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> I'll give LEGO a real challenge:
> Do you remember the model in technic ideas book 8889 pages 38-41? That model was
> build with parts from sets 8848, 8859 and 8860.
Been done before, see:
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=tsuper-1
It was released in 1991 and used parts from 8024 universal set, 8815
speedway bandit and 8820 mountain rambler
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In lugnet.technic, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> > I'll give LEGO a real challenge:
> > Do you remember the model in technic ideas book 8889 pages 38-41? That model was
> > build with parts from sets 8848, 8859 and 8860.
> Been done before, see:
> http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=tsuper-1
> It was released in 1991 and used parts from 8024 universal set, 8815
> speedway bandit and 8820 mountain rambler
I don't agree with you:
1) This is not what I call a "great looking model".
2) It is not in the price range of 4 x €50 (I'm talking about a bigger model
than for example 8275 or 8421!!)
3) This model doesn't require any special elements at all. You don't really need
these 3 sets to be able to build this model.
Maarten
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