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It's $600! Or $400 if you live in Canada...

But yes, pretty awesome. The gearbox is way better than the one in the Porsche.

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LEGO Makes a One Million-Piece Bugatti Chiron… And Then Drives It!

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Amazing - we only finished building our little one last night! Image

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:rofl:

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I put together this Professor Frink USB holder last night for my desk at work.

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Good stuff Knappo, looks great!

Connor unveiled a new build at a Lego show in Mount Gambier over the weekend. It's a replica of a new building that currently being built at his school. 30,000 parts. And it survived 6 hour trips both ways in the back of the kombi to get it there!

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Woah! that's mega. Love those night shots. :D
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I used to do exactly that with a lego motor I had. How much can you rack up the gearing to make it go as fast as possible :)
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Cool...

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I was going to grab the old Technics my Christmas, but then I saw this was announced a few months ago! Goign to order that for my birthday ;)
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Bugatti done :)
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The 911 RSR does look cool although the wheels seem a bit small for the arches. Still, I'll get it. Just need to find space! Image

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Wow, the 8860. Used to have that as a kid.

Wonder if I can find enough pieces to build that one.
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Hopefully the next supercar is GPL related - I would totally buy any of these, http://www.motorsportretro.com/2014/11/lego-formula-1/
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markus wrote:Hopefully the next supercar is GPL related - I would totally buy any of these, http://www.motorsportretro.com/2014/11/lego-formula-1/
You can buy the plans from RoscoPC's Rebrickable page, and then Bricklink the parts. There are some rare parts in there, so not cheap, but they are awesome enough to be worth it!
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Yep BEC has done a number of nice things.


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So damn cool!
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Got the GT3 and want to make a stratos?

https://www.motor1.com/news/305228/lego ... a-stratos/
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This Full-Size LEGO Camper Van Uses 400,000 Bricks

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