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LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the reaction.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build uncountable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to emerge here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t indeed tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the hop to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the response.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the lumps you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build uncountable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to show up here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t truly tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the leap to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the reaction.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the lumps you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build uncountable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to emerge here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t truly tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the leap to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the response.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build innumerable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to show up here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t indeed tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the leap to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the reaction.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build uncountable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to emerge here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t indeed tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the hop to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the reaction.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build uncountable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to show up here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t indeed tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the hop to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the response.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build uncountable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to emerge here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t indeed tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the leap to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the response.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build uncountable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to emerge here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t truly tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the leap to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the response.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build innumerable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same lumps as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to show up here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t indeed tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the leap to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the response.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build uncountable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to emerge here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t truly tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the hop to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the reaction.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build innumerable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to show up here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t indeed tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the hop to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the reaction.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build innumerable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same lumps as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to show up here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t indeed tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the leap to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
THE LEGO CAR BLOG
Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the response.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build innumerable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to show up here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t truly tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the hop to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
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LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the reaction.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the lumps you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build innumerable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same chunks as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to show up here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t truly tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the hop to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.
31070, THE LEGO CAR BLOG
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Tagged with thirty one thousand seventy
LEGO’s official ten thousand two hundred forty eight Ferrari F40 set received an excellent review here at The Lego Car Blog. However, it is a set that may be out of reach for many due to its fairly hefty pricing. Well fear not, because Amaman may have the reaction.
LEGO’s thirty one thousand seventy Turbo Track Racer set is around half the price of its Ferrari counterpart, but contains all the chunks you need (plus a few you don’t) to build a wonderful Ferrari F40 replica. Amaman’s excellent F40 recreation is accurate enough it could be passed off as an official set in its own right, and when you’re bored with it thirty one thousand seventy provides a wealth of parts to build innumerable other vehicular creations.
You can check out Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternative Ferrari F40 on both MOCpages and Flickr, and you can see two alternate thirty one thousand seventy alternates by clicking here and here. Then go and buy the set and see what you can create!
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The Elves, peeved that this week’s earlier Guest Blog meant no meal token for them, have taken it upon themselves to rectify the situation. And rectify it they have. Built from the very same lumps as Nathanael Kuipers’ ‘Retro Roaster‘, Amaman’s ‘Sports Car’ utilises only the parts found within the official LEGO Creator thirty one thousand seventy set to create a gloriously sleek coupe. Part Jaguar E-Type, part Porsche 944, all brilliant, there’s more to see of Amaman’s thirty one thousand seventy Alternate at both MOCpages and Flickr.
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Creating Alternatives
Here at The Lego Car Blog we like to think we’re one of the most inclusive Lego sites on the ‘net. This is handy as we’re also fairly possibly one of the laziest. Thus packing in for us today as a guest blogger is reader Markus Schlegel, who suggested a creation to us via the Feedback page. Over to Markus…
Regular readers of The Lego Car Blog will know that you don’t need a thousand bricks to build a decent Lego car. Sometimes you only even need a single official set to show up here and make the Elves go crazy. The master of alternate MOCs Nathanael Kuipers has done so by using only parts from the recently released official thirty one thousand seventy Lego Creator Turbo Track Racer. We can’t truly tell if his Retro Roadster is more of a Cobra or of a Corvette, but what we can tell is that it looks magnificent from every single angle. Click the links to make the leap to Flickr or MOCpages and see more pictures of this alternate masterp iece.