You said the LEGO Technic Liebherr LR 13000 wasn't big enough, then take a look at this!

[@RacingBrick]

Click here for the free instructions - rebrickable.com/s/RacingBrick/liebherr/MOC-168559

[@jakedenyer4619]

Got the set and ordered the extra parts, took me 2 days to make it but worth it.

[@SaperPl1]

I already like this video for showing the problem of gathering pieces. The pick-a-brick is nothing like "buying them easily" though. Bricklink has an upload tool, but you can't get that from one supplier, so you pay multiple times for shipping. Webrick is the best when it comes to the process of bricks selection, but the bricks are knock-off ones and the quality is terrible. Lego should step up their game by simple allowing us to upload the parts list to pick-a-brick, otherwise it's a chore when you need to buy 100+ pieces.

[@joe-bowling]

Agree with all of this.

[@Ropefish98]

as someone who primarily buys my bulk for mocs via WeBrick, the quality is honestly on par with lego most of the time and sometimes a touch lacking... which is what ive ran into with lego itself honestly with the most recent moldings. but if lego had the ability to just let me buy parts for my Mocs id go with it as honestly WeBrick is pretty pricey.... cheaper then bricklink even before shipping, but who knows if they'll ever do this :

[@SaperPl1]

​@@shroomzzz I don't know about system bricks, but for Technic bricks there is a designed leeway so for example gear rack structure doesn't collide when sliding against something in the parallel row. I ordered parts from webrick for a Technic semi tractor MOC that I built previously from Lego and the quality was terrible. I had to use a hammer to put some pieces together, had to still use some original pieces, otherwise the piston engine wouldn't work.

[@SaperPl1]

@@Ropefish98 ​ I don't know about system bricks, but for Technic bricks there is a designed leeway so for example gear rack structure doesn't collide when sliding against something in the parallel row. I ordered parts from webrick for a Technic semi tractor MOC that I built previously from Lego and the quality was terrible. I had to use a hammer to put some pieces together, had to still use some original pieces, otherwise the piston engine wouldn't work.

[@Ropefish98]

@@SaperPl1 Oh as far as technic stuff goes id only go with GoBricks, they seem to be the only 3rd party thats actually gotten that down super well. That was my misconception! I can understand the view given the experience for sure!

[@kakschoen]

If you just build alternate builds, buying multiple sets is the obvious choice. But when building completely custom models, no amount of sets is ever going to get you all the parts. Most Bricklink stores with a large variety of pieces also have higher prices, so most often I find Pick-a-Brick to be fractionally cheaper. Getting all the required pieces in a single order is also nice. Pick-a-Brick is really slow though, so that might also be a consideration to buy from Bricklink.

[@gieselats]

Awesome. This is the first rime to see such a large built. It is so impressive. Really good job. I enjoyed your footage from the big one. Keep up the good work.

[@Letsanum]

Yeah from seeing one of these in person a lot the second is way more accurate but it just suffers because the plastic isn't super strong or rigid. Not to mention crawler cranes either fully disassemble to move or inch along like a funny caterpillar fashion with their boom

[@pinioncorp]

€500 just for the additional parts?!? Buying a second set would make more sense

[@Rcgamer981]

The original is around $700

[@R0Sch88]

You can buy a used set for around 350€ and resell the electronics for at least half of that. So even cheaper.

[@mssm9495]

When that thing was swaying from side to side during rotation, it did look scary. Just stand well back and keep it away from any fragile or expensive objects. You might need the red rough terrain crane to clean up the pile of rubble.

[@SneezingEagle]

That ain't a crane THIS is a crane 😂

[@Ciganzchanova69]

Love the build but deamnnn this is expensive

[@Freedomcustom]

Welcome to MOCing

[@CloudSpecter]

I wish the video was longer could have watched a 30 minutes compare and test with ease 👍 Hope to see some more from this beast!

[@verios44]

I have the original version and its already the largest set in my collection in terms of space usage. Even more than the big UCS sets like the ISD. I cant imagine doubling it!

[@mikejorden5356]

Thanks for the excellent video. I was tempted to build an extended Liebherr, but having seen the instability in yours, I think I will stick with the set build 😊

[@mkprofessionalism]

Szia Balázs! Tavaly még terveztem, hogy megnagyobbítom majd a darut,de most sikerült lebeszélned róla ezzel a videóval. Brutál király meg minden,de ennyi helyet nem ér és elégedett vagyok összességében a gyárival is! Szokásoson jó videó lett! Üdv Barni! 😊

[@error0678]

This looks so cooool! I wish I had the parts 😅

[@DCcopter]

Yeah.. like 10000 of them

[@rtwpsom2]

I know you also do altbricks in your videos sometimes, I'd love to see you compare the Lego LR13000 to the Mould King LR13000.

[@nicovandyk3856]

Really love this presentation- really good content!!!

[@DC-do3qj]

an idea would be that 2 sets makes them easier to resell if you don't plan on keeping them both forever - perhaps more resale value. If you want to keep it as a decoration... then I guess bricklink, or pick a brick is good...

[@peterpolus5272]

Great comparison and video!

[@malcolmjay6083]

Very interesting article for me as I've recently bought these additional parts. I use BrickOwl in the main as I find it easier and only needed 4 suppliers although I used pick-a-brick for the yellow frames, the cross axles with eyes, and the sprockets as they were significantly cheaper! I have replaced the additional counter weights with beam wall containers to hold steel washers saving more than 50 GBP.

[@EGO0808]

Funny to see yourself for size next to the set, but it goes to show for me that it’s beyond sanity😂. The original is big enough for me. Nice video though!

[@pedro380085]

This is the best gift I got all week.

[@garyolsen6018]

There was a guy at Brickslopes last month that had a 12 foot tall version of this crane. It was a show stopper.

[@simonmills2250]

Think I'd buy a 2nd set from eBay. Plenty on there for a decent price

[@arghjayem]

Recently built the Arvo Brothers Robocop MOC. First time using the Pick a Brick function on the Lego website to order a lot of the parts! Still had to get some from bricklink and other places but it was quite good. If they’re bestseller parts they come quite fast but a lot weren’t so had to wait over a month to get those parts! Other than that it’s been pretty good. Didn’t realise I could get points for buying pick a brick. Planning on using it again to build a custom Art piece- at least I’m gonna get the 16x16 technic art plates from there as whilst they can be found a little cheaper on bricklink, most bricklink sellers don’t have them in the quantity I’d need so I’d be paying multiple shipping increasing the cost. PABing them makes more sense. But all the other parts I’m bricklinking, including over 5000 cheese slopes! 😂

[@TOESOFFICIAL1]

That is wild 😂

[@JAMESMANHUNT9]

I created a 4 track version on the computer when it first came out

[@Millie_oo0]

This is massive!

[@adrian_zombturtle148]

Anyone remember the lego service Bricks and peices? They used to have cheaper technic parts but i thi k they merged it with pick a brick

[@johnanderson2550]

CC-8800-1 power boom and a pusher on the counter weight sled next?

[@laurent3753]

Un grand merci de m'avoir fait connaitre ce site en regardant votre vidéo, j'ai acheté la grue LR 13000 et j'ai déjà commandé les pièces pour la faire plus haute et j'ai aussi trouvé grâce à ce site comment modifier les ballastes à l'arrière pour coller plus à la réalité (ballaste de derrick) et surtout voir ce qu'il faut acheter comme pièces et comment construire. Je ferai la modification des ballastes dans un 2è temps.

[@RB_Plays_Official]

Tip: if you want to lift more add some weight like coins, metal pieces etc at the back as far back as possible

[@martenneuhauser1644]

There is a crane from Mould king a alternate for lego and they have a crane that should be the same model which lego also used it is way cheaper and has around 4300 parts and can reach up t 2.3 meters in high. It ist the Mould king 17015 which was realesd over 1 year before the lego one buy this set and compare it to this bigger lego moc.

[@fuorisagoma]

I've got it. It's really impressive

[@ElectricGeckos]

I was able to buy two use crains for the price of one new. Thats how I made my extra large crain.

[@CaptianGhosty]

I’ve been using pickabrick for 2 years now for building technic Mocs

[@jamiesworld1690]

Why not use chains

[@LimChingLiang]

Sadly, Asia doesn't have Lego pick a brick online service.

[@fuorisagoma]

but you have blockzone, I bought my crane from them, size of this moc for less than 400 $

[@Drew-lh7bs]

Did you try the "Search Within Set" option when shopping on PAB?

[@RacingBrick]

That's exactly what I showed in the video

[@Drew-lh7bs]

@@RacingBrick I looked twice and missed it both times!

[@mikefrost4973]

Still not big enough

[@mightyy_6189]

I clicked on this video as if i had money even for a 7+ set

[@historyfan0651]

Nice

[@kingofherdaz]

Personally I always compare how much the parts I need would cost from all options

[@GrimHC]

Bricklink will forever reign supreme (although having to buy from multiple sellers is aids)

[@captnbricks]

Wow

[@patrickgaskill]

Anybody know where to get that chest with all the drawers?

[@RacingBrick]

I know :) It's from IKEA, kitchen drawers

[@R0Sch88]

Or buy the much cheaper ALEX drawers that LEGO Designers also use.

[@RacingBrick]

​@@R0Sch88the problem with those is that they don't extend fully, and even if you pull them out they go back a bit due to the curve in the rails

[@strangerofthe2067]

You should be using this crane to hold your microphone

[@CharloBagis]

I stopped buying Lego because they don't ship to Malta, my country while they do ship to the rest of Europe, now I checked and Pick a Brick is unavailable for my country as well 😔 Bad move Lego 🤬

[@FlyBikeCampAK]

As an owner of the Mould King variant of this set, I will say that their version is more satisfying given that it provides the desired scale and functionality at 1/5 of the price of this MOC. You have to really appreciate scale details and mechanical replication for this MOC to be worth the price. The MOC is however much more fulfilling than the original LEGO set, and I would argue that the more accurate scale although less spatially practical makes the play much more fun. I thoroughly enjoy my Mould King variant and am steadily modifying it to be more laterally stable and improve track functionality.

[@TheRocco96]

If you want a big crane, get the Mould King Liebherr set, it's twice as tall as the Lego crane but costs 3 times less.

[@fuorisagoma]

i've got it

[@lf9179]

pfff 500 euro for 953 parts?

[@Toyland_Treasures]

😮😮😮😮

[@user-dx3mw7ky2l]

why would anyone do this, when there is the mould king set? Don t care it is not Lego

[@WeirdoOH]

17015? This is the shoddiest set ever produced. A nice part pack for dismantling but otherwise of no use.

[@adrian_zombturtle148]

My mom mixed my Cada peice with my lego ones and I'm sad now

[@2810Mad]

This is basically an ad. Buying straight from bricklink is better

[@RacingBrick]

This is basically a test. In this case buying the full set is actually better than buying the parts from PaB or Bricklink. If you don't try it, you won't know. You're welcome.

[@uh1200]

Der war und ist scheiße da kannst du nich 100 Masten dran basteln. Schaue dir den originalen mal an bis auf der Fahrerkabine sieht rein garnichts wie der LR 13000 aus. Ich weis nicht wie besoffen die bei Liebherr waren wo die den Schrott abgesegnet haben