RGB900. Clever parts choices, neat techniques and top quality presentation capture the real Chiron excellently, and you can take a closer look at RGB’s photostream via the link above.
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<p>We like slow crap cars here at The Lego Car Blog. They’re more… well, ‘us’. But if you’re going to build a ‘Speed Champions’ style build, it may as well be the Champion of Speed.</p>
<p>Powered by an eight-litre quad-turbo W16, the Chiron can reach a (limited) top speed of 261mph, and can get from zero to 249mph (400kmh) and back to zero again in around forty seconds. We’re not sure your internal organs would be in the same order afterwards if you managed it mind.</p>
<p>Much safer is this Speed Champions version, which with a good shove might reach 24.9mph, that comes from previous bloggee <span><a href=)
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