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The definition of Frank Herbert's Dune series may be found in its myriad of sophisticated analogue technology. Of all this tech, ornithopters are arguably the most iconic. Their dragonfly-like movements provide relatively safe passage over the treacherous sands of the desert planet Arrakis and are a key pillar of the House Atreides "desert power."

Their rhythmic undulations are no longer a thing of science fiction with the release of LEGO® Icons 10327 Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter. While the hefty set doesn't fly, it doesn't let down fans who have long yearned to see 'thopter wings move in complex reality. With an overview of the sand-skipping ornithopter's parts and minifigures completed, New Elementary swoops in again for a look at this fascinating set's build and functions.

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Breaking Bad, aka The Best Thing That’s Ever Been On Television, nailed its car choices. Walter White’s Aztek, the Fleetwood RV meth lab, Mike Ehrmantraut’s old sedans, Gus Fring’s understated Volvo… each was perfectly cast.

The final vehicle in the series was this, a 1981 Chevrolet El Camino, its owner recently deceased, used in Jesse Pinkman’s escape and subsequent movie of the same name.

Constructed by previous bloggee Jakub Marcisz, this Model Team recreation of Breaking Bad’s last car includes opening doors and hood, working steering, a detailed interior, and a realistic engine, with lots more to see on Flickr.

Building instructions are available, you can click the link above to take a look, and here to see that final scene.

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Many of you have been asking here on the site and across our social channels about the delays in adding new elements to the LEGO® Pick a Brick (PaB) online service. We have an update from LEGO, and it is not good news in the short term.

In early January 2024 we received a list of new elements that were to be added later that month to PaB, but this didn't happen. Furthermore, readers say some 5000 existing elements have now been removed from the PaB "Standard" assortment. These elements will return, and the new parts will be added - but the estimated date for this is now March.

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Whilst the Trans-Am is driven by shady gamblers, the Mustang by jocks who crash almost immediately, and the Challenger by morons, the Corvette has a rather different consumer base.

Despite on the face of it being a rather similar vehicle to the aforementioned threats to public safety, the Chevrolet Corvette is owned exclusively by balding recently-divorced golf enthusiasts, who spend more time polishing them than they do behind the wheel.

Which perhaps makes the Corvette, along with the Lexus ES, the safest car in America.

This splendid example is a 1970s ‘C3’ generation, as constructed beautifully by previous bloggee Szunyogh Balázs. There’s an opening hood, opening doors, and a detailed drivetrain, with much more to see on Flickr. Click here to get polishing before you head to the golf club.

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The early design philosophy of LEGO’s Classic Space theme was to take an item of mundane earthly equipment, paint it grey, and add a satellite dish. Cue Dump trucks, mini-diggers, floor-buffers, and – in this case – a horse-box and trailer.

Taking LEGO’s 452 ‘Mobile Ground Tracking Station’ (aka Space Horsebox), Flickr’s Frost (aka TFDesigns!) has rebooted the vintage set with parts four decades newer, to marvellous effect.

Opening the rear reveals no horse, but handily there’s an array of delightfully spacey equipment available to track one down.

There’s more of Frost’s fantastic 452 Redux to see at his photostream, and you can join the Classic Space shenanigans via the link above.

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Febrovery might be raging, but sci-fi builds don’t have to have wheels. Cue previous bloggee Rubblemaker, whose trio of M-Tron spacecraft update the vintage LEGO theme to a new, and frankly rather weird, place.

From left to right there’s the ‘M:OTH‘, designed to chop through vegetation like a giant space salad-maker, the ‘SALAMANDER‘, so called because it looks exactly nothing like a salamander, and the ‘CHOMP‘, which uses the power of crystals to harvest magnetic particles, much like Tina doing yoga in her van.

There’s more to see of each unearthly creation on Flickr, and you can make the jump to space via the links above.

https://thelegocarblog.com/2024/02/05/cyber-monday-2/

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While the LEGO® Friends theme often portrays small, independent businesses, it also gets a fair share of public services. The health services take place in 42621 Heartlake City Hospital which is a name that might sound familiar to you as there is a LEGO Friends set from 2020 with the exactly same name - 41394 Heartlake City Hospital. Comparisons with it show just how far the LEGO Friends theme has come; not only during its 12-year run, but also just within this decade. Heartlake City has been rebooted, so let's find out how its hospital has changed with it.

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Discovered by one of our Elves on Eurobricks, this fantastic model is an Iveco T-Way, a heavy-duty 8×4 truck outfitted – in this case – as a huge tipper.

Built by previous bloggee mpj, the truck includes remote control drive on the rear two axles, steering on the front two, all-axle suspension, and – of course – a massive tipping body driven by a motorised linear actuator.

LEGO’s Powered-Up components allow the truck to be operated via bluetooth, and you can see more (and find a link to building instructions) at the Eurobricks forum. Click the link above for a big tip.

https://thelegocarblog.com/2024/02/04/big-tip/

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Febrovery is back for another year, when the Online Lego Community comes together to build various planetary roving vehicles in innumurable styles and themes.

This is spaceruner‘s, a small 6×6 single-occupant articulated pick-up, used to transport various spacey items and/or whatever crystals LEGO have determined are part of the plot this week.

Oh, and it also comes with a gigantic 10×10 mobile command centre.

Yes, spaceruner’s entry for this year’s Febrovery includes a rover (and several other small craft) within its enormity. Manned by a crew of eight, with a vast interior, landing pad, crane, plus a wide assortment of tools, vehicles, and other space-related accompaniments, spaceruner’s astonishing Spyrius ‘CX-1 Basilisk’ is one of the most impressive sci-fi creations we’ve ever seen.

A spectacular array of imagery showcases the creation superbly, and there’s more to see of spaceruner’s rover (and the mobile command centre if that’s what you’re into) on Flickr. Click the link above to make the jump.

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#TeamLH #Blessed #Vegan #JoiningFerrarifortheMoney

Shock Formula 1 news this week, as the most successful driver of all time is due to depart the team with whom he has won six World Championships to join Scuderia Ferrari at the end of the 2024 season.

Lewis Hamilton is looking for his eighth title, to take him clear of sharing the championship record with Michael Schumacher, and thinks Ferrari might be the team to do it (despite their long-time strategy of buying past champions, and promptly consigning their winning streak to history). There may also be some money involved.

Cue #TeamLH, surely at the bottom of even the filthy cesspit that is ‘X’, losing their collective minds, and 2024’s Mercedes-AMG F1 W15 being the team’s last to be driven by Lewis.

But back to 2023 – when Hamilton was definitely never ever leaving Mercedes-AMG – and two new LEGO Technic sets that add the season’s second best car to the 2024 Technic line-up; These are the brand new Technic 42165 Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 E Performance Pull-Back and Technic 42171 Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 E Performance.

Technic 42165 Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 E Performance Pull-Back

Constructed from 240 pieces and aimed at ages 7+, the Technic 42165 Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 E Performance Pull-Back, which we won’t be referring to by its full title again, brings Hamilton’s 2023 Formula 1 racer to bedroom floors for a pocket-money price.

With accurate shaping and livery, plus authentic sponsorship decals, 42165 looks fantastic (even if it doesn’t have slick tyres…. again), making it perhaps the best Pull-Back Technic set LEGO have ever created.

But it’s also $27/£21, which is about twice the price that Technic Pull-Backs used to be. Thus despite being the best ever Pull-Back Technic set, it might simultaneously be the worst $27/£21 one, with no technical features whatsoever.

For #TeamLH* we suspect that won’t matter though, and if you’re among them you can get your hands on the new 42165 Pull-Back when it goes on sale later this year.

Technic 42171 Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 E Performance

At six times the pieces and nine times the price, this is 42165’s (much) bigger brother; the brand new LEGO Technic 42171 Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 E Performance.

Aimed at ages 18+, 42171 recreates Lewis Hamilton’s 2023 Formula 1 car at a huge 1:8 scale and, unlike the recent non-specific 42141 Technic McLaren Formula 1 Race Car set, is a true replica of its real-world counterpart.

With accurate sponsorship decals and awesome new slick tyres (hurrah!!), 42171 certainly looks the part, but is perhaps a bit light on the technical bits. There’s working steering, a V6 engine and rear differential, an opening rear wing mimicking DRS, and… that’s it. Which is about as much a set costing a quarter of the price. And that price is $220/£190.

Thus despite its 1,520 pieces, 42171 is going to be a rather exclusive set. Which is suitably Formula 1. Expect to see those ace new tyres opening up a world of new creations though…

*If #TeamLH discover that LEGO included an Ayrton Senna mini-figure in the Icons 10330 McLaren MP4/4 set, but that neither of these Mercedes-AMG F1 sets include a miniature Lewis Hamilton, Twitter’s going to explode.

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LEGO and McLaren have been hard at work, because the Speed Champions 76919 2023 McLaren Formula 1 Race Car is not the only new McLaren Formula 1 set to arrive in 2024. This is the new LEGO Icons 10330 McLaren MP4/4 & Ayrton Senna!

Arriving in March of this year, 10330 brings one of Formula 1’s most famous cars to the Icons range; the McLaren-Honda MP4/4, which – in the hands of Aytron Senna and Alain Prost – won an incredible 15 of the 16 races in the 1988 Formula 1 season, and gave Senna his first Driver’s World Championship.

The first LEGO set to wear the Honda badge (which means we might get to see more Honda sets in future), 10330 is constructed from 693 pieces and includes working steering, a detailed (but non-working) replica of the RA168E V6 turbo engine, suspension (we’re guessing rubber blocks rather than springs here…), plus authentic slick tyres and sponsors. Those tyres will be particularly exciting for many Lego fans, who’ve never yet had access to non-treaded rubber.

But what of the 10330 McLaren MP4/4 & Ayrton Senna set’s ‘& Senna’ bit? Well, the late Ayrton Senna’s name is a carefully curated brand in its own right these days, and 10330 duly comes with an inappropriately-sized mini-figure that looks vaguely like him.

With under 700 pieces yet costing $80/£70, we’d rather have saved a few quid to not have the pointless mini-figure and additional branding associated with it though. Still, LEGO no doubt calculated the ‘& Senna’ bit resonates with the set’s 18+ target age group, and thus kinda-Senna is here holding a cup and looking rather superfluous to the racing car in which he drove.

Dubious mini-figure inclusion and high price aside, the LEGO Icons 10330 McLaren MP4/4 (& Senna) set does look rather excellent, and you’ll be able to get your hands on one when they reach stores in March of this year.

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The piston engine, a staple fixture in any mid-size Technic vehicle and up, will one day become a rarity. The immediate future of propulsion is electric, and it’s surely not long before Technic sets shift to reflect their real-world counterparts.

Previous bloggee and Master MOCer Thirdwigg is there already, with this neat ‘eHatch’, a small, all-wheel-drive electric hot hatchback.

A brick built ‘motor’ in each axle is driven as the wheels turn, the front wheels steer by both ‘HOG’ and the steering wheel, and the doors and hood open too.

Free building instructions are available if you fancy going electric yourself, and you can find them along with further details and imagery at both Eurobricks and Flickr.

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During our reveal of the 2024 LEGO Speed Champions sets, fans may have noticed that one number, 76919, was missing. Well it’s missing no more; this is the brand new 76919 2023 McLaren Formula 1 Race Car!

Replicating last year’s podium-placing McLaren MCL60 racing car (although peculiarly not called that), 76919 recreates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri’s 2023 challenger from 245 papaya and black pieces, and about the same number of stickers.

It’s here we’d normally bemoan the stickerage, but in the case of a Formula 1 car, where the real thing wears sponsors on every inch of bodywork, they create wonderful authenticity. Every real McLaren Team sponsor is included, even the dodgy crypto-currency ones, whilst the slick tyres wear accurate Pirelli-printed tyres too.

The new 76919 2023 McLaren Formula 1 Race Car will reach stores in March of 2024, and we’re hoping it’s the start of many more LEGO Speed Champions replica F1 racers.

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Endurance racing is about to get properly exciting. After years of single team dominance due to limited competition, this year nineteen entrants across nine manufacturers will compete for the outright win.

One of several new or returning manufacturers, BMW will rejoin the top tier of endurance racing nearly a quarter of a century since they competed with this, the wild V12 LMR.

Using the same the engine as the Le Mans winning McLaren F1 GTR, the BMW V12 LM was developed with then-Formula 1 World Champions Williams, and deployed the new open-cockpit prototype rules against the old-school sports car designs in use by other teams. And it was… rubbish.

Slow, unreliable, and retiring after just a few dozen laps, the 1998 car was a disaster. So BMW and Williams started again, and returned in 1999 with this, the radically re-designed V12 LMR.

The all-new bodywork transformed the car, with it qualifying on pole and winning the first race it entered, at the 12 Hours of Sebring.

The big prize however was Le Mans, and despite fierce competition from Audi, Toyota, Nissan, Mercedes-Benz and others, it was a BMW V12 LMR that took (perhaps thanks to a little bit of luck) the overall win. Quite a turnaround from the embarrassment of the year before.

The team entered again in 2000, but a decade-long period of total Audi dominance had begun, and thus BMW withdrew the V12 LMR before the season was up.

BMW turned their attention instead to Formula 1, where the team continued their successful partnership with Williams. Thus without the V12 LMR, a BMW engine may never again have powered a race-winning Formula 1 car.

Suggested to us by a reader, PROTOTYP. of Flickr remembers BMW’s Le Mans glory with his fantastic V12 LMR model, riding atop 3D-printed replica wheels and with stunning period-correct vinyl decals.

Superbly presented, there’s more of the model to see at PROTOTYP.’s ‘BMW LMR LMP Le Mans 1999’ album, and you can click the link above to jump back to Le Mans 1999. BMW will sure be remembering it too, as they return to Le Mans later this year, some 25 years on…

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The annual space-based buildathon that is Febrovery is here for another year, in which a myriad of mini-figure scale lunar rover of all shapes, themes, colours and sizes will join the thousands already present in the long-running Flickr group.

Previous bloggee Nikolaus Lowe is roving rather differently however, having built his Febrovery entry in Technic-figure scale. It’s also rather contemporary looking, owing more than a little of its aesthetic to the 1971 ‘LRV’ (or ‘moon buggy’), the only actual manned lunar rover to exist.

Working steering and a constantly rotating radar dish are included, and you join Nikolaus technically roving at his photostream. Click the link above to get your rove on.

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I've created a list showing all 80 new LEGO® elements added in February 2024, with links to which sets they come in so you can check for the ones you might be interested in. And for those of you who instead prefer our list of sets showing which contain the most new elements, click here.

Links to LEGO.com including Pick a Brick are affiliate links. We may earn a fee.

This month the list is a lot shorter than the last one, but there are still some elements that caught our eye:

• Botanical fans can rejoice with recolors for the small flower, the new large leaf and the classic small leaf, and to top it off we get a new butterfly print.
• LEGO® ICONS™ 10331 Kingfisher Bird brings some great recolors, and the Trans-Clear Pagoda plate will create awesome new possibilities for water works. Read Thomas' review for all the details.
• I could list all awesome new elements found in LEGO Icons 10327 Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter, like a new windscreen and a massive helicopter blade, but it's easier to redirect you to Zachary's parts and minifigures review!

Which is your favorite for February?

We have divided the elements in the usual 6 groups.

• New Moulds - Elements that are new shapes (or existing ones that have been amended).
• Recolours - Existing elements that have been colour-changed.
• New Prints - Elements that have a never-before-seen printed decoration. Note, if a new printed is also a New Mould or a Recolour, it will appear in those groups rather than in New Prints.
• Potentially New Moulds - LEGO has probably updated the mould but this can be such an insignificant change to builders, Rebrickable merge the new element with the older one. But if it is a larger change that alters the functionality of the part, Rebrickable give it its own listing. They don't know until someone has both elements in hand to check.
• Return of the Element - Elements that already exist, but have been out of production for a few years.

Within each of the 6 groupings, we divide elements by their category.

Each element has links to search for the element on Pick a Brick. However, LEGO take a minimum of 3 months to add new elements to Pick a Brick, so none of these elements will be available yet. View list ordered by Color here

New Mould (4)

• Flags, Signs, Plastics and Cloth (1)
• Technic Special (1)
• Tiles Special (1)
• Windscreens and Fuselage (1)

Recolour (41)

• Bricks Curved (8)
• Bricks Sloped (4)
• Bricks Special (1)
• Flags, Signs, Plastics and Cloth (1)
• Large Buildable Figures (1)
• Minifig Accessories (2)
• Minifig Headwear (2)
• Panels (2)
• Plants and Animals (3)
• Plates Special (6)
• Pneumatics (1)
• Technic Bricks (2)
• Technic Connectors (2)
• Tiles (1)
• Tiles Round and Curved (2)
• Windows and Doors (1)
• Windscreens and Fuselage (2)

New Print (29)

• Bricks (4)
• Minifig Accessories (2)
• Minifig Heads (8)
• Minifig Lower Body (3)
• Minifig Upper Body (5)
• Plants and Animals (1)
• Tiles (6)

Return of the Element (6)

• Bricks Special (1)
• Bricks Wedged (2)
• Minifig Headwear (1)
• Minifig Upper Body (1)
• Plates Special (1)

New Mould (4)

Flags, Signs, Plastics and Cloth (1)

• Element ID: 6471931
• Design ID: 106700
• TLG Name: PUNCHED TEXTILE ELEMENT, NO. 19
• RB Name: PUNCHED TEXTILE ELEMENT, NO. 19
• TLG/BL Colour: Black
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Technic Special (1)

• Element ID: 6463040
• Design ID: 5240
• TLG Name: WEAPON, W/ 4.85 HOLE, NO. 1
• RB Name: Propeller Blade 40L with 3 Pin Holes
• TLG/BL Colour: Silver Metallic/ Flat Silver
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Tiles Special (1)

• Element ID: 6475521
• Design ID: 2229
• TLG Name: PLATE 2X2X2/3 W/ FUNCTION, NO. 1
• RB Name: Tile Special 2 x 2 x 2/3 with Photo Clip
• TLG/BL Colour: Reddish Orange
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Windscreens and Fuselage (1)

• Element ID: 6463049
• Design ID: 5241
• TLG Name: COCKPIT, 4X6X1 2/3
• RB Name: Windscreen 4 x 6 x 1 2/3 Wedge Angled
• TLG/BL Colour: Trans-Black
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Recolour (40)

Bricks Curved (8)

• Element ID: 6476897
• Design ID: 4581
• TLG Name: LEFT SHELL 2X10X2, OUTSIDE BOW, W/ CUT
• RB Name: Slope Curved 10 x 2 x 2 with Curved End Left
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Orange
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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• Element ID: 6470074
• Design ID: 4308
• TLG Name: RIGHT SHELL 2X10X2, OUTSIDE BOW, W/ CUT
• RB Name: Slope Curved 10 x 2 x 2 with Curved End Right
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Orange
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6469100
• Design ID: 24201
• TLG Name: PLATE, W/ HALF BOW, INV. 1X2X2/3
• RB Name: Slope Curved 2 x 1 Inverted
• TLG/BL Colour: Medium Blue
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6470070
• Design ID: 24201
• TLG Name: PLATE, W/ HALF BOW, INV. 1X2X2/3
• RB Name: Slope Curved 2 x 1 Inverted
• TLG/BL Colour: Sand Blue
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6470068
• Design ID: 29120
• TLG Name: LEFT PLATE 1X2, W/ BOW, 45 DEG. CUT
• RB Name: Slope Curved 2 x 1 with Stud Notch Left
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Orange
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6470079
• Design ID: 29119
• TLG Name: RIGHT PLATE 1X2, W/ BOW, 45 DEG. CUT
• RB Name: Slope Curved 2 x 1 with Stud Notch Right
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Orange
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6470066
• Design ID: 80177
• TLG Name: BRICK 2X3, OUTSIDE BOW, LEFT
• RB Name: Slope Curved 3 x 2 with Stud Notch Left
• TLG/BL Colour: Earth Blue/ Dark Blue
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6470085
• Design ID: 80178
• TLG Name: BRICK 2X3, OUTSIDE BOW, RIGHT
• RB Name: Slope Curved 3 x 2 with Stud Notch Right
• TLG/BL Colour: Earth Blue/ Dark Blue
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Bricks Sloped (4)

• Element ID: 6508011
• Design ID: 4569
• TLG Name: ROOF TILE 1X6X1, NO. 1
• RB Name: Brick Sloped 1 x 6 x 1 with 1 x 2 x 1 / 3 Cutout
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Stone Grey / Dark Bluish Gray
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6470155
• Design ID: 4569
• RB Name: Brick Sloped 1 x 6 x 1 with 1 x 2 x 1 / 3 Cutout
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Stone Grey / Dark Bluish Gray
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6469098
• Design ID: 15672
• TLG Name: ROOF TILE 1X2 45° W 1/3 PLATE
• RB Name: Slope 45° 2 x 1 with 2/3 Cutout [New Version]
• TLG/BL Colour: Medium Blue
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6470090
• Design ID: 4287
• TLG Name: ROOF TILE 1X3/25° INV.
• RB Name: Slope Inverted 33° 3 x 1 with Internal Stopper and No Front Stud Connection
• TLG/BL Colour: Earth Blue/ Dark Blue
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Bricks Special (1)

• Element ID: 6473603
• Design ID: 26604
• TLG Name: BRICK 1X1, W/ 2 KNOBS, CORNER
• RB Name: Brick Special 1 x 1 with Studs on 2 Adjacent Sides
• TLG/BL Colour: Bright Red/ Red
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Flags, Signs, Plastics and Cloth (1)

• Element ID: 6478844
• Design ID: 103435
• TLG Name: CAPE, NO. 72
• RB Name: Neckwear Cape, 3 Stepped Points, 2 Holes
• TLG/BL Colour: Sand Yellow/ Dark Tan
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Large Buildable Figures (1)

• Element ID: 6470086
• Design ID: 28220
• TLG Name: SHELL W/ 3.2 SHAFT, NO. 11
• RB Name: Large Figure Armor Plate, Small
• TLG/BL Colour: Earth Blue/ Dark Blue
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Minifig Accessories (2)

• Element ID: 6341592
• Design ID: 65697
• TLG Name: MINI PALET
• RB Name: Equipment Paint Palette
• TLG/BL Colour: Medium Nougat
• Notes: Previously seen as a PaB Exclusive
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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• Element ID: 6475959
• Design ID: 25376
• TLG Name: MINI SCARF
• RB Name: Minifig Neckwear Long Scarf Wrapped Around Neck
• TLG/BL Colour: Sand Yellow/ Dark Tan
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Minifig Headwear (2)

• Element ID: 6478066
• Design ID: 3598
• TLG Name: WIG, NO. 69
• RB Name: Hair Short with Bun
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Brown
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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• Element ID: 6473094
• Design ID: 59276
• TLG Name: MINI HAT, NO. 110
• RB Name: Hood Long, Angular
• TLG/BL Colour: Warm Gold/ Pearl Gold
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Panels (2)

• Element ID: 6467819
• Design ID: 35323
• TLG Name: WALL ELEMENT 1X4X3
• RB Name: Panel 1 x 4 x 3 [Side Supports / Hollow Studs]
• TLG/BL Colour: Trans-Black
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
• Search LEGO® Pick a Brick

• Element ID: 6475520
• Design ID: 4041
• TLG Name: WALL 4X4X3, 1/4 CIRCLE
• RB Name: Panel 4 x 4 x 3 Quarter Cylinder
• TLG/BL Colour: Black
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Plants and Animals (3)

• Element ID: 6475523
• Design ID: 24866
• TLG Name: FLOWER 1X1
• RB Name: Plant, Flower, Plate Round 1 x 1 with 5 Petals
• TLG/BL Colour: Reddish Orange
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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• Element ID: 6470078
• Design ID: 3565
• TLG Name: LEAF 2X6X1, NO. 1
• RB Name: Plant, Leaf 2 x 6 x 1 with 2 Studs
• TLG/BL Colour: Sand Blue
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• Element ID: 6172658
• Design ID: 2423
• TLG Name: LIMB ELEMENT, SMALL
• RB Name: Plant, Leaves 4 x 3
• TLG/BL Colour: Bright Red/ Red
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Plates Special (6)

• Element ID: 6510065
• Design ID: 1745
• TLG Name: PLATE 1X2, 1/2 CIRCLE, W/ 1 KNOB
• RB Name: Plate Round 1 x 2 Half Circle with Stud (Jumper)
• TLG/BL Colour: Flame Yellowish Orange/ Bright Light Orange
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• Element ID: 6470884
• Design ID: 1745
• RB Name: Plate Round 1 x 2 Half Circle with Stud (Jumper)
• TLG/BL Colour: Flame Yellowish Orange/ Bright Light Orange
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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• Element ID: 6480856
• Design ID: 77845
• TLG Name: PLATE 1X4, ROUNDED, NO. 1
• RB Name: Plate Special 1 x 4 Rounded with 2 Open Studs
• TLG/BL Colour: Bright Red/ Red
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• Element ID: 6469803
• Design ID: 4190
• RB Name: Plate Special 2 x 2 with Double Inverted Curve, 1 Stud
• TLG/BL Colour: Transparent/ Trans-Clear
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• Element ID: 6508337
• Design ID: 4190
• RB Name: Plate Special 2 x 2 with Double Inverted Curve, 1 Stud
• TLG/BL Colour: Transparent/ Trans-Clear
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• Element ID: 6508326
• Design ID: 3917
• TLG Name: RING 3X3, W/ 3.2 SHAFT, NO. 1
• RB Name: Plate Special, 1 x 1 Stud with 3 x 3 Ring
• TLG/BL Colour: Reddish Orange
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• Element ID: 6475522
• Design ID: 3917
• RB Name: Plate Special, 1 x 1 Stud with 3 x 3 Ring
• TLG/BL Colour: Reddish Orange
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Pneumatics (1)

• Element ID: 6470076
• Design ID: 4697
• TLG Name: T-PIECE
• RB Name: Pneumatic T-Piece (T Bar) [New Style]
• TLG/BL Colour: Brick Yellow/ Tan
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Technic Bricks (2)

• Element ID: 6473604
• Design ID: 73230
• TLG Name: BRICK 1X1, W/ CROSS HOLE
• RB Name: Technic Brick 1 x 1 with Axle Hole
• TLG/BL Colour: Bright Red/ Red
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• Element ID: 6477164
• Design ID: 28973
• TLG Name: ANG.BRICK 5X5, Ø4,85
• RB Name: Technic Brick 5 x 5 Right Angle (1 x 4 - 1 x 4)
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Stone Grey / Dark Bluish Gray
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Technic Connectors (2)

• Element ID: 6477712
• Design ID: 2393
• TLG Name: BEAM 3 MODULE, W/ 4.85 BUSH, NO. 1
• RB Name: Technic Pin Connector Hub Perpendicular 3L with 2 Pins
• TLG/BL Colour: Black
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• Element ID: 6470069
• Design ID: 29219
• TLG Name: TUBE, W/ DOUBLE 4.85 HOLE
• RB Name: Technic Pin Connector Round [Slotted]
• TLG/BL Colour: Olive Green
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Tiles (1)

• Element ID: 6514227
• Design ID: 35386
• TLG Name: FLAT TILE 1X2
• RB Name: Tile 1 x 2 with Groove
• TLG/BL Colour: Transparent Blue with Opalescence/ Satin Trans-Light Blue
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Tiles Round and Curved (2)

• Element ID: 6471276
• Design ID: 106610
• TLG Name: FLAT TILE 1X1, ROUND, NO. 269
• RB Name: Tile Round 1 x 1 with Brickheadz Eye, White Squares, Black Circle print
• TLG/BL Colour: Bright Red/ Red
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• Element ID: 6471274
• Design ID: 106609
• TLG Name: FLAT TILE 1X1, ROUND, NO. 268
• RB Name: Tile Round 1 x 1 with Brickheadz Eye, White Squares, Black Circle print
• TLG/BL Colour: Medium Lilac/ Dark Purple
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Windows and Doors (1)

• Element ID: 6473942
• Design ID: 35294
• TLG Name: GLAS FOR FRAME 1X4X6
• RB Name: Glass for Window 1 x 4 x 6
• TLG/BL Colour: Trans-Black
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Windscreens and Fuselage (2)

• Element ID: 6507929
• Design ID: 35269
• TLG Name: SHELL 6X10X2 W/BOW/ANGLE, PC
• RB Name: Windscreen 10 x 6 x 2 Curved
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Azure
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• Element ID: 6473943
• Design ID: 51477
• TLG Name: COCKPIT 6X12X2 W. COMBI HINGE
• RB Name: Windscreen 6 x 13 x 2
• TLG/BL Colour: Trans-Black
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Bricks (4)

• Element ID: 6467542
• Design ID: 106175
• TLG Name: BRICK 1X2, NO. 115
• RB Name: Brick 1 x 2 with Dark Brown Bark, Green Leaves print
• TLG/BL Colour: Sand Yellow/ Dark Tan
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• Element ID: 6467835
• Design ID: 106225
• TLG Name: BRICK 1X2X2, NO. 237
• RB Name: Brick 1 x 2 x 2 with Dark Blue Iron Spider-Man Logo, Gold Trim print
• TLG/BL Colour: Bright Red/ Red
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• Element ID: 6482633
• Design ID: 107904
• TLG Name: BRICK 1X3, NO. 76
• RB Name: Brick 1 x 3 with Black Crown print
• TLG/BL Colour: Bright Red/ Red
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• Element ID: 6482629
• Design ID: 107903
• TLG Name: BRICK 1X8, NO. 9
• RB Name: Brick 1 x 8 with Black 'TELEPHONE' print
• TLG/BL Colour: White
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Minifig Accessories (2)

• Element ID: 6475769
• Design ID: 107006
• TLG Name: BOOK, NO. 44
• RB Name: Book Cover with Gold Tree print
• TLG/BL Colour: Reddish Brown
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• Element ID: 6478014
• Design ID: 107374
• TLG Name: MINI ARMOUR, W/ KNOBS, NO. 17
• RB Name: Minifig Neckwear Armor Shoulder Pads with Black Armor print
• TLG/BL Colour: Medium Stone Grey/ Light Bluish Gray
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Minifig Heads (8)

• Element ID: 6476878
• Design ID: 107162
• TLG Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4258
• RB Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4258
• TLG/BL Colour: Light Nougat
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• Element ID: 6476880
• Design ID: 107164
• TLG Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4259
• RB Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4259
• TLG/BL Colour: Warm Tan
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• Element ID: 6476883
• Design ID: 107167
• TLG Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4260
• RB Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4260
• TLG/BL Colour: Medium Nougat
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• Element ID: 6476884
• Design ID: 107168
• TLG Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4263
• RB Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4263
• TLG/BL Colour: Medium Brown
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• Element ID: 6476885
• Design ID: 107169
• TLG Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4264
• RB Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4264
• TLG/BL Colour: Light Nougat
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• Element ID: 6476889
• Design ID: 107173
• TLG Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4265
• RB Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4265
• TLG/BL Colour: Light Nougat
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• Element ID: 6476892
• Design ID: 107176
• TLG Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4266
• RB Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4266
• TLG/BL Colour: Warm Tan
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• Element ID: 6476894
• Design ID: 107178
• TLG Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4271
• RB Name: MINI HEAD, NO. 4271
• TLG/BL Colour: Light Nougat
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Minifig Lower Body (3)

• Element ID: 6476882
• Design ID: 107166
• TLG Name: MINI LOWER PART, NO. 2612
• RB Name: MINI LOWER PART, NO. 2612
• TLG/BL Colour: Titanium Metallic / Pearl Titanium
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• Element ID: 6476887
• Design ID: 107171
• TLG Name: MINI LOWER PART, NO. 2613
• RB Name: MINI LOWER PART, NO. 2613
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Stone Grey / Dark Bluish Gray
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• Element ID: 6476891
• Design ID: 107175
• TLG Name: MINI SKIRT, NO. 78
• RB Name: MINI SKIRT, NO. 78
• TLG/BL Colour: Warm Gold/ Pearl Gold
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Minifig Upper Body (5)

• Element ID: 6477704
• Design ID: 76382
• TLG Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6974
• RB Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6974
• TLG/BL Colour: Earth Green/ Dark Green
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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• Element ID: 6477888
• Design ID: 76382
• TLG Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6977
• RB Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6977
• TLG/BL Colour: Titanium Metallic / Pearl Titanium
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• Element ID: 6478101
• Design ID: 76382
• TLG Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6978
• RB Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6978
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Stone Grey / Dark Bluish Gray
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• Element ID: 6478104
• Design ID: 76382
• TLG Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6979
• RB Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6979
• TLG/BL Colour: Warm Gold/ Pearl Gold
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• Element ID: 6478175
• Design ID: 76382
• TLG Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6980
• RB Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6980
• TLG/BL Colour: White
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Plants and Animals (1)

• Element ID: 6475767
• Design ID: 107004
• TLG Name: BUTTERFLY, NO. 6
• RB Name: Insect, Butterfly with Silver Wings print
• TLG/BL Colour: Black
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Tiles (6)

• Element ID: 6467540
• Design ID: 106173
• TLG Name: FLAT TILE 1X2, NO. 405
• RB Name: Tile 1 x 2 with Dark Brown Bark, Green Leaves print
• TLG/BL Colour: Sand Yellow/ Dark Tan
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• Element ID: 6471095
• Design ID: 106607
• TLG Name: FLAT TILE 1X4, NO. 201
• RB Name: Tile 1 x 4 with Red Triangle print
• TLG/BL Colour: Black
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• Element ID: 6467834
• Design ID: 106224
• TLG Name: FLAT TILE 2X2, NO. 701
• RB Name: Tile 2 x 2 with Dark Red Webs print
• TLG/BL Colour: Bright Red/ Red
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• Element ID: 6476888
• Design ID: 107172
• TLG Name: FLAT TILE 2X3, NO. 130
• RB Name: Tile 2 x 3 with White Atreides Bird Insignia print
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Stone Grey / Dark Bluish Gray
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• Element ID: 6475768
• Design ID: 107005
• TLG Name: FLAT TILE 2X4, NO. 326
• RB Name: Tile 2 x 4 with Dark Red 'OUR FAMILY', Branch Heart with Leaves print
• TLG/BL Colour: White
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• Element ID: 6467543
• Design ID: 106176
• TLG Name: FLAT TILE 2X4, NO. 325
• RB Name: Tile 2 x 4 with Dark Red Webs print
• TLG/BL Colour: Bright Red/ Red
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Return of the Element (6)

Bricks Special (1)

• Element ID: 6251247
• Design ID: 4070
• TLG Name: ANGULAR BRICK 1X1
• RB Name: Brick Special 1 x 1 with Headlight and No Slot
• TLG/BL Colour: Earth Blue/ Dark Blue
• Notes: Last seen in 2005
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Bricks Wedged (2)

• Element ID: 6470093
• Design ID: 43721
• TLG Name: LEFT BRICK 2X4 W/BOW/ANGLE
• RB Name: Wedge Sloped 45° 4 x 2 Left
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Orange
• Notes: Last seen in 2003
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• Element ID: 6470073
• Design ID: 43720
• TLG Name: RIGHT BRICK 2X4 W/BOW/ANGLE
• RB Name: Wedge Sloped 45° 4 x 2 Right
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Orange
• Notes: Last seen in 2003
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Minifig Headwear (1)

• Element ID: 6359369
• Design ID: 92081
• TLG Name: MINI WIG NO. 11
• RB Name: Hair Combed Back
• TLG/BL Colour: Dark Stone Grey / Dark Bluish Gray
• Notes: Last seen in 2017
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Minifig Upper Body (1)

• Element ID: 6478958
• Design ID: 76382
• TLG Name: MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6987
• RB Name: Torso, Black Arms, Light Nougat Hands [Plain]
• TLG/BL Colour: Black
• Notes: Last seen in plain in 2006
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Plates Special (1)

• Element ID: 6475313
• Design ID: 61406
• TLG Name: SPIKE 2 x 8
• RB Name: Plate Special 1 x 2 with Angular Extension and Flexible Black Tip
• TLG/BL Colour: Black
• Notes: Last seen in 2018
• In Sets: See Rebrickable
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Whilst we are predominantly a Car Blog, we do like a Big Red Tractor. Because we’re children. And this one is excellent.

Constructed by newcomer Jacob Sitzberger it’s a Case IH 395, the smallest of Case’s 1990s 95-series tractors.

No only is Jacob’s model beautifully detailed, it also includes a working three-cylinder engine, a steered front axle with pendulum suspension, a rear power-take-off and three-point-hitch, and it comes with a variety of attachments.

An extensive gallery of images is available to view at Jacob’s ‘Case IH 395’ album on Flickr, where a link to its LEGO Ideas page can also be found. Click the link above to make the jump if you like Big Red Tractors as much as we do.

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The expansive Dune universe has expanded into LEGO® form and to make that happen, new parts must flow as the spice does. 10327 Atreides Royal Ornithopter reaches wide with impressive wings and comes with equally prolific minifigures, each navigating the sands in detailed and newly printed garb. Today we take a look at the new parts and minifigures within.

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Ford have decided to stop selling anything that’s not an SUV. Or a Mustang. Which is both a shame and very possibly a mistake. However their renewed SUV-focus has brought about the return of one of the brand’s most famous 4×4 nameplates; the Bronco.

Aimed squarely at the Jeep Wrangler, the new Ford Bronco looks pretty cool, in the blocky-retro way that is in-vogue with car designers at present. It also looks pretty cool when made from actual blocks, as today’s Technic example proves.

Built by newcomer GoldenBrickDesign, and suggested by a reader, this superbly-engineered recreation of the latest Bronco is packed with functionality. There’s remote control all-wheel-drive, steering, winch, sequential gearbox, and locking differentials, removable (and opening) doors and roof, a 4-cylinder piston engine (which is also motorised and can even ‘idle’) under the opening hood, and seriously capable all-wheel-suspension.

It’s a technical tour-de-force and you can check all of that out at GoldenBrickDesign’s ‘Ford Bronco Everglades’ Bricksafe album and via Youtube, where a link to building instructions can also be found.

It almost makes us think the Bronco makes up for losing the Fiesta and Focus. Click the links above to take a look.

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American muscle cars are taking the Thundercougarfalconbird approach to their increasingly stupid names, power outputs, and permi-vaping, street take-overing, douchebag target market.

This is one such car, the ‘Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat’, and if that isn’t risible enough, you can optionally add ‘Redeye’ onto the end too, AKA ‘Desperate to Prove Masculinity’.

This one – soon to be found doing poorly executed donuts across an intersection at the hands of a permi-vaping douchebag – is the work of the very talented Mihail Rakovskiy, who has appeared here several times with his superb Model Team modern muscle cars.

Opening doors, hood and trunk, plus a detailed engine, interior, and chassis all feature, and you can stand in a circle at a crossroads shouting “Oooh shiiiit!!” via Mihail’s ‘Dodge Challnger SRT Hellcat’ album via the link above.

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