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Instructions for this minifigure-scale model of a late 1970s Ford F150 XLT are available now on Rebrickable!
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Think SAAB.
While the 3-Door 900 Aero is the first SAAB that might come to mind, the coolest is probably the Aero Convertible. A full four seats, plus all the usual SAAB coolness added up to a pretty compelling package. The ultimate colour, was of course, yellow, but black and red were OK too.
The SAAB 900 Convertible wasn’t super fast, but it didn’t need to be, the style was the key, and the convertible had it in spades.
The engine bay was constrained though, so SAAB’s route to performance was turbocharging. All SAABs had been FWD too, though this tended to limit how much torque could be transferred to the road smoothly.
For SAAB, this was a high point. The marque was sold on to General Motors, the second generation 900, based of the GM Cavalier platform, never captured the hearts of the buying public as the Classic 900 model had.
Being October, which had always been the LUGNuts anniversary month, this 1987 SAAB 900 Turbo 16S Convertible has been built to the 85th challenge theme 'Like, Totally 80s'.
By popular demand, this model is available on my Rebrickable account.
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-92080/AbFab74/mercedes-300-sl-sp...
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-92080/AbFab74/mercedes-300-sl-sp...
Instruction: download here
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Dimensions: 18.5x46x15 studs
Weight: 952 g
Functions:
1. HoG (detachable)
2. Working steering wheel in the cab
3. Working V8 engine
4. Openable all doors, hood and trunk
5. Detailed exterior and interior
6. Adjustable seats
7. Modular building
I combined a free Renegade / Cruiser adapter MOC I found on Rebrickable with the cockpit from the Blacktron Cruiser GWP. This will go on my copy of the Renegade I'll hopefully be buying next week, replacing the newer set's cockpit. (NOTE: There are a bunch of parts missing! This will be rectified when it's built in real life.) The Blacktron MOC on Rebrickable I modified is by user Brickstertwo and can be found here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-205027/Brickstertwo/blacktron-cr...
NOTE: The adapter MOC by Brickstertwo only covers the rearmost four studs of what you see in my pic. The rest is from the GWP, in case you're wondering. (The Blacktron logo is my own design, too.)
Think SAAB.
While the 3-Door 900 Aero is the first SAAB that might come to mind, the coolest is probably the Aero Convertible. A full four seats, plus all the usual SAAB coolness added up to a pretty compelling package. The ultimate colour, was of course, yellow, but black and red were OK too.
The SAAB 900 Convertible wasn’t super fast, but it didn’t need to be, the style was the key, and the convertible had it in spades.
The engine bay was constrained though, so SAAB’s route to performance was turbocharging. All SAABs had been FWD too, though this tended to limit how much torque could be transferred to the road smoothly.
For SAAB, this was a high point. The marque was sold on to General Motors, the second generation 900, based of the GM Cavalier platform, never captured the hearts of the buying public as the Classic 900 model had.
Being October, which had always been the LUGNuts anniversary month, this 1987 SAAB 900 Turbo 16S Convertible has been built to the 85th challenge theme 'Like, Totally 80s'.
By popular demand, this model is available on my Rebrickable account.
Instruction: download here
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Link to functions representation: watch video
Designed model is based on the Ford Bronco revealed in 2020. During creation of this model, modular build concept is used to simplify the building process by splitting the overall process on three stages.
Dimensions: 16 x 38 x 19 stud
Weight: 738 g
Functions:
- HoG (detachable)
- Working steering wheel in the cab
- Front independent suspension
- Rear 3 link suspension
- Working engine
- Openable doors, hood, trunk
- Detailed exterior and interior
- Adjustable seats
- Modular building
This is my 5,000 follower (Instagram) free instructions which are now available for download on @rebrickable under the page mkbricks25
In 2013, Lockheed Martin proposed a successor to the legendary SR-71 Blackbird, which was retired in 1998. The rationale behind this proposal was that there was a coverage gap between surveillance satellites, as one would have to wait for a satellite’s orbit to line up with a target. To be practical, the new aircraft would have to fly faster than the SR-71 to avoid modern air defenses and close that surveillance gap. The proposed concept was a hypersonic stealth UAV that was to be propelled by the simultaneous use of turbojets and scramjets. The SR-72 would have a top speed in excess of Mach 6 or 6751.97 ft/sec (almost twice the top speed of the SR-71’s Mach 3.2). While the IRL SR-72 exists only on paper, Top Gun: Maverick delivered us the first believable hypersonic aircraft on the big screen.
TGM’s take on the SR-72 is a manned hypersonic stealth aircraft with a top speed of around Mach 10. It is important to note that ridiculously fast speed is not entirely Hollywood. In 2004, NASA’s X-43 scramjet reached a record speed of Mach 9.6. In addition, the prop used in filming was constructed by the infamous Skunk Works, and it was so believable that China repositioned a spy satellite to observe it. In conclusion, TGM has shed light on a new, and exciting realm of high-speed aeronautics that is pushing the envelope of what man can do.
Dimensions of the movie prop are unavailable, so I used the IRL SR-72’s reported dimensions. The Darkstar in 1:72 scale would likely be smaller than this model; but nonetheless, I am still very happy with how this model turned out. I am still a little iffy on the windshields, but the only way to achieve the exact shape would be to print it. The model has retractable main gear and the nose gear can be removed, so the underside of the model is flush for “flight”. I hope y'all enjoy it, and happy building!
The first of four ‘Pike’ cars from Nissan – the 1991 Figaro was a retro design draped over the conventional Nissan Micra platform. The Figaro was reminiscent of classic British, French and Italian convertible cars from the 1950s.
More formally the car is known as a fixed-profile convertible, one where the B-pillar connects to the windscreen, but the rear window and roof retract.
Externally the car was available from the factory in one of four hues representing the seasons: Topaz Mist (Autumn), Emerald Green (Spring), Pale Aqua (Summer) and Lapis Grey (Winter). The car continued the retro theme inside where the car was finished in off-white, and had a soft-feel dashboard top. Subsequently many cars have been refinished in a more conventional palette.
The Figaro was not a rapid car, being powered by the Micra’s 1.0 L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine producing 76 hp (57 kW). Peed was not the cars purpose though – rather to be a distinctive and fun mode of transport in a sea of boring grey and white hatchbacks.
And that, it does very well.
Instructions to build this Nissan Figaro model area available of Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-49210/lego911/nissan-figaro-121-...
Being October, which had always been the LUGNuts anniversary month, this Nissan Figaro has been built to the 117th challenge theme 'A Cult Following'.
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️ A tropical Island beach ️
This MOC shows a tropical Island discovered from adventures. They have landed here on the beach side to start new adventures. They took lots of things with them such as boxes and chests filled with food or other resources and they even made a campfire already!
☠️ Highlights of the Build:
1. Realistic Water! The light blue colored water makes it feel like you are in the warm Caribbeans!
2. Realistic Palms! The Palms make it feel like a tropical Island with their curved tribes.
3. Story time! The fact that there aren't any minifigures in this MOC leaves space for an exciting story to happen with your own imaginations and your own minifigs.
Credits:
Inspiration: Arylego (www.flickr.com/photos/130277129@N03/)
The first of four ‘Pike’ cars from Nissan – the 1991 Figaro was a retro design draped over the conventional Nissan Micra platform. The Figaro was reminiscent of classic British, French and Italian convertible cars from the 1950s.
More formally the car is known as a fixed-profile convertible, one where the B-pillar connects to the windscreen, but the rear window and roof retract.
Externally the car was available from the factory in one of four hues representing the seasons: Topaz Mist (Autumn), Emerald Green (Spring), Pale Aqua (Summer) and Lapis Grey (Winter). The car continued the retro theme inside where the car was finished in off-white, and had a soft-feel dashboard top. Subsequently many cars have been refinished in a more conventional palette.
The Figaro was not a rapid car, being powered by the Micra’s 1.0 L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine producing 76 hp (57 kW). Peed was not the cars purpose though – rather to be a distinctive and fun mode of transport in a sea of boring grey and white hatchbacks.
And that, it does very well.
Instructions to build this Nissan Figaro model area available of Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-49210/lego911/nissan-figaro-121-...
Being October, which had always been the LUGNuts anniversary month, this Nissan Figaro has been built to the 117th challenge theme 'A Cult Following'.
Darth Maul’s Sith Infiltrator set 75383, rebuilt only using pieces from the set! Free instructions are on Rebrickable, link in my profile or below…
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rebrickable.com/users/ron_mcphatty/mocs
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This has been an absolute blast to do, one of the rare projects where I play with the actual Lego and dive back into Studio when it’s all done. I think I’ve managed to improve the proportions, the lower half of the ball now looks more rounded, the wings have a very subtle curve, the nose is a bit sleeker with that area in front of the ball slimmed down to something much less bulky.
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The ship is still solid and swooshable, the droid-dropping feature is gone but there’s still space for a couple of the droids and the cockpit will still hold Maul on his little hovering Sith Vespa thing.
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Best of all, no extra pieces required 😊
This is my 5,000 follower (Instagram) free instructions which are now available for download on @rebrickable under the page mkbricks25
In 2013, Lockheed Martin proposed a successor to the legendary SR-71 Blackbird, which was retired in 1998. The rationale behind this proposal was that there was a coverage gap between surveillance satellites, as one would have to wait for a satellite’s orbit to line up with a target. To be practical, the new aircraft would have to fly faster than the SR-71 to avoid modern air defenses and close that surveillance gap. The proposed concept was a hypersonic stealth UAV that was to be propelled by the simultaneous use of turbojets and scramjets. The SR-72 would have a top speed in excess of Mach 6 or 6751.97 ft/sec (almost twice the top speed of the SR-71’s Mach 3.2). While the IRL SR-72 exists only on paper, Top Gun: Maverick delivered us the first believable hypersonic aircraft on the big screen.
TGM’s take on the SR-72 is a manned hypersonic stealth aircraft with a top speed of around Mach 10. It is important to note that ridiculously fast speed is not entirely Hollywood. In 2004, NASA’s X-43 scramjet reached a record speed of Mach 9.6. In addition, the prop used in filming was constructed by the infamous Skunk Works, and it was so believable that China repositioned a spy satellite to observe it. In conclusion, TGM has shed light on a new, and exciting realm of high-speed aeronautics that is pushing the envelope of what man can do.
Dimensions of the movie prop are unavailable, so I used the IRL SR-72’s reported dimensions. The Darkstar in 1:72 scale would likely be smaller than this model; but nonetheless, I am still very happy with how this model turned out. I am still a little iffy on the windshields, but the only way to achieve the exact shape would be to print it. The model has retractable main gear and the nose gear can be removed, so the underside of the model is flush for “flight”. I hope y'all enjoy it, and happy building!
Instructions are available for purchase on Rebrickable here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-119382
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Instructions available for the Ford Mustang S195 Tuskegee Special Edition on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-48918/lego911/ford-mustang-s195-...
Instructions available for matching North American Mustang P51D Tuskegee Aircraft also available of Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-48921/lego911/aircraft-north-ame...
Ford Motor Company has built a number of Special Edition vehicles over the years to honour particular Service groups. Most of these vehicles have been Mustang derivatives.
The model here, the 2012 Ford Mustang Red Tails Edition honours the Tuskegee Airmen. This group of African-American Airmen, part of the 332nd Fighter Group flew in various North American P-51 Mustang Fighters during WWIII. The aircraft were known for their distinctive ‘red tails’, and this colour scheme has been reproduced on the road-going Mustang car.
The Mustang car receives a Whipple supercharger added to the 5.0 L V8, lifting power beyond the standard GT’s 420 hp. The car also receives a number of other ‘go-fast’ modifications, along with special Recaro seats.
The Red Tail Edition joins a number of other special edition Mustangs, including the 2008 Mustang AV8R (F22 Raptor-inspired), 2009 AV-X10 ‘Dearborn Doll’, 2010 SR-71 Blackbird Mustang and 2011 Blue Angels Mustang.
As for most of the models built his November, the Ford Mustang Tuskegee Special Edition is a major redesign of a previously created model. In LUGNuts there was a build challenge named 'Redo or Redemption' just for this type of build.
Building instructions at:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-149694/DS3D/31133-bodyguard-spid...
This 31133 alternate build is a Tachikoma type robot. It can transport and protect its Client.
Two additional weapons can be attached to the ''shoulders'' for tricky missions. Without them in a civilian mode it looks slick and clean. I built it so it has minimal joint exposure and maximal shielding.
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-96556/AbFab74/ferrari-laferrari-...
New Projects! Lego World War II Vehicles.
At first i started with the German PZKPW VI (Panzerkampfwagen VI), better known as Tiger. More models will follow.
If you are interested in the instruction, you´re welcome to visit my Rebrickable site, my Bricksafe site, or my eBay Shop
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Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-97629/AbFab74/moc-ferrari-f50-sp...
This is my own creation (MOC) of Senko from the anime Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san (The Helpful Fox Senko-san).
►This is a premium MOC. You can purchase the instructions and view the parts list in my Rebrickable post here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-46331/BrickHugger171/senko-the-h...
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New Projects! Lego World War II Vehicles.
At first i started with the German PZKPW VI (Panzerkampfwagen VI), better known as Tiger. More models will follow.
If you are interested in the instruction, you´re welcome to visit my Rebrickable site, my Bricksafe site, or my eBay Shop
rebrickable.com/users/Brickbrothers-Germany/mocs/