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Cosmic Corvettes
Corvettes, like Mustangs, are often driven by people who think their car can spin on the spot. Or fly. Or both. They ...
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Giant Haystacks
Because we’re weird, we like obscure niche pieces of machinery here at The Lego Car Blog. And they don’t come much mo...
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Time for T
It’s T time here at The Lego Car Blog, courtesy of Master MOCer Ralph Savelsberg and these immensely detailed Renault...
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The Fastest Car is a Rental
The WEC’s Hypercar class is booming. From years of only a handful of cars there are now almost two-dozen, with more s...
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Batmobile Tumbler (42239 review), a hit or a miss?
I adore the Dark Knight movies, but somehow the Batmobile Tumbler from those films never appealed to me much. I prefe...
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Twingo
After years of vehicular misery the French auto industry is finally re-finding its mojo. Back in the mid-’90s though,...
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It Was a Good Day
I gotta go ’cause I got me a drop-topAnd if I hit the switch, I can make the ass dropCube’s Impala is the base Sergio...
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Special-K
Kei trucks are not renowned for their performance. Smallness yes. Speed no. But what if you fitted a twin-turbo engin...
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Biking Through the Stars
It is just over a year since racing car building legend and TLCB Master MOCer Luca Rusconi (aka RoscoPC) tragically d...
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Crossing the Atlantic
Jean Bugatti’s personal Type 57SC Atlantic mysteriously disappeared almost a century ago. Estimated to be worth $100 ...
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Technic Cars: Ferrari, Dodge, Ford (review 42234,42235,42236)
The LEGO Group releases heaps of cars. Especially in recent years, there is a plethora of cars available in LEGO® for...
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Happy 250th USA!
The United States of America is 250 years old! Which makes it not quite as old as this TLCB Writer’s church. Still, a...
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Nazi Chase
TLCB Elves are all happily watching ‘Indiana Jones, Raiders of the Lost Ark’ today, thanks to previous bloggee _Tyler...
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The Might of 42233 Mighty Machines series 1 (Review)
LEGO® Technic has been dominated a bit by model cars of late (more on this in a review coming soon). In an apparent a...
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11382 LEGO ICONS Hubble Space Telescope Revealed
The Hubble Space Telescope recently ticked over 35 years in space, bringing mindblowing views of the universe back to...
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Insert Moderately Monied Male
The early-‘00s Porsche 911 (997) is driven by exactly one sort of person. They may or may not wear sunglasses, a shir...
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M is for MAN
Lots of companies are called Muller in Europe, but seeing as we only know what one of them does, we’re going to assum...
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Nyckelback
Built for Sweden by the Dutch in 1627, the Kalmar Nyckel was a full-rigged warship that also served to transport Finn...
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LEGO® Technic 42238 Ducati Desmo450 MX Factory (motorcycle) – Review
“I didn’t know Ducati made offroad motorbikes, it’s kinda cute!” said my son, an avid rider, when I showed him the la...
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Lost (the plot)
Hollywood loves a plane crash on an uninhabited island. ‘Cast Away’, ‘Lost’, ‘Send Help’, and of course the fantastic...
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Two-Tone Truck
TLCB’s Rover 200 is two-tone, but somehow beige-and-rust doesn’t look quite as good as Sseven Brick’s classic orange-...
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Diagonally Bricking
We like a brick-built livery here at The Lego Car Blog, as they – like their real-world counterparts – are able to tu...
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Grave Robber
Everyone knows grannies are loaded with cash, but Nonna Vittorina’s grandchildren can expect a larger payday than mos...
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Super Nova
Here in TLCB’s home nation we know the ‘Nova’ as an early-‘80s to early-‘90s supermini that was everywhere, and then ...
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Studs for Pixels
2015’s ‘Rocket League’, wherein teams of players use rocket-powered buggies to play football, has become something of...