LEGO Technic 42100 Liebherr R 9800 unboxing, build highlights, review and field test!
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- The LEGO Technic 42100 Liebherr R 9800 is the biggest Technic set ever! It has 4108 pieces, powered by 2 smart hubs and 7 Powered Up motors. You can control it with the Control+ app, even create pre-programmed movements and sequences! Check out the build details, the review and the field test in the quarry :)
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If you want to control the set with a game pad - czcams.com/video/G4fTGnBA6M0/video.html
Hey rb, you should do an awesome vid of all the lego technic construction builds you have working at a lego mine, alot of work but totally awesome
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hello
This was amazing to build. I am a 77 year old woman who had never used Lego before we go locked down. I purchased this to give to my son when completed and did it in just over two weeks.
I relied totally on the instructions as I know nothing of machinery and haven't done many technics but took it slowly making sure no pages were stuck together and it turned out very well and works as it should, .
The format of your videos is Brilliant. You answered 100% of my questions, the text is just slow enough to read, the pacing of information is lightning fast, and the demonstration accurately shows all features. This is grade A CZcams content. You deserve a sub. Thank you for this video!!
Thanks for the feedback & the nice words!
this is, in my humbly opinion, the best 42100 review so far.
Except for the again so irritating music. Get a headache from it. Luckily there is a volume slider
@@FredMellink55 Well that's because of youtubes copyright laws.. Can't have any good music that we actually like. Only shitty, more shitty or extremely shitty free music is available for use. You'd think that the artists who make music would like the free commercial of their music being used in a video but no. Too greedy.
If i want to listen to music for the music then i use spotify.
Jsp I mean, they did put a lot of effort into making the music
@@SavageDroggo Good for you if you believe that.
Same here, everyone does speed builds but I always wanted to know the actual couplings and the mechanism which is very rare to find.... unless you buy the 421$$ for yourself.
Ein sehr schönes Modell des R9800 mit dem sogenannten "Hochlöffel". Der "Tieflöffel" wäre für dieses Modell zu gewöhnlich. Ich werde mir einen zu Weihnachten kaufen. Ich bin jetzt 43 aber freue mich über Lego Technic jedesmal wie ein kleines Kind
What a beast!😍 Think of buying one after i finish my bucket excavator.
This type of excavator is called a "face shovel". They are meant to be at the toe of a dirt face and scrape upwards to fill the bucket.
As you found, they are hopeless at scraping stuff up off the ground!
Nice build and review.
Ya liebher r9800,9600 etc use for scraping material from walls
This is a model of mixed emotions! I'm so pleased to see multiple motors after building 42009 and 42055 which had very cleverly designed gear systems to power all the functions from a single motor but really struggled for performance because of it, 7 motors is such a step change in design, it's awesome!
However there is also heartbreak, seeing initial pictures with the pneumatic hose I was so excited, I've always enjoyed building a lot and the play afterwards less, except for 8439 as a child and more recently 42053, the Pneumatics, especially with an air tank combined with the motorised pump and a hand pump (my 42053 may have had some upgrades from 8439) had such incredible performance, at full pressure 42053 made a really satisfying chomping noise and could lift more weight than it could counterbalance, compared to the motors which have always been a little lacking in power! Hopefully the 7 motors and longer actuators etc will improve performance significantly!
Well, at first I was disappointed that this is not a pneumatic set... but I always enjoyed building with gears with Lego so... this non pneumatic is ok for me. And about struggling... this is a beast. Even with 7 motors set is slooow. Gear reduction is high :) greetings from Poland :)
Best video of this model I have seen to date!!! Well done, thank you for taking the time to make and share this!!! What a model, its got to be Lego's best yet!!!
It’d be cool if they added a pneumatic system to later sets. I remember some of the old Mars mission sets had stuff like that
Been out of TECHNIC for decades, but I could easely jump in again...
These day's I'm into RC-modelling, full DIY and fully fumcional. DIY linenair acuaters, look like hydraulic cylinders etc.
I work at a crane assembly plant and i build road cranes, so this is pretty interesting and I'd honestly love to see a Lego Grove TMS 9000 "Wildcat".
Getting one for Christmas and feel lucky to have your video to get me started. Thanks
Have you finished building it yet?
@@Matt_H_26 About half way now.
I have noticed that you have the best reviews than others who just hurry to publish the video first, thank you very much !!! very well detailed and clever review
Damn it ! I was really trying to hold of on this until the price came down a little but it’s going to be super hard to wait. really hard!
This is the mother of all reviews. Fantastic, informative and entertaining. The demonstration of sub mechanisms are way better than a speedbuild ever could be. Keep it up! :-D Oh, and the escavator is kinda decent piece too. ;-)
Thanks :) Can't promise that the small pullbacks will get a similar feature demo during building but I'll do my best :)
really nice
Thanks for taking the time to make this interresting video and share it
As much as I loved building this set and playing with it, the biggest issue I have with these large technic products is not only do you have fork over 100’s of dollars for the set, you are then required to have a device that costs 100’s of dollars as well in order to use it with an app. So if I were to buy this for my grandson, I’d have to spend almost $500 and then my son would have to either let my grandson use his expensive smartphone or tablet or buy him one. Either way, in order for someone to own or operate this, it could be close to if not more than $1,000 to do so. The fact that there isn’t a remote control that comes with this is disheartening for those who can’t afford all the bells and whistles. I still love it because I bought for myself and my grandson can enjoy it when he visits, but that’s still one of these issues I have with these sets.
Just in case you haven’t noticed yet, you put the exhaust system backwards. Love the video!
The ones at 5:50?
@@NikoboiNFTB 5:45
This was helpful and the music was very good
this product does not help my attempts to save money AT ALL!
Same
The LEGO 42100 is an excellent set and it is worth the money
@@e.a.s.tinnovatorsclub8283 oh I know, I bought it shortly after making that comment, haha
Assembling it rn and I think it’s really worth, it’s big!
How to draw your dragons lucky you 😱
This is an awesome demo! Thanks!
Wow! Watch that battery-holder! Awsome!
This may be the coolest LEO set ever
Thanks for video ! :)
I didn’t want to buy until I see this review.
This makes me wanna get one even more
Fantastic, next purchase on my list :)
Landed this set in a great deal, looking forward to building it this weekend. Also going to do the Johnny Five robot B model MOC as well in the future.
Awesome Review of an awesome set once again!
now this is what i want for christmas :D
my freind has this and we went down to the beach and we broke the bucket actuators by picking up 2 kilo grams of sand xD
I want the Saturn v model for Christmas is kinda cooler
Any parts for repair? Is it replaceable?
It's LEGO, all parts can be replaced.
We all have waited so long for this day to come...
i have sped up the tracks by switching the 2 gears in front of the safety clutch, when u block the track the clutch still engages so it's still safe.
It's fun to assemble Lego and that for sure but can't help myself from not hating how they look or the way they work. My opinion
The tracks are fairly accessible so you can remove the clutch pieces and replace them with pieces from elsewhere on the model.
damn that looks like fun
Back in my day, it you wanted an excavator bucket, you had to build it out of bricks!
Awesome video! I will try the same with my 42100 Liebherr !!
This looks good! It's sold out online.
Field test is awesome.
Bloody impressive machine.
the main reason to get this set is the great number of B models tha you can get plans for or make because of the number of pieces and motors
So here we are, 14 months later. I'm just at the start of section 3, and the bug about needing all the motors connected is STILL in the app. My biggest observation so far is that while this set has about twice the part count of the Mercedes Arocs truck, and nearly 3 times that of the blue crawler crane, both of those models were more technically challenging, and IMHO more sophisticated engineering. The gearbox in the crane is bloody brilliant, in how they route the power of a single motor to 4 different functions in 2 directions. The new powerup stuff is cool, but this model is mostly an exercise in structural reinforcement and not a master class in powertrain engineering like its predecessors.
my mistake when making the all terain tow truck was I didnt test the motors after each section. so when all the functions didnt work, it was a fidily job trying to get them to work again :)
i cannot say it's a bad set but i also can't really say i desire it, just the new xl actuators and big sprockets...for sure it doesn't seem to come from the creator of the arocs which is absolute gold! i'm not even so convinced anymore to buy the so wanted 42099, just because i need new joints and planetary hubs mainly, unless a supermega sale happen...i'll stay with bricklink, buwizz, brickcontroller and good old motors! the new control+ has only cons compared to what i already have...no possibility of a 'touchable' controller, no better power and possibility to manage it, size of parts, it feels childish and hostile to mocs and...that battery hub that runs on stilos is simply embarassing.
42100 monter huge lego build so nice
It'd be crazy if Lego made a truly massive veichle minifig scaled
LOL 6:15 pneumatic mock tubes come wobbling in matching the music.
Hey thanks @RacingBrick, I thought my 2nd hub was stuffed until I watched this, because it wouldn’t connect. Great help mate.
7x11 frame 3x3x1 block linear long pieces clutch pieces 28 tooth gear big wheel (42095) and spike prime sets
Epic drone footage at 12:35 :D
I was annoyed by the constant need for recalibration but I just got used to it and now just recalibrate the model about once a month to deal with any travel limits of the Liner actuators.
Just picked one up partially assembled for $200. Definitely wish it wasn’t mostly built when I became its owner but my 42082 (rough terrain crane) should be arriving in a few days so that’ll keep me busy.
Nice video! loved the testing part
Best video so far
Just finished building it after 10 hours non stop building, my fingers hurt 😂
EPIC!!!!!!!!!
You put the smoke stacks on backwards
Can’t wait for christmas !
This will be the very first lego toy, and it is on the way to me from UK. 320 pounds cost me.
Great video. You convinced me to buy.
13:29 I was surprised the machine was able to actually do real work, like the metal RC machines that appear on my channel do.
This is very amazing video
You definitely deserve more subscribers! Great video!
Do you perhaps remember where to put the stickers. My dad build this but left placing the stickers to my mom after he was done. There are some small square stickers with 3 red lines which we can't find the place for
Dust will destroy the power transmission of the gear
I want to start building mine but I have to build like 4 other big car ones before I start
Can you name both songs used in the video please? Thank you.
Grat video 💪🏽💪🏽👍🏼👍🏼
I wonder why they prefer to use motorized actuators instead of pneumatic ones. They were so cool in my opinion, perfectly simulating hydraulic circuits of real machinery.
Because you cannot really use pneumatic ones for precision control
Awesome video. Great location for field test. Not sure I want to get sand stuck in mine though!
You have the exausts mounted the wrong way bro ! Great Video still :)
Der Schlauere they are mounted the way the instructions tell him to. Im pretty sure he has done it correctly. He is an expert
Hayden Wallace no they are not mounted the right way. Look at pictures of the original Excavator or at any other Review of the model. They never face to the front.
İ was about the write it until i saw your comment xD . Damn i thought i was the only one who can catch it :))
LEgo. When 2 - 3 pounds of plastic in a cardboard box costs more than a fully functional used car.
@@Daniel-nh7xj
@Daniel Krzeminski No. Not my problem that some kids stupid mouthy comment backfired badly on him.
Well I live in Australia and it cost like $750 and at least a huge amount of that money goes to the Motors.
Nice music and good review
wow! I wish!
Love your videos! This is the best Lego set of all time IMO. My only complaint about it is that it is painfully slow. Why don’t they make faster/better motors for these sets? Do you know if they are coming out with a massive Liebherr crane this year?
I have no idea about the unannounced sets unfortunately
amazing set and amazing review. This guy loves his hobby. Great job, getting this set for myself this Christmas :)
Fantastic set and I’m buying it Soon but 12 AA is a lot
love the product but that mute button get hit with the quickness
I buit on 1st try wonderful set
Great review! What music did you use? Reminds me so much of Last Chance to Evacuate Planet Earth by Porcupine Tree .
Much better review than the other guy...who shall remain nameless.
Not worth $550
Drivetrain clutches are a atrocity!
I think that these control huba could be very much improved with integrated rechargeable batteries (charge them via mini USB). I like these huge sets but I don't like to buy batteries.
What is that damn epic LEGO music YO! 12:36
This in not an excavator. This is a shovel! Shovels dig up, excavators dig down. This class of equipment in the real world is call an HMS -Hydraulic Mining Shovel.
I want to buy this and figure out how to change it over to an excavator (where you fill the bucket by drawing it in towards the machine and you can dig below the track level) from a shovel front. You could dig out of some sort of bin full of lego and fill the bucket easier.
How long you’ve been cleaning this?
Isnt this a face shovel? Shouldn't you be digging a face with it?
I build one but afraid to bring it out in the Wilde, cause the gear box in the tracks don't has cover, might easily got damage by little rocks
This is a toy for indoor usage, plastic gets scratched easily outdoors
That thing its to awesome and work better than i expected in the real life you going to do something for halloween?
Not sure, we'll see
That's what I call a proper excavator review! Awesome work :D These steps to check the motors working properly, they are a part of the assembly instruction, to connect and to test some functions on thier own? If yes, that's clearly a new approach)
Thanks! The tests with the Control+ app are part of the instructions. It is a new approach and it's a great one to see if the assembly in that phase was correct. You'd hate to see that something was messed up after 8 hours of building :)
@@RacingBrick 42082 didn't had it 😃 though the complexity of gearboxes was also high)
@@sergey_ulyanoff that's true, but it didn't have an app either ;) Going forward that will be one of the benefits of Control+, the ability to perform verification tests during the build
@@RacingBrick sounds fair enough :D But it's a risk downgrade in some way - assembling it successfully without tests in-between would be a much satisfying accomplishment :D
now I regret buying the rough terrain crane instead of buying this, even if this cost twice as much
I love this set. This is my only one set and I think I won't be buying something like this in the future. Why? I think that is enough :) pure joy and with 7 motors and two hubs posibilities (for me) are endless. But I am annoyed with this 7 motors. I am planning to buy one more motor to have round 8 (seriously) :) greetings from Poland :)
How long did it take to build it in real life??
I used 26 working hour
Probably if you buy Some suspension you would be able to build the greyhound buggy of didumos but with different motors
Yeah the suspension and a few other parts, about 1000 of them :) rebrickable.com/sets/compare/slow/?1-set=42100-1&1-inv=37842&1-user_list=&2-set=MOC-19517&2-inv=29929&2-user_list=
Need some help. When doing the second test at the end of book one I had the cylinders down and ran the base test again. The cylinders jammed the rotation of the base and now the superstructure is not parallel to the tracks anymore. Can I fix this without tearing the superstructure off to get to the tan gear or an I screwed?
What is the background music. It is really soothing
No one talking about the exhausts, which are in wrong position ?
Maybe because - and I don't want to hurt your feelings - but they are not the most important parts of the set?
There is a mistake. You said that the L motor controls the first sets of the LA's but it is actually a XL 3:32