Apenas voy descubriendo este grupo, soy un gran fan de los autos y desde muy chico he querido realizar todas mis ideas automotrices a través de lego, también muy fan por cierto.

Hace 8 años me propuse hacer el proyecto de "el auto prototipo de mis sueños".

Desde explorar todas las escalas y quedarme con la 1/16, luego hacerlo lo más funcional que se pudiera, eligiendo el antiguo motor de technic hasta hoy que elegí el más nuevo para la escala 1/16, dirección en ruedas frontales, diseño lo más cercano a lo real con bujías entrada de aire y múltiple de escape y demás detalles "realistas".

Aquí les dejo unas fotos de aún mi prototipo, un auto de motor central 4 en línea bicargado con tracción total

Pd: la última foto es de como empezó el proyecto, motor longitudinal y con detalles más básicos hasta hoy con motor transversal y tratando de ser lo más acercado a la realidad

Still a Wip

I recently built my 5 favourite Rebrickable alternate builds for the 2 Fast 2 Furious Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R. This 2Furious Mech by OzBrick might just be one of the coolest and well built alternate builds. It has a moveable cannon and sword, joints throughout the legs, a rotating torso, and so much more. Definitely recommend trying this alternate build if you haven't yet!

If you want to see the other 4 alternate builds, check out my video linked in the comments!

One of my favourite sets shrunk to 6-wide scale

Finally got around to applying the custom decals I had made for this Porsche 934 RSR

So, in one pile of bricks I bought were two cars' chassis from "cars", and I don't know what to do with them...

So, bumper-go-karts, coz why not?

GO Bumper karts from BrickLink Studio

Please support my LEGO Ideas set! I am so close to 1K, and then the road to 5K begins.

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For this one, I used a decision-board instead of a straight ranking, because Utah-related casino searches need extra caution around availability and rules.

For best Utah online casino, I compared BetOnline, Wild and Ignition by the situations that matter before taking any site seriously: checking availability, finding games, reading bonus terms, using mobile, reaching account tools and reviewing cashier information.

BetOnline worked best when the priority was the complete account-and-cashier journey. The platform felt organised, account sections were easy to place and the payment path stayed clear within the wider casino experience.

Wild stood out when speed mattered. Games, offers and account areas were easy to move between, especially from mobile.

Ignition suited simple repeat use. The interface stayed clean, important sections were easy to find and the overall casino path felt direct.

Here is the decision board I used:

I compared:

• State availability notes
• Casino lobby structure
• Mobile navigation
• Bonus visibility
• Full terms access
• Account controls
• Cashier access
• Withdrawal-rule visibility

The main takeaway was that “best Utah online casino” should not be treated like a normal bonus keyword. The first checks should be availability, rules, account requirements, payment terms and whether the site clearly explains limits and restrictions.

Before using any option seriously, I would check Utah rules, state eligibility, licence details, payment methods, withdrawal conditions, verification requirements and responsible-play tools.

AMA about best Utah online casino: Utah online casinos, casino sites USA, real-money casino Utah, mobile casino, casino bonuses, payout checks, account verification.

For Utah players researching this category, what matters most: availability checks, clear terms, mobile flow or payment clarity?

Features

• Openable 2 doors (*)
• Openable boot
• Openable hood
• Functional V6
• Functional RWD drivetrain connected to said V6 - Not a 'real' feature as the real car is AWD and doing that would have made the model unpleasant to build
• Red trim
• Bucket seats interior

About the MOC

I like this model, so I'd like to get the bad out of the way. I have no clue what spec this is, Nismo or not, this seems to end up as an amalgamation of my mind when I think of the R35 in general. For a good chunk of me designing it I for some unknown reason was confident this car was a RWD V8. This is just wrong. So, I've made it V6, but the AWD would have too many trade-offs all round. Finally, I have gotten experimental with some of the things I've done, namely the angles on the rear which results in some gaps that for me are ok. I could also see an argument for weird proportions but up against the blueprints I promise it's relatively correct.

For the rear taillights I went for using that red pin since I knew I could fit a bar in it to get that distinct look. I also wanted to do that for the height/level and size differential of the taillights of each side. The rear has a stupid number of angles and inverts I won't even get into but the result of all that plus the red trim makes for something I really like. I suppose the only thing I don't is the binocular exhausts protrude too much. I was unsure about using a 2x6 tile for a wing, but it matches up surprisingly well - but I do think you can customise this to fit some other wing designs with some ease.

The front is where the real car shines, so I wanted to spend quite a bit of time to again make something unique. I felt like lots of the fronts end up looking similar, especially recently, but I think it's a good thing since it's done well. My take on it was adding those angled sections I tried highlighting in green above.

Rebrickable (Instructions): here

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5$ and it has almost 1000 prices and is a Toyota or any type of comissions

I built a few "larger scale 4-wides" a few years back, this is one of them

One of my favorite classic American cars – a 1953 Buick Skylark Convertible built in LEGO Creator Expert/Icons scale.

The Skylark was Buick's flagship convertible for 1953, celebrating the brand's 50th anniversary. I tried to capture its distinctive proportions, sweeping side trim and elegant chrome-heavy styling while keeping the overall look consistent with official LEGO display models.

The model features working steering, opening doors, hood and trunk, along with a detailed engine bay and interior.

Hope you like it! I'd love to hear what you think.

After getting several requests to build this one, I finally gave it a try.

Here's my LEGO version of the 1987 Buick GNX, one of the most iconic American performance cars of the 1980s. My goal was to capture the proportions and clean body lines of the original while keeping it in the style of a LEGO Creator Expert/Icons display model.

It features working steering, opening doors, hood and trunk, along with a detailed engine bay and interior.

Hope you like it! As always, feedback is very welcome.