This Remote-Controlled Excavator is beyond amazing! Enjoy my review of something that can make huge holes at the beach. Best of all, you can even program the LEGO Technic Liebherr R 9800 Excavator. That's right, the designers at LEGO came up with this phenomenal model that you can build yourself. With this remote controlled excavator, you can even engage in hunting gold. Although this is a small scale excavator, you'd definitely need teamwork if you want to finish building this excavator in a reasonable amount of time. This excavator will make any friends having fun. Experience the gold rush with the LEGO Technic Liebherr R 9800 Excavator 42100 building kit. When playing with this excavator, your friends will instantly be joking with each other. While it's not radio controlled, it does support bluetooth. Arguably, bluetooth is better due to programming capabilities. Prepare to be amazed by this LEGO Technic Liebbherr 9800 42100 and this is actually a very trending excavator.

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Video transcribed for your convenience:

Hello and welcome to my “how deep can we dig” test and review of the LEGO Technic Liebherr R 9800 excavator 42100. I am unbrickme and the excavator is out on a beautiful Californian beach. Let’s push this excavator to it’s absolute limit. First, we will test it’s capabilities on normal sand, not super dry, but not hard wet sand either. As you’ll soon see, this type of sand is optimal for this excavator. Fortunately, there wasn’t of sand that got in the actual gears, and as a result, nothing got jammed and it could dig just fine.
I will also be providing the amount of time it took to dig out a hole, so that way you can see it’s true capabilities. In order to dig out a relatively large hole, we need to initiate multiple scoops over a large period of time. The first scoop is usually the most challenging, but after that the second, this, and forth scoops are usually easier. As you can see, this hole is already getting pretty large, and the excavator handles my digging task with no problem whatsoever. The excavator managed to dig out a very large hole here. It measured whopping 2.5 inches or 6.35 centimeters. This is in contrast to the other side of the coin, hard wet sand. With that, after multiple attempts of digging, the excavator could hardly so anything. But, the excavator can drive backwards with this, essentially tilling the land. This is a pretty cool feature, and because it’s capable of digging sand, children of all ages are going to love this excavator.


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