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09-03-2012, 12:11 AM
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Sorry it was 8070, THIS bad boy:
 Might as well, when you get a spare hour or 2 you can then work on it. The S/C & Williams F1 wheels are massive. About twice the size of the "standard largest" wheel offered by Lego. It wouldn't for this model. Youd have to up scale it more!!
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Re: Building a scale Lego Technic XB coupe with working bits
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