Due to the XL size of this car the placement of larger panels across the width of the car was possible. This really gave the vehicle a unique styling. I was able to use the large red panels for the interior and the black panels at the bottom rear of the car. Inside are 2 XL motors for drive, servo f...

Can you tell us more about the mecanism of the door, and of the car ? Hi, this car was built from a super low framework that has all of the power functions low to the ground. I built the frame first, then the detailed interior second, then the side skirts & top of car third, rear fourth, front ...

SO I finally figured out some Lambo doors to complete the build :thumbup: Check out the new photos below: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/loxlego/LamborghiniMercilago/img_5962.jpg http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/loxlego/LamborghiniMercilago/img_5967.jpg http:/...

Wow so nice!!!' I love the gear box and doors.

Since November of last year I have gotten back into Lego. After many years away, I had received a new motorized 9398 4X4 crawler and fell in love with Lego again. There is something so simple and calming about sitting there trying out new designs, functions and models. I very quickly became interest...

bayou a écrit:So, for now, I think you will have to choose between design and PFS ...

Yes, very true Bayou.
I am torn between the mechanical functions and the motorized ones.

What does PFS stand for?

I tried to create a better looking back end to this car. That was difficult due to all of the batteries, motors etc. Anyway, here is the revised rear end and video below: VIdeo: https://youtu.be/cDcrmm0U6tc http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/loxlego/mercedes-benz300SL/image.jpeg http&...

Inspired by the classic 300SL. This car was the fastest in its day and its beauty and simplicity drove me to build a replica of the car below: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/loxlego/mercedes-benz300SL/img_5211.png I started by developing a custom framework with 2 l-motors for driv...

Once again my brother (Porsche mechanic) and I got together to create a supercar packed with features. This one has a 4 speed transmission, custom scissor doors, independent suspension. We had taken build cues from a Lamborghini and Le-mans race cars to create this race car. Creating a low framework...

I certainly agree with your statement. I wish every AFOL could understand that achieving a successful model requires a lot of time, dedication and skill. I feel kinda sad for people who think they spent a lot of time on their project and can not do any better because they worked a ten or a couple o...

2,800 parts, really ? It seems to me that it is quite a high estimate... The model works ok. Regarding the look, the car is too angular. Sadly, since January 2016, we will always compare it to 42056. :pamafote: Yes it will always be compared, but Lego went ahead and created Many new pieces to desig...

This custom creation was created with a variety of old and new Technic pieces for a different effect to the final build. Designed by an actual Porsche mechanic and myself. After way too many adjustments I am happy to say this is the final modification to my Porsche 911 Lego supercar. Using 1 med and...