LEGO Technic 42136 John Deere 9620R 4WD Tractor detailed review and MOC comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2024
- This is my detailed building review of the LEGO Technic 42136 John Deere 9620R 4WD Tractor set. I also took the opportunity to compare it to the custom JCB Fastrac Tractor designed by SaperPL to see what is achievable at this scale, and how do small scale stock sets compare to MOCs in general.
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Finally a right-to-repair friendly John Deere you can customize yourself
No proprietary parts or software serialization and locks!
Good comparison and fair points. Thanks for showcasing this build in the review :)
Now I understand why you using usually differentials XD
This JCB by SaperPL is really cool and great model in my opinion but the 42136 is cool too but hard to make alt models - lots of green color
I wonder why we don't see that many agricultural vehicles in Technic. You'd think they'd be perfect to make Technic sets out of with all the swappable machinery. Imagine modular sets with tractors, trailers and all kinds of farming equipment that could be swapped around. Why does this not exist?
This would probably require a theme on its own. Each vehicle supposed to have the same scale, and that's quite a challenge. LEGO Technic vehicles are usually scaled to the available wheels, and this would require a different approach.
@@RacingBrick I wonder if that's a problem here though. It doesn't need to be all licensed, I think, and also some simplification when it comes to scale should be okay if we're talking about entry level sets for kids. I'm more prone to believe there is some kind of metric of mechanism complexity where it comes to those and thus for example designing forklift specifically around the big gear rack with its enclosure happens. For wheels, there are a lot of wheel sizes made by Lego and we've seen that Lego may use wheels that don't match the theme, so I wouldn't say it's the main reason for varying scale.
Watching this I thought it would be cool to have a Lego combine harverster
@@mvp4lithuania There was one about 10-15 years ago, the 8274.
I have been asking myself the same question for years. A whole Technic agricultural series would be perfect. I'm sure it would sell in great numbers too. Many children are highly interested in tractors and for adults it would make great collectible items.
A collection of different looking tractors, attachments with different functions, some trailers, all in matching scale. It can easily be made with existing parts, there are so many different parts available. Especially when most of the sets are custom designs and no licence stuff. Lego made custom designs all the time in the past and many of them are legends now.
Maybe they could even do a small scale series and a large scale series in parallel.
Cool comparison, and fair analysis of both sets. As an entry level Technic set for younger builders it's about perfect in build/function, and detail. Really like the additional features of the fan model, and it really shows what can be accomplished in smaller scale. Lego take note. Also great selection of army green pieces for moc builders.
As already pointed out, the highlight rays are used to show a sub assembly is done. When following the 3D instructions in the Instructions app, you are presented with a similar animation and cheerful sound.
A lot of the newer LEGO sets (particularly CITY) have celebratory rays, sparkles, and stars when an important phase of construction is complete. I believe it is meant to encourage younger builders with a small visual reward. I think it's pretty cute and harmless.
SapelPL is an exceptionally good builder with many instructional small-scale sets on Rebrickable. Kudos!
Thanks for another professional video and review, it helps us to catch up. Like both sets, Technic keep evolving appropriately. Great set colors, buy and enjoy dudes!
Sure they've could have added an engine like in the b-model of the excavator, so I'm a bit disappointed. The greatest technic tractor for me is and ever will be the old 851. Good looks, nice functions and fabulous playability and possibilities to add own creations i.e. different trailers
My favorite is the 8284. Just because it's the only one I ever got to play with lol
3:44 this "wow" efect Is pretty normally at this point mainly in 6+ to 12+ age range sets ,i think it's to encourage kid's to continue in build
They do those shine highlights around the connected piece to make kids feel more confident about building, and accomplished. Love your video, keep it up! 👍 3:40
The desinger for the moc one did a great job!
That weird old Bionicle piece for the JCB tractor has most recently been used in the Corner Garage modular building. Just a fun fact I just found out about when moving it to my new shelves. (Thx for the recommendation on shelves)
Good job with the comparison and crediting to the moc designer. The John Deere is a good for the intended customer and since it’s LEGO can be modified if someone wants to.
These Rays comes with sound also, when you finish a build step when using the lego builder app and do the interactive build which is much faster than building with printed manual.
Damn, never considered that the gear with the axle pin sticking out was never used in a Technic set before. It's weirdly useful when building compact functions, so I guess there aren't many opportunities to utilise it since technic sets get so large.
Finally ,I’ve been waiting for your review
Your jokes about those sun shiny rays had me cracking up, bro 😆👍🏼
My opinion - All your videos are awesome and the way you do them is great because it’s the way you want to do them.
Nice review. Wasnt too keen on this set but saw it 20% off at a local store, and with those tractor wheels (havent got any of those before), it was easy decision.
I wish we have a lego tank for a perfect diorama..
After having built the Lego John Deere Set and the SaberPL Fastrac (attachments still missing), I have to say both have their up and down sides.
The Lego set is nice for a 30 Euro Technic set. I don't think it is too expensive. The Tractor is a nice design, I really like it. More options for mounting attachments would be nice but why should lego design mounting points for non existant attachments. The trailer looks quite incomplete when built in stock configuration but it is a nice base to be modified. I made the walls higher and added a simple tailgate, now it is fine to me. Maybe Lego should have done that from the start and just raised the price a bit for the extra parts.
The Fastrac basically is a nice design. It looks nice and it has good functionality. Unfortunately it has has two flaws and one illegal building technique. The bigger flaw is, it has a rigid rear axle without differential. This is a big disadvantage especially when driving backwards. Just like it is on Lego's Mini Claas. Currently I have no good idea to change that. The second flaw is the exhaust is not being securely mounted to the model. It can easily be modified: Get rid of the 1x1 round plates, the 4L bar and the axle pin. Install a 3L pin with stop bush, a 3L axle and for beuaty a second 1L beam on the opposite side. The illegal mounting of the front bumper can be corrected by changing the two black pins to 3/4 L pins (dark bluish gray for the optics). The passenger seat is a sketchy design but there are not too many alternatives in that scale.
The designer avoided using blue and red pins where possible. Everybody who is willing to sacrifice a bit of the paint sceme to save some money should carefully check the parts list before ordering.
I was so surprised when i saw those rays in the speed champions amg mercedes set.
I think the john deere is a very good reprensentation of the real things, the 9r series tractors are very common in other countries, yes you will see many with double wheel configs, but that depends on the region, the jcb is too big to be next to the john deere, nobodys fault just to get the features in the jcb it had to be bigger, I got this set and put it side to side next to a britains john deere 9r (no vid just for my own) and that are pretty similar, I would say this is a great set, and I hope that we see more like this, also would be fun to make it a 9rx.
Funny how you mention not being the type to change minds on things, since you might have changed my mind on this set. I was thinking it was probably pretty substandard, seeing as it was a low-function licensed set, but your review helped put it into perspective. I might even pick it up if I happen across it! That said, I wish I could just by SaperPL's moc outright, it seems like a better fit for what I personally want out of Technic.
The "Shining" isthere because it shows the parts which are moving. The steering wheel is moving because in reality you pull it down after sit down. Also the front part is moving because it is a "knichlenker"
The john deere tractors typically have ore horsepower for jobs and the extra wheels are not stock they are just there to provide better traction and weight
The way the body of the John Deere pivots in the middle is realistic for that size tractor. The MOC one looks like a weird scale, like it is trying to be a big beefy tractor but with a layout more like a smaller tractor. I'm sure there are tractors that are like what it represents but I don't know them so it doesn't feel realistic to me. The John Deere one does though. I'm quite familiar with the bigger tractors like the Steigers since my brother drives them.
Maybe add that song where the people are singing as if the steering wheel is holy 😂
Nice, i just got it in the mail
I noticed that the rear of the John Deere is kind of wonky. It is not as strong as the rest of the build. Nothin will come loose, but the steering gear on the rear can move side to side a lot. I'll try to fix that on my model. I also want to upgrade the seat for mini figures. I'll also try to make a plow or something as these large tractors are often used for plowing. It just looks weird in front of a small trailer. I think I'll try to add a front weight too. I already upgraded it with double wheels. It looks much better.
What price did you pay for the custom tractor (without trailer) I found it on brick link for £47. Is this a good price?
I will buy my new lego soon because of your channel so thanks .. could you please till with what should i start so i can build it with no mistake.. creator line or technic or something else.. please note im 30 years old but never build a lego before .. thanks in advance
Bro please mention the box dimensions measurements and weight of box (The Total weigh including everything).
Either do this review videos or in description area... ❤️❤️
You can find all this information in different LEGO databases (Bricklink, Brickset, lego.com) I'm sharing my experience about the set in the video, not raw data :)
Wow thank you now i know that tractors have natural habitats now i need to know how they will react to wheat
Can it tow an MT-LB?
Mine has one big tire missing, im sad
I'm going to buy it
I think you forget to show the photo comparison with the LEGO version and the real one at the back of the second booklet instructions for the trailer.
You are right, I missed that one.
I think this set is decent for what it is but I dont like how lego is wasting the licenses on what are pretty much playsets
I want to see the Lego technic guys, return. Both in IRL theams and fantasy
Would be nice but I don't think that'll happen. Technic sets rarely have the same scale, and including the figures would require that.
@@RacingBrick They were so fun. Would love to see them again in a set that is a matching scale (for them). Either serious kit or more fun don't matter.
I can see the red barn in the background. 1:32
hello blogger, what's the name of the perspective software in the BMW motorcycle issue?
I always use LDCad in my videos if you see something digital
@@RacingBrick got it!thank u
ITS THE STEERING WHEEL GOD!
Most Lego farming machines are John Deere or Claes. I wish there would be others as well. There are allready Lamborghini cars in lego, would be fun with Lamborghini Tractors too.
I think the cost difference part was largely brushed over. You can't really compare a set that costs $30 to a $60 MOC
I literally say in the video "it will cost you double if you want to buy new parts", who could it be more direct than that?
Those rays have been in many instructions. Minecraft, city, and i think also speed champions
I need to build more City sets :)
@@RacingBrick makes you really proud of what you built doesn't it lol. I sure was proud when I finished my Minecraft mushroom house
Not bad!
Fun fact: The tractor that the custom one is based on is one of the fastest ones around
Who knows? While it cant go 88, its as close as its going to get
I like the MOC version a lot better.
3:26 take a look at 42061
is MOC custom?
MOC is short for "my own creation", so yes it's custom :)
Fair points but for 30€ its not good enough for me
In real life the 9 series John Deeres don’t have three point hitches. The LEGO model is accurate in that regard.
Irl the 3 point is optional
Missed potential with this license and not even a great play set imo. The MOC is everything that you'd expect in a tractor+trailer Technic set.
And Playmobil?
April 1st was Playmobil day, the rest of the year belongs to LEGO ;)
@@RacingBrick Ah, ok
Amazing set. Can you buy me one of those please.
szia Balázs hallom magyar vagy nagyon jó ez a traktor moc
That green is John Deere green
waiting for a tractor set dragging a russian tank
Kind of a shame Lego doesn’t make tanks, pair 1 those up with this tractor and you have a Ukraine farmer set
First
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Finally some Ukrainian army vehicles!!
Seriously? This is a channel about the most peaceful and calm hobby and you have to bring your filthy politics into it?
@@kiddhkane You must Be a Russian Putin troll If you can't accept that this is the current peace symbol.
Sadly, the play value is limited, as Lego doesn't produce russian tanks...