by thelegocarblogger | Jul 24, 2024 | The New Elementary
…block rockin’ beats!* OK, we don’t often feature a title referring to the builder rather than model, but seeing as Flickr’s Beat Felber appeared here only two days ago with another spectacular model, it’s warranted. His follow-up is even more impressive, an enormous...
by thelegocarblogger | Jul 22, 2024 | The New Elementary
What do you get if you cross an Audi RS Q with the Batmobile? A Toyota Tacoma-ish pick-up truck. Obviously. This superb Technic truck is the work of newcomer mirrorbricks, and is constructed using only the parts from the excellent 42160 Technic Audi RS Q e-tron and...
by thelegocarblogger | Jul 22, 2024 | The New Elementary
This astonishing creation is an O&K RH 120 C, a 200-ton mining excavator used in British open-cast coal mines in the 1980s, and – as the most successful excavator in its class – all around the world. Subsequently built by Terex and then Caterpillar, the RH 120 C...
by thelegocarblogger | Jul 19, 2024 | The New Elementary
This beautiful creation is a Hawker tempest Mk.V, the last British piston-engined fighter, and one of the fastest aircraft to ever fly in the Second World War. Able to shoot down V1 flying bombs as they made their way across the English Channel, the Tempest excelled...
by thelegocarblogger | Jul 19, 2024 | The New Elementary
We know nothing whatsoever about sci-fi, but nevertheless we do like Classic Space, with it’s perennially-smiling spacemen, assorted research tools, and spaceships that look like a cross between a fighter jet and a racing car. This one comes from Flickr’s Wynd, who...
by thelegocarblogger | Jul 19, 2024 | The New Elementary
This is a 1953 Cadillac Eldorado, a humungous (at 5.6 meters long / 2.3 tons) and humungously expensive 2-door luxury convertible, that – in first generation guise – lasted just one year and 500 units. With unique sheet metal from the Cadillac upon which it was based,...
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