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<p>A catacomb of tenuous links, pointless vehicular facts, and wildly inappropriate Your Mom jokes, The Lego Car Blog Archives can be a forbidding place. Fortunately we have a succession of interns here at TLCB Towers, who – unable to decline our research requests – are routinely sent into the labyrinth to retrieve past posts. And only some of whom are now in counselling.</p>
<p>Today we can share Part 3 of the fruits of their endeavours, <strong>Find My Car in Lego</strong>, with the most frequently appearing car brands from M to R sorted into the neat list below. If you’ve ever wondered what your car looks like in Lego form, now you can find out!</p>
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<h1>M to R</h1>
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appeared here to date, from home built F1s and F1 racing cars, to official LEGO sets, and even a couple of 1:1 life-size replicas of McLaren’s newest supercars.
over 170 images have appeared to date. Almost half are Unimogs.
appeared over the years, more recently including official LEGO sets. A few have even been driven via an armchair, string, and mop arrangement…
several models in the Mitsubishi archive are rather more airborne than a Canter box truck.
appeared here countless times over the years. Pick-ups, sedans, sports cars, and – of course – a whole host of GT-Rs.
Those to appear here include huge Technic Supercars, beautifully detailed Model Team replicas, and even an official LEGO set.
find every Lego version in the archive by clicking here.
The archive is packed with muscle cars, cop cars, and a car with a taste for human blood. Find them all via the link above.
models in the archive feature a certain signature giant flaming bird motif.
have featured here to date, including supercars, racing cars, official LEGO sets, tractors, and over two hundred 911 images alone. See them all via the link above.
Click here to take a look at everything to wear the Renault badge.
Rolls-Royce archive here.
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<p>Nearly one hundred McLaren images have <span><a href=)
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<p>The world’s first motorcar, supercars, trucks, Unimogs, SUVs, Formula 1 racers, Unimogs, vans, sedans, and Unimogs… <span><a href=)
over 170 images have appeared to date. Almost half are Unimogs.
appeared over the years, more recently including official LEGO sets. A few have even been driven via an armchair, string, and mop arrangement…
several models in the Mitsubishi archive are rather more airborne than a Canter box truck.
appeared here countless times over the years. Pick-ups, sedans, sports cars, and – of course – a whole host of GT-Rs.
Those to appear here include huge Technic Supercars, beautifully detailed Model Team replicas, and even an official LEGO set.
find every Lego version in the archive by clicking here.
The archive is packed with muscle cars, cop cars, and a car with a taste for human blood. Find them all via the link above.
models in the archive feature a certain signature giant flaming bird motif.
have featured here to date, including supercars, racing cars, official LEGO sets, tractors, and over two hundred 911 images alone. See them all via the link above.
Click here to take a look at everything to wear the Renault badge.
Rolls-Royce archive here.
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<p>First a model and now a marque, Minis of all shapes and sizes have <span><a href=)
appeared over the years, more recently including official LEGO sets. A few have even been driven via an armchair, string, and mop arrangement…
 100vw, 150px” data-recalc-dims=”1″> Mitsubishi</h2>
<p>Boring trucks and boring cars… and a few rather more interesting ones. Plus Mitsubishi didn’t just build things with four wheels; <span><a href=)
several models in the Mitsubishi archive are rather more airborne than a Canter box truck.
appeared here countless times over the years. Pick-ups, sedans, sports cars, and – of course – a whole host of GT-Rs.
Those to appear here include huge Technic Supercars, beautifully detailed Model Team replicas, and even an official LEGO set.
find every Lego version in the archive by clicking here.
The archive is packed with muscle cars, cop cars, and a car with a taste for human blood. Find them all via the link above.
models in the archive feature a certain signature giant flaming bird motif.
have featured here to date, including supercars, racing cars, official LEGO sets, tractors, and over two hundred 911 images alone. See them all via the link above.
Click here to take a look at everything to wear the Renault badge.
Rolls-Royce archive here.
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<p>…and its forebear Datsun, have <span><a href=)
appeared here countless times over the years. Pick-ups, sedans, sports cars, and – of course – a whole host of GT-Rs.
 100vw, 150px” data-recalc-dims=”1″> Pagani</h2>
<p>There are probably as many Lego Paganis as there are the real thing. <span><a href=)
Those to appear here include huge Technic Supercars, beautifully detailed Model Team replicas, and even an official LEGO set.
find every Lego version in the archive by clicking here.
The archive is packed with muscle cars, cop cars, and a car with a taste for human blood. Find them all via the link above.
models in the archive feature a certain signature giant flaming bird motif.
have featured here to date, including supercars, racing cars, official LEGO sets, tractors, and over two hundred 911 images alone. See them all via the link above.
Click here to take a look at everything to wear the Renault badge.
Rolls-Royce archive here.
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<p>Fire-spitting rally cars, Dakar-conquering buggies, Le Mans racers, and… ugly grey sedans. Peugeot have made them all, and you can <span><a href=)
find every Lego version in the archive by clicking here.
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<p>Long-dead American car maker. <span><a href=)
The archive is packed with muscle cars, cop cars, and a car with a taste for human blood. Find them all via the link above.
models in the archive feature a certain signature giant flaming bird motif.
have featured here to date, including supercars, racing cars, official LEGO sets, tractors, and over two hundred 911 images alone. See them all via the link above.
Click here to take a look at everything to wear the Renault badge.
Rolls-Royce archive here.
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<p>Long-dead American car maker. On-screen highlights include Breaking Bad, Knight Rider, and Smokey and the Bandit, whilst more than a few <span><a href=)
models in the archive feature a certain signature giant flaming bird motif.
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<p>Hundreds of Porsche models <span><a href=)
have featured here to date, including supercars, racing cars, official LEGO sets, tractors, and over two hundred 911 images alone. See them all via the link above.
Click here to take a look at everything to wear the Renault badge.
Rolls-Royce archive here.
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<p>Historic French vehicle manufacturer, with trucks, tractors, vans, Formula 1 winners, hot hatchbacks, tanks, and sedans all appearing in Lego form. <span><a href=)
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<p>The best cars in the world, and their engines have powered a few iconic machines too. Find them all – including our pink six-wheeled favourite – in the <span><a href=)
Rolls-Royce archive here.
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That concludes Part 3 of the Find My Car in Lego series, taking us from Mazda to Rolls-Royce. You can revisit prior instillments Part 1 (A to F) and Part 2 (G to L) via the links in this paragraph, plus of course you can be as specific as you like by typing your desired make or model into the Search box available on every page. If you can think of it, it’s probably been built from Lego. Next time, S…
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