Attention - sensitivity and precision are required!
24.5.2016
Translation: machine translated
Whether young or old - LEGO has something for everyone! I wanted to bring back memories of my childhood and went for the LEGO Technic heavy-duty crane. I'd like to show you the progress of my building project and tell you what I noticed while building it and also give you a few tips on how to prepare and assemble it.
My choice of model
I chose the mobile heavy-duty crane because this LEGO set is a mixture of a lorry and a crane. I also wanted to assemble a model that had a certain level of difficulty and would challenge me or even push me to my limits.
My personal approach
At the beginning, it looks like this set is made up of millions of pieces. My tip: Sort the parts neatly according to the numbers of the different polybags. To make sure you don't lose the small parts, it's best to put them in a Tupperware container and seal it until you need it.
Example of such a polybag:
The assembly
Assembling is not difficult in principle. Nevertheless, I would advise you to read the operating instructions carefully and analyse the images precisely. It happened to me once that I put a few parts together incorrectly. I then had to take everything apart again and start again with the whole component. As you can imagine, my enthusiasm was limited. I'm not quite finished with my heavy-duty crane yet, but I can't wait to complete this project and take it for a spin!
In all honesty, LEGO fascinates almost everyone. There are no limits to what you can build. Of course, you can also mix different building sets and create something new. This is exactly the kind of moment when you can be a child again and let your creativity run wild.
Other cool projects
I can well imagine that I will build more LEGO sets after the heavy-duty crane. Here are a few cool products that would inspire me:
LEGO
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LEGO Technic Remote-Controlled VOLVO L350F Wheel Loader
LEGO Rare sets, LEGO Technic, 1636 pieces, 42030
This was my insight for you into the world of LEGO Technic, where everything is much smaller, but the precision and details are just as important as in everyday life! #Let'sBuildSomething
Riccardo De Blasio
Business Customer Representative
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