MCGWERKS
Lego Porsche 911 GT2 RS
I started this project with the intention of building a GT2, but then I realized that there are tons of amazing 911s out there. So I'd been wanting to build a car in dark turquoise ever since the Vintage car GWP came out, and I figured it would work really well for a Porsche as it looks very similar to Miami Blue. I had to use my Dremel to cut the fronts off the fenders to fit the headlights and cut two 2x3 wedge plates into 2x2s for the front, but it turned out quite nicely. The sides are ludicrously simple, just curved slopes. The whole thing has an extreme rake, which gives it a very aggressive Porsche GT car look. The rear is also very simple, but I'm very happy with how the diffuser came out. The wing is kind of a lazy design, nothing fancy. Another one of my favorite parts of the build is the center front air intake formed with brackets, which made a really clean front bumper. Instructions can be found at Rebrickable by searching for "brickengineeringdude gt2 rs"
Lego Porsche 911 GT2 RS
I started this project with the intention of building a GT2, but then I realized that there are tons of amazing 911s out there. So I'd been wanting to build a car in dark turquoise ever since the Vintage car GWP came out, and I figured it would work really well for a Porsche as it looks very similar to Miami Blue. I had to use my Dremel to cut the fronts off the fenders to fit the headlights and cut two 2x3 wedge plates into 2x2s for the front, but it turned out quite nicely. The sides are ludicrously simple, just curved slopes. The whole thing has an extreme rake, which gives it a very aggressive Porsche GT car look. The rear is also very simple, but I'm very happy with how the diffuser came out. The wing is kind of a lazy design, nothing fancy. Another one of my favorite parts of the build is the center front air intake formed with brackets, which made a really clean front bumper. Instructions can be found at Rebrickable by searching for "brickengineeringdude gt2 rs"