Electric Load by thelegocarblogger | Oct 3, 2024 | The LEGO Car Blog Bricksley’s ‘LuiGong 856HE Max’ album, at the Eurobricks discussion forum, and via the video of the model in action below. Click the links above to go electric. YouTube Video
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<p>The world is, gradually, going electric. And that means even construction behemoths like this huge wheel loader are now available with battery power.</p>
<p>This is one such BEV, the LiuGong 856HE MAX, with a 21 ton operating weight and a gargantuan 423kWh battery.</p>
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<p>Built by previous bloggee Bricksley, this stunning 1:17 recreation of the battery-electric wheel loader is itself battery-powered, with four Control+ motors enabling realistic drive, articulated steering, arm, and bucket movement, plus LED lighting, a back-up alarm, and even a working horn.</p>
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