by thelegocarblogger | Apr 15, 2025 | The LEGO Car Blog
Uh oh. Sci-Fi. The genre about which we know nothing. Fortunately the creator of this spellbinding ‘Pterosaur Ship’, which to us looks like the beautiful combination of a bat and a dying butterfly, has bequeathed it with a description; “Just an average guy traversing...
by thelegocarblogger | Apr 15, 2025 | The LEGO Car Blog
This astonishing Technic Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 was discovered on Eurobricks today, and – even more astonishingly – it’s built only from the parts of the 42172 Technic McLaren P1 set. Shown here in render form (but also built for real, however with inadequate images),...
by thelegocarblogger | Apr 14, 2025 | The LEGO Car Blog
The Lego Car Blog Elves have the vehicular tastes of Russian millionaires, favouring vehicles that are fast, loud, and obnoxious. Preferably with rocket launchers attached. We however are… ok, somehow simultaneously weird and boring, so we like creations like this, a...
by thelegocarblogger | Apr 14, 2025 | The LEGO Car Blog
Matra. The greatest car manufacturer most have never heard of. Formula 1 World Champions, three-time Le Mans Winners, and creators of hugely influential production-car successes like this, segment-pioneering inventions like this, and colossal failures like this. That...
by thelegocarblogger | Apr 14, 2025 | The LEGO Car Blog
It’s nearly Easter, when – as is tradition – we remember the Easter Bunny who brought chocolate eggs to all of mankind. Or something. Yay consumerism. Anyway, in celebration here’s an all-year chocolate-bringing rabbit in the form of Nesquik’s mascot, which LEGO...
by thelegocarblogger | Apr 13, 2025 | The LEGO Car Blog
It wasn’t just Supras that had the 2JZ under the hood. In fact several Toyota and Lexus products were powered by the internet’s favourite engine, including really weird stuff. Which means if you want 2JZ kudos without having to spend ridiculous Supra money, you could...