Ydna

I had a free week and I decided to create a model of the FC in Lego.
I used the Lego digital designer software because I don't have that much parts I needed for the model.
the scale should be around 1/24 when assembled. Lego is not known for getting ultra-detailled models, but I think it looks good.
around 420 parts

chatchie

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You must build it first. Then the applause will come.

87 t-66

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+1

Hypertek

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hard to distingush it as an FC, has that celica supra style front end But thats cool i didnt know Lego had software for people to make their own stuff.. and just being a matter of going out and buying all 420 pieces lol

Stevetotheo

i think if you design it they will sell it to you as a kit rather than you having to go hunt down each part. Pretty nifty really. Way to go lego....leggo my eggo? wait what.

smokie

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lmbo......i love it

championadrien

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Looks awesome. The rear is a little weird though. Its hard to get an accurate look because its such a small scale (1/24). But still awesome work.

mazdaverx713b

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not sure i dig the front chin spoiler... either way would love to see it built!

DC 91 fc3s

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needs more camber lol

driftxsequence

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make it 1/10th scale!

The CzAR

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Porsche 944?

Ydna

yeah I also want to change the front, but it is hard to form the OEM spoiler, I think I will change it.
@championadrien: what should I change on the rear?

btw: Lego does offer to send all parts of the models created by the LDD software including package and manual styling. But for this model it would cost around $85, which is also the reason I only posted the 3D images.

need-a-t2

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yeah, it's really sad how expensive legos are these days.

also, are you the same Ydna as on pbnation and shocker owners?

Ydna

nope, it is just "Andy" written backwards

here is a different front, which should look more stock

Hazard15301

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As a child to teenager, I ate, breathed, and dreamed about legos. My question is, how would you physically build this part? It's one thing to do it on a computer, but I don't know of any brick that can make an angle like that.

Cypher_Icel

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There is a small hinge piece attached to the roof to allow that angle. Looks like you put alot of work into the design, now just build it cause thats the fun part.

-Crash-

LOL! the OP is just copying this dude...

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...26tbs%3Disch:1

beefhole

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Me too. You'd be amazed at the pieces you'll see today. I am 27 now, and I saw what my little cousins have (they have A LOT). There is a piece for everything you can possibly imagine.

Ydna

I almost used parts which were available 10 years ago. this small prisms didn't exist and these round one I used for the fenders.

The pic below shows the stone I used for the A-pillar

Actually I am numbering how many stones of each kind I need, the software does not has an option for this

NoPistons!

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http://www.google.com/images?q=lego%...N&hl=en&tab=wi

People have been doing this for a while. Some of these are stock sets.


ANNNNNND i grew up playing with legos which explains why i dick around with cars, bikes or anything else that has moving or static parts i can combine to make something cool.