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@@levihill5417 No, sorry. This isn't an official set, and the model has been disassembled without any further record of how to rebuild it

@@technicsummse2350 Thanks! It is probably overengineered, and could be better with less complexity and lower weight, but building like this is more fun! I don't think I'd be losing a huge amount of power from the gearbox, because it is quite efficiently designed, and the clicking was only really during shifting, as I remember it. I built it for a very informal meetup in southern Ontario, without any real rules, but only one other guy showed up, and we didn't film anything

@@iamhugry I'm curious; what do you mean by that?

@@2godbdglorylegotechnicvide966 it's an transmission similar to f1 which im looking for, but I've also maybe decided to use 4 large motors that seperately drive 4 planetary hubs that are geared together for an easy transmission that switches to lower gear on higher resistance although not sure

@@iamhugry Huh, sounds like an interesting gearbox concept!

@@iamhugry Dang, you're right! Not sure what happened there! I just had a look through my hard drive, and I can't seem to find any more information about that. I think I must have deleted all the pictures after I made the videos, and obviously this video didn't come out right. I guess I should probably take this video down soon

@@ROMAN-d8d Hmm, I don't know. What's your plan for dealing with the fact that I used 3D printed black wheel covers? They're only officially available in dark blue, but there's not enough part availability to build the rest of it in dark blue, so there's just no real way for an average person to replicate this. Because of that, I wouldn't feel good having paid instructions out for this, though if you have ideas about how to get around that, we could discuss more Thanks for your interest!

@@Zenvo_ZTR I actually built a F-350 duallie variant of this body, though with very different mechanics underneath! You should be able to find my video of it

Crew cab long bed, as well

Thanks!

Well, that was mainly a drawback of my choice of a high pressure supply and imprecisely operated valves. Systems with manual valves can offer better control, and systems that run compressors on demand can also give more precision

Thanks! Yeah, my battery setup is higher voltage at full charge, but it hasn't hurt my PF XL motors. I did burn out a fake buggy motor on it, though. GeekServos are pretty cool, but unfortunately this receiver is a proprietary one from some cheap RC car, and it doesn't have the proper servo output for a standard servo like that

Sorry, I don't think that's really possible. I've already taken apart the model, and I didn't make any digital version or instructions, so I'm not sure even I could rebuild it if I tried. I imagine you'd need to collect a lot more pieces as well. Thanks for the interest!

Well, apart from the amount of work it would take to make instructions, I'm not convinced it would be worth it, since it's not built with any regards for using common parts, or reliability, which means that it's not really practical for other people to try to build it, even if instructions were available

@@2godbdglorylegotechnicvide966 Yeah, I totally get that, would be epic, even though admittedly I would just fantasise about it without ever building it! lol brilliant build though!!!

I like your model! It's cool to have everything pneumatic, including the engine! I like the idea of putting a whole valve core in your pop bottle! It like more convenient than the setup I used on my latest backhoe, so I may have to try that in the future!

Thanks! It's probably not something I would have thought of if I was designing the gearbox on it's own, but with this model (for once), I didn't build the gearbox first, and so it was easier to see the potential in using that gear that was just sitting there!

That's not a bad idea; I was quite pleased with how compact it was, so perhaps it would warrant a quick video! Thanks!

@@2godbdglorylegotechnicvide966 I'm a subscriber now so I can keep an eye on what's coming up! ;)

Thanks! I just uploaded that video

You can check out my updated description for a link to a Studio file I made. Fair warning, though, there's literally no steps in the file, just one big model! It's not user friendly, and I essentially just made it for personal reference if I wanted to rebuild the model. Anyways, all that to say, one could rebuild it from that file, but it would take quite a bit of determination and/or experience. If you do decide to try and have questions, feel free to ask!

Yeah, that's the kind of thing you'd have to do. Not complicated in theory, but it looks a little annoying to do in practice, especially since you want to avoid having the gears slide on the axle

I haven't made instructions (it's not something I generally do), but it is possible that some will be made in the future. Until then, you could always try building it off of the Stud.io file in this folder: bricksafe.com/pages/2GodBDGlory/tc25-mercedes-benz-arocs If you do attempt that, feel free to ask if you have any questions! You can see some more details in this thread, too www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/195231-tc25-42043-mercedes-benz-arocs-3245/

I'm not sure what you mean by that :/