TechnicBRICKS just got a hold of the 8110 parts list! Check them out!YAY! More new parts and they're bringing back the pneumatics system! I can't wait for this to come out!
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TechnicBRICKS just got a hold of the 8110 parts list! Check them out!YAY! More new parts and they're bringing back the pneumatics system! I can't wait for this to come out!
- Green: I had this suspicion before, but not I'm pretty sure it is confirmed. With 2.048 parts the Unimog should be quite heavy and thus requiring stronger suspension or shock absorbers.
The spring coils used on the Unimog look different from all those ever released in the previous LEGO Technic models. The coil pitch looks quite larger than usual, likely meaning stronger springs and consequently heavier suspensions.
Bet it might open some new possibilities (e.g. for the heavier TrTr vehicles).
- Red: This doesn't seem to match with anything known to date. Maybe a new kind of frame similar to 64178 or 64179. A new C-Shape frame would be highly appreciated and it seems to fit nicely in this application (an articulated solid axle).
- Yellow: Still quite fuzzy but the hub gearboxes behind the portal axles might be here...
- Blue: It looks the PF M-motor with its multiple functions. The pneumatic pump seems running from a single pump cylinder!? The only strange thing it is the way it looks positioned. Just behind the motor, i.e. in the opposite direction to the motor shat output...Or is it another cylinder for the pneumatic "dump" bed!? Don't think so...
Also this pneumatic dump bed feature, came to puzzle the way I have imagined the Unimog controls should work.
Somehow I still doubt on this information about a pneumatic dump bed.
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