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Along with the McLaren F1, that is.
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The Pagani Huayra price tag starts at $3.4 Million Dollars for 2020. Inside rests a V12 twin turbo charged power plant that yields an 800 HP on a car that weighs just 2,755 #'s with a carbon-titanium HP62 body.
Car and Driver; www.caranddriver.com/pagani/huayra
To me, this car is worth the price just for the side mirrors ;_-) !
Today I went to Limburg in the south of the Netherlands as a photographer for 'Rit rond de Rivieren'. This was a nice tour through the hills in the south, and there were some very interesting participants. Among them was this stunning LaFerrari, and it defenitely was a strange sight to see a hypercar like this on a small back road!
Btw, shot was taken with a Nikon D610 which a friend lent to me, really love the quality of this thing!
When Bert the Bear decides to do a photo shoot, he pulls out all the stops. He managed to get together 9 Pagani's, the new Bugatti Chiron, 2 LaFerrari's, 2 Maserati MC12s and other crazy exotics at his castle.
Here is my latest LEGO creation - a 1:16 scale model of the LaFerrari. When it first launched in 2013, I was not a fan of the design. However, the LaFerrari has grown on me over time and even though it's now 8 years old, its styling is still fresh in my opinion.
Building a LEGO model of the LaFerrari proved to be quite a challenge, as the real one has many complex curves and intricate shapes that were difficult to replicate. Whereas most of my other creations have one or two areas that I can pinpoint as being the most difficult to build, this one was simply difficult as a whole. In the end, I am happy with the end result and it is a nice addition to my shelf alongside its predecessor, the Enzo Ferrari.
As usual, this creation features opening doors, trunk, and engine cover.
Instructions are available on Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-95553/
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