AWD
This red rally car is the work of Nico71 over on Brickshelf. Nico’s a master of Technic functions (we’ve featured a few of his models before) and his latest utilises LEGO’s Power Functions motors for...
View ArticleA Real Mammoth
Work in Progress is the description. So far we can see this amazing crane looks… er… amazing, and we can’t really put our finger on what work is left to do. LiftingBricks on Flickr is the creator of...
View ArticleThe British Icon
The Elves are still beavering away, bringing us the best creations from around the world. Today this Technic Range Rover by Rabbitdesign MB caught their attention, with the neat combo of loads of...
View ArticleOne Man Went To Mow…
The unsung hero of neat lawns everywhere, the butterfly mower keeps golf courses, playing fields and country house grounds well groomed. Seen here attached to a thumping great red tractor, this one is...
View ArticleRally Classic
This lovely Technic supercar is the legendary Lancia Fulvia HF, a car that won the World Rally Championship and put Lancia on the map as a maker of seriously good fast saloon cars (before it all went...
View ArticleWalking on Sunshine
Summer is finally starting to find its way to The Lego Car Blog Towers, and its imminent arrival has given the Elves a sunny disposition, resulting in a yellow day here at the blog. We like yellow, so...
View ArticleMagnificent 7
Sheepo, probably the best Lego Technic vehicle builder in the world right now, is back with a bang. This incredible Caterham 7 is his latest work. The remarkably accurate bodywork is constructed almost...
View ArticleRocket Red
Everyone knows that red is the fastest colour. It’s a scientifically proven fact. Using the racing colour of choice to great effect are Hot Rod Vince with his ‘Little Racing Bike’, and Tyler Sky with...
View ArticleGun Rack
This ridiculously fun looking buggy is apparently Light Strike Vehicle (LSV), as used by the Singapore Army. To us it appears to be a Baja Racer with a gun mounted on the front, and is therefore...
View Article100% Supercar
Well, it is a Lamborghini, after all. It’s a Technic Supercar too, with the full suite of steering, engine, gearbox (5+R) and suspension – the latter by pushrods, no less. Francisco Hartley is your...
View ArticleBike Boxing
Welcome to today’s fight! Iiiin the red corner, weighing in at six huuuundred pieces, Billy ‘The Bludgeon’ Burg‘s Duuuucatti! Aaaand in the blue corner, weighing in at one huuuundred pieces, Hot Rod...
View ArticleRussian Monster
This incredible vehicle is a MAZ 7907, built in the 1980s to transport Russian missiles. It was propelled by over 1200bhp, had 24 wheels (all driven), and was more than 28 meters long. Only two were...
View ArticleClassic Scania
This beautiful classic Scania LT146 dump truck is the work of TLCB favourite Dennis Bosman, also know as legotrucks. The LT146 was almost a year in the making, and not only is it incredibly accurate in...
View ArticleSchool Run
Veeborg Automotive Industries brings you a revolution in urban SUVs, with the new Veeborg APC. Parking is a doddle; the APC will fit in any space, even if there’s a vehicle already occupying it. We...
View ArticleCenturion
History teachers think a Centurion is a Roman soldier in command of 100 men. The Lego Car Blog staff think it’s a drinking game involving 100 shots a beer*. Lucio Switch has come up with a third...
View ArticleA Grand Father Clock and a Basket of Eggs
Friend of The Lego Car Blog, Nick Barrett, is back with – surprisingly – something he has built twice before. This glorious Citroen 2CV is his third version of the French Peoples’ Car. Each iteration...
View ArticleGroup(s) of the Month – Thirdwigg and 1nxtmonster
It’s time for the welcome return of the Group of the Month segment here at The Lego Car Blog! And by ‘Group’ this time we mean ‘Blog’. And by ‘Month’ we actually mean ‘However long it until we write...
View ArticleWild Hog
This beautiful Harley Davidson, found by one of our Elves on MOCpages, created much excitement within our chaotic workforce. The office was ransacked of all brooms, mops and rulers, which were quickly...
View ArticleYou’ve Come A Long Way, Baby.
Welcome to The Lego Car Blog’s latest comparison of old and new Technic models; this time, excavators. Some genres of Technic model age better than others – a 1977 tractor is every bit as good as a...
View ArticleTechnic Control Centre III
The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird. The fastest plane ever built. The first to use stealth technology. And, according to Michael Bay, a Decepticon Transformer too. This most unbelievable of aircraft was...
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