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A model of one of my favorite mysterious supercars, the 1-of-3, never raced, barely ever seen, F50GT.
I used a lot of fun techniques on this one. The front bumper has parts going in almost every direction, the sides are mounted with a ball joint technique I really enjoy, and there are overall some fun solutions to get a clean design. The side skirts and bumpers are 0.5 studs lower than a standard model like this, so it looks like a proper race car.
This model features a fully modeled interior and does not fit minifigures.
My models are designed with techniques more delicate than official LEGO, and thus are more detailed but may lead to frustration if used as toys. This model is a bit delicate and is intended for display.
This model consists of 341 parts, costing $40-$50.
This product includes only digital PDF instructions.
The Toyota T100 Baja truck in the Ironman livery is an iconic and aesthetically pleasing design - so when I got a commission for one, I decided to go all out.
I used a wide array of strange techniques on this one- the model is 9 studs wide, the mudguards are half a plate above the wheels, the bodywork over the mudguards is upside down, just to name a few!
This model features an accurate replica of the Ironman stripes, interior details with a rollcage, and many racing details like the front bash bars, spare tire and radiators. This model features a fully modeled interior and does not fit minifigures.
My instructions are designed to be clear and enjoyable to follow, with intricate sections shown in detail.
My models are designed with techniques more delicate than official LEGO, and thus are more detailed but may lead to frustration if used as toys. This model is pretty sturdy.
This model consists of 419 parts, costing $45-$55.
This product includes only digital PDF instructions + an XML parts list.
The model in the images is shown with the edges of LEGO sticker sheets arranged on the headlights in an X pattern.
A model of the hero car from the new Need For Speed Unbound, a heavily modified Mercedes 190E.
All sorts of interesting techniques are used around this model, whether for the subtle shaping or dual-shade color scheme. It's a fun one to build.
This model features a clean replica of the black and white color scheme, gold detailing all around, and asymmetrical front wheel turbofan designs, with negative camber all around. Due to this stanced design the wheels rub against the mudguards, and the model does not roll smoothly. This model features a fully modeled interior and does not fit minifigures.
My instructions are designed to be clear to follow, with intricate sections shown in detail.
My models are designed with techniques more delicate than official LEGO, and thus are more detailed but may lead to frustration if used as toys. This model is a bit delicate and is intended for display only.
This model consists of 392 parts, costing $40-$50.
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