Note that the Dark Green leaves are not brand new or exclusive to *this* set, but they were just introduced to the market a few months ago; they are very, very new. (I do have to post & pin notes like this because if I don't, the majority of comments will hyper-focus on the one tiny semantic question & ignore the rest of the video, which is very unfortunate & undesirable.)
I think it’s really interesting how they’re using strange parts from the Mario series in regular system sets, like in this case for the roof of the cab
I would redesign this to make the bucket reach the ground by getting rid of the blue plates in the sides of the body, putting an inverted slope 1X2 under each Technic 1X2 brick that holds the arms. As it is now, the 1X2 bricks hang off the edge awkwardly, and the blue plates place them too high for the bucket to reach the ground. The inverted slopes would give a bit of definition to the front wheel wells also. This is a bit crude for a LEGO design, to be honest.
now i have this set. buyed it today friday the 27 january 2023. its the most intresting building instruction, to build the fiirst stage and then destroy it and build stage 2... so awesome... i used the spareparts to build around the new build... concrete on sides and one woodplate on top and then 2 woddplates in front on the ground on the green plate...
That kinda stinks that the bucket doesn’t go flush with the ground. Hopefully there’s a way to fix that with a smoother hinge? Not sure if that exists, I can’t think of a particular piece. Weird that the foliage pieces in dark green are as new as they are (though not exclusive, as Jang says in the pinned comment). Heck, they made them in an orange color for the Clone Wars finale. Lego works in mysterious ways!
Nice review of a well thought out set. The functions and play shown on the box don't require any digging or excavation, so I understand the omission of a bucket. The jackhammer attachment is a nice alternative showing the versatility of these construction tractors.
That is a nice construction vehicle. I like the jackhammer. It is very surprising that no backhoe attachment was included and apparently one doesn't even exist for that hinge, as you mentioned.
I feel like the smaller Technic sets are a better value too in terms of play value and alternate builds. I hope Lego never abandons those, I have fond memories of this little Technic tractor that I used to have that could be rebuilt into a motorbike with a sidecar.
@@diatonicdelirium1743 In my youth there were many many sets that cost you a few guilders in my time. Which was affordable for anyone. I do not say that lego is targetted towards low incomes but it is a good thing they make sets for lower income brackets. Some companies simply don't do that. And it will be a point where kids are left out. Because their family cannot afford it. And that joy of putting lego together should be available for all children.
What a genius kind of toy this is. This must be fun to have for kids. Lego did a good job. Besides the thing you mentioned about the missing bucket I think children will forgive Lego for this.
A potential way that you could make the bucket sit flush to the ground is by removing and then rotating the horizontal connector for the boom arm so that the light grey 1x4 plate is facing up. That seems to be what is limiting the range of movement on the front boom arms because it collides with the front of the digger.
lego town did much more. 6603, 6631, 6682, 6361. But also later 6581 is 1 of my favorites. 7246 & 7248 are another 2. Probably 7248 is 1 of the best still looking good with modern sets. And 7344 should be rereleased or remade. Its massive.
I didn't realize this didn't have a rear bucket. I also thought they would use that hinge piece at the back for the articulated arm. Guess I'll have to dig out an old piece, no pun intended, or buy a few old 2x3s.
This is perfect honestly and goes great with the Electric scooter minifigure pack but yeah, that one tiny centimeter it doesn't reach the ground with is annoying. But still a great set. I really couldn't ask for more except for that one little annoying flaw and a matching colored $20 6 wheeled Cement mixer set with it's own little side build released sometime this year. Also I love how this also kinda looks like it's an electric Backhoe digger. Are those actually a thing? It'd be cool if more heavy duty machinery were also transitioning to EVs. Now that would prove that Electric Vehicles are reliable if we started making Construction Vehichles Electric, then there'd be no doubt with ther power and potential.
I wonder why LEGO never made a narrower version of the loader bucket for e.g. excavators, even after all these years of LEGO City sets. It's so obvious... The closest I can think of is set no. 6631
First time I don't like the use of the windscreen as a fender. Something looks wrong to me here, maybe the middle part between wheel and cab? The colours? But I love the dark green leaves!
I don't like the colour scheme, especially with the light aqua transparent headlight going into the black and the yellow with the blue, I think was done better in the Mobile Crane set. Overall I think it's pretty good, would do some modifications to it.
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Note that the Dark Green leaves are not brand new or exclusive to *this* set, but they were just introduced to the market a few months ago; they are very, very new.
(I do have to post & pin notes like this because if I don't, the majority of comments will hyper-focus on the one tiny semantic question & ignore the rest of the video, which is very unfortunate & undesirable.)
I think it’s really interesting how they’re using strange parts from the Mario series in regular system sets, like in this case for the roof of the cab
I enjoy that it uses a similar color scheme to the Mobile Crane set, I really love that one so I like the idea of them matching up
Hey Jang! Just wanted to stop to say Thank You for keeping me inspired to love Lego and continue collecting far into my 20's! Wishing you the best! ☺️
A very cool little set!
I used to be a forklift operator, so anything related to that gets extra bonus points from me!
I would redesign this to make the bucket reach the ground by getting rid of the blue plates in the sides of the body, putting an inverted slope 1X2 under each Technic 1X2 brick that holds the arms. As it is now, the 1X2 bricks hang off the edge awkwardly, and the blue plates place them too high for the bucket to reach the ground. The inverted slopes would give a bit of definition to the front wheel wells also.
This is a bit crude for a LEGO design, to be honest.
We say it all the times, but your reviews are the best. Thank you!
I always liked cranes and backhoes growing up. I'm hoping I can modify it to suit.
Whoah nice new shelves.
now i have this set. buyed it today friday the 27 january 2023.
its the most intresting building instruction, to build the fiirst stage and then destroy it and build stage 2... so awesome... i used the spareparts to build around the new build... concrete on sides and one woodplate on top and then 2 woddplates in front on the ground on the green plate...
That kinda stinks that the bucket doesn’t go flush with the ground. Hopefully there’s a way to fix that with a smoother hinge? Not sure if that exists, I can’t think of a particular piece.
Weird that the foliage pieces in dark green are as new as they are (though not exclusive, as Jang says in the pinned comment). Heck, they made them in an orange color for the Clone Wars finale. Lego works in mysterious ways!
Nice review of a well thought out set. The functions and play shown on the box don't require any digging or excavation, so I understand the omission of a bucket. The jackhammer attachment is a nice alternative showing the versatility of these construction tractors.
That is a nice construction vehicle. I like the jackhammer. It is very surprising that no backhoe attachment was included and apparently one doesn't even exist for that hinge, as you mentioned.
I think the scoop not hitting the ground is because they were thinking about carpet play
Nice to see some construction vehciles. It will be useful for cities
These reviews never get old
Maybe they didn't make it ideally close to the ground so it would be easier to play on baseplates/plates and not touch the studs?
Good value and cheaper sets are essential for LEGO fans/families on lower incomes
New Lego is not (and never has been) for families with low(er) income. The target audience is affluent.
I feel like the smaller Technic sets are a better value too in terms of play value and alternate builds. I hope Lego never abandons those, I have fond memories of this little Technic tractor that I used to have that could be rebuilt into a motorbike with a sidecar.
@@diatonicdelirium1743 no reason not to make a set like this so as many kids as possible can enjoy LEGO?
@@diatonicdelirium1743 In my youth there were many many sets that cost you a few guilders in my time. Which was affordable for anyone. I do not say that lego is targetted towards low incomes but it is a good thing they make sets for lower income brackets. Some companies simply don't do that. And it will be a point where kids are left out. Because their family cannot afford it. And that joy of putting lego together should be available for all children.
@@dgray3771 lego also donate a good amount of sets to charities too so that more children can play with lego.
These wooden prints feel like a great bonus. Good value overall ! I hope to see your review of the Recycling Truck soon, I find it very attractive
What a genius kind of toy this is. This must be fun to have for kids. Lego did a good job. Besides the thing you mentioned about the missing bucket I think children will forgive Lego for this.
Ooo I really like the safety glasses on the one worker!
The bucket piece in the older lego city farm tractor (set 60287) had the same issue, it couldn't fully sit on the ground
A potential way that you could make the bucket sit flush to the ground is by removing and then rotating the horizontal connector for the boom arm so that the light grey 1x4 plate is facing up. That seems to be what is limiting the range of movement on the front boom arms because it collides with the front of the digger.
gonna get this set if the nissan gtr r34 not come to the shop i buy lego from... but will see tomorrow,. u do great vids jangbricks.
Lego City really likes their construction vehicles 🙃
lego town did much more. 6603, 6631, 6682, 6361. But also later 6581 is 1 of my favorites. 7246 & 7248 are another 2. Probably 7248 is 1 of the best still looking good with modern sets. And 7344 should be rereleased or remade. Its massive.
Nice little build.
Nice video, i like the design
That tractor is a perfect start for a MOC.
This is a very interesting set
the dark green leaves are gonna be awesome for mocs
For 20$ ill be adding it to me collection. But not before a few sets.
I like it. It looks like a yellow tractor, but the destroying the bench and replacing it is really nice.
A lot of playability in such a small set.
This is a nice looking city construction worker set but a backho bucket would be nice too
Lego missed an opportunity to add the small bucket for this set because a backhoe is not good without a bucket for the back
DIsappointed they didn't fix the front loader bucket problem you've raised previously in the red farm tractor review...
I didn't realize this didn't have a rear bucket. I also thought they would use that hinge piece at the back for the articulated arm. Guess I'll have to dig out an old piece, no pun intended, or buy a few old 2x3s.
That Gundam collection's lookin' pretty big these days!
The more I look at the digger, the more I like it
I like how they’re using the super Mario pieces in these new sets
This is perfect honestly and goes great with the Electric scooter minifigure pack but yeah, that one tiny centimeter it doesn't reach the ground with is annoying. But still a great set. I really couldn't ask for more except for that one little annoying flaw and a matching colored $20 6 wheeled Cement mixer set with it's own little side build released sometime this year. Also I love how this also kinda looks like it's an electric Backhoe digger. Are those actually a thing? It'd be cool if more heavy duty machinery were also transitioning to EVs. Now that would prove that Electric Vehicles are reliable if we started making Construction Vehichles Electric, then there'd be no doubt with ther power and potential.
I wonder why LEGO never made a narrower version of the loader bucket for e.g. excavators, even after all these years of LEGO City sets. It's so obvious... The closest I can think of is set no. 6631
Yo the classic background music is back
Miss 2008 city set... sky crane, oversize bulldozer road roller and all about construction site
hm in comparisson i like the 60287 traktor way more and i find them to similar
Can you please make a video about lego city construction digger 7248 ?
Yup needs bucket
First time I don't like the use of the windscreen as a fender.
Something looks wrong to me here, maybe the middle part between wheel and cab? The colours?
But I love the dark green leaves!
That cab makes me kind of sad.
The 2019 one looks better but still one of the better sets this year
I like lego
I don't like the colour scheme, especially with the light aqua transparent headlight going into the black and the yellow with the blue, I think was done better in the Mobile Crane set. Overall I think it's pretty good, would do some modifications to it.
Can you please do the police acadmy
It's look like a cat 444e
Is it just me or are lego sets getting worse every year. Older sets had much more details. The tractor looks really plain.
I like it but I don't love it.