sets will do well as investment over time. It's not that the pricing of sets after they have retired goes up and down rapidly i.e. that prices are volatile. You are right on the time consuming aspect, it can consume more time than expected especially when trying to arrange sales with prospective buyers. All the best and thanks for sharing.

@@stevenkimdmd - not that I'm aware of Steven. It would be a little tricky, but you could craft one from Lego to fit this model.

That's so kind Joe! I'm surprised people still enjoy and watch some of my older videos. I'm not disappearing forever. I'll refind my enthusiasm for Lego and make and publish the odd video from time to time in the future, I'm sure of it 🙂

Yes I'd agree with those points. I'd still steer clear of investing in Lego (as there are much better investment options out there), but if you are going to, investing in some of the large Star Wars UCS sets is a relatively safe option.

I really appreciate your kind words Niko! ...I have started thinking about possible MOC projects and what sort of videos I could make for them, so this is a good sign. Hopefully I'll have something to show in the New Year. All the best to you!

Please have a look at the description of the video.

@@CraftedBricks Thanks!

Glad to hear you enjoyed the set! The tail lights is definitely a consideration for this model. Batteries in the box is a tall ask though! 😀 I can't remember the last building toy type product that included batteries. All the best 👌

No thank you, I don't plan on making more review style videos. I may do another CaDa video in the future however.

I think I know the UA-cam channel you are talking about. It's good that the Castle theme has had a real resurgence! I've a future Castle project in mind that's a similar scale to my Black Falcon's fortress which was a lot of fun to design and complete. I hear you on those 1x3 yellow arches, I wish they were affordable on BrickLink. Sometimes when sourcing rare parts it is worth having a look at Webrick, although not official Lego parts, if you need a high quantity of an expensive part can be a good alt option for a build.

@CraftedBricks Look forward to seeing the Result of that Project. And yes, The 1x3 Yellow Arches cost me £80. Luckily i have a contact here in the UK that can get most rare parts. I've re-designed the small Weapons Rack for my Super Enhanced Yellow Castle Project. The Blacksmith Shop and the Guard house I've Kept. May do something with the Other Corner where you put the table and Chair Eating area. Maybe a Small Jail cell in that corner like the one in the Big 6080 Lion Knights Castle from 1884. Or Both a Jail Cell and an Eating Area....

It sounds like you bought a non-official Lego set, it doesn't come with chrome rims. You'll have to ask the store or people you bought the kit from for help. All the best.

I send them a message already hopefully i get a answer and they send me at least the black rims! 😭 ....thank you so much for replying back have a goodnight

Hello there, I explain in the video where you can find free building instructions for the trailer. Did you go to the link in the video description to the Rebrickable page for the trailer? Also you can't just 'buy' the trailer you need to buy the parts from BrickLink and then build it via the free instructions. All the best!

@@CraftedBricks thanks a lot !

This model is not RC suitable! Have you had a look at CaDa's site? They have quite a few RC Super Car models available now. This is a good one: decadastore.com/products/cada-bricks-v12-hypercar-designed-by-suhwan-ji-c61053w?ref=4309666

Thank you for commenting Corey! I'll still be around and publish the odd video from time to time. I look forward to building your AT-ST at some point : )

An iconinc show / series and also a very good looking model!

Thank you for your kind comment Daniel. And, via my videos, I'm glad to have inspired and encouraged you to build MOCs and modify your Lego sets. Have a great weekend!

Thank you, and all the best and good luck to you also! I hope to have some new things to show in the New Year once I've got this house renovation all done.

It sounds like you've quite the collection of vintage Technic sets! I still have several new in box vintage Technic sets like the 8880 and 80479 to build some day. + a second hand but in good condition Control Center II to restore : )

You are welcome Damien, and I'm glad that some of my designs and mods got you into the custom Lego world. See you soon!

Thanks for checking in and sharing. I had a look at a few of your videos, I'm impressed at the number of views you get for the train journey videos. Nice!

Thank you for commenting Nick I appreciate that! I'll have some new models and a video to show in the New Year think. All the best, Simon

Thank you for your support and positive comments as always Mike! Take care and all the best to you too!

You are welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed my content! I'll come back to Lego I'm sure of it and have the odd video to make and publish from time to time. Have a superb week ahead!

Thank you so much Wizard of Bricks for always being so positive and for commenting regularly! Your positive comments on many of my videos always brought a smile to my face. All the best to you for finishing projects! I have a huge list of unbuilt Lego projects too! And you never know our paths may cross in the future.

Thank you so much Zealot777 for not only this comment but your sustained support and positive comments over the years. You were always one of the first to comment positively on each new video as I published them after hours and hours of work. ...and that is much appreciated mate, thank you! : )

Thank you Paul, I really appreciate your well wishes. I hope to have my reno work done by Christmas, maybe then I can settle down and re-find joy in Lego again. Take care!

Thank you Maarten, good to hear form you again and all the best to you to!

Thanks for the well wishes Michelle, all the best to you!