by thelegocarblogger | Oct 6, 2024 | The New Elementary
It might seem like the posts here at The Lego Car Blog are simply a scattergun of whatever the Elves have found that meets our criteria, but no – just look at the seamless and completely non-coincidental links running through the last few posts; a Ma.Ktober mech that...
by thelegocarblogger | Oct 6, 2024 | The New Elementary
We’ve all been there when off-roading; you get stuck in a muddy river bank, lose your glasses, and then you’re eaten by a velociraptor. Flickr’s 1saac W. has captured the number one off-roading danger perfectly with his early-’90s Jeep Wrangler, resplendent in...
by thelegocarblogger | Oct 6, 2024 | The New Elementary
It’s Ma.Ktober, one of the many annual sci-fi build-a-thons of which – here at The Lego Car Blog – we know nothing. This entry comes from previous bloggee SweStar, and is based on a piece of concept art. Entitled the ‘Camel’ – presumably because it looks exactly...
by thelegocarblogger | Oct 5, 2024 | The New Elementary
The Fiat 500 might be very nearly as old as the car it’s pretending to be, but thousands of people still buy it each year in TLCB’s home nation and they all seem to be, um… girls of a certain type. This is particularly true for the 500c variant, which has a sort of...
by thelegocarblogger | Oct 5, 2024 | The New Elementary
…Straight to the Moon! Or from the moon we suppose, as this marvellous lunar base is likely already on one. Flickr’s Chris Malloy is owner of this microscale marvel and you can head to his ‘Horizon Lunar Launch Base’ via the link above.
by thelegocarblogger | Oct 5, 2024 | The New Elementary
Sally, you’re a real swell gal [combs hair]. I don’t got no money for a ring yet, but I’m gonna [combs hair]. Every ’50s date seemed to take place in a diner like this. Which is a whole lot better than whatever the 2020’s equivalent is (swiping right and Netflix...
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