Get Your Uniknicks
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The LEGO Car Blog is excited to showcase Nico71's incredible Technic recreation of the Werner Uniknick UK52/60, a unique 1970s German forestry tractor. This impressive model, built for the BuWizz Gathering 2025 in Slovenia, perfectly captures the quirky charm of the original vehicle.
Nico71's Uniknick is packed with features, including remote-control four-wheel-drive powered by a BuWizz Bluetooth battery and four Power Functions motors. It boasts articulated steering using twin linear actuators connected to the steering wheel, a motorized winch, and a centrally-oscillating suspension system. The model also includes a working and removable four-cylinder engine, along with opening doors and hood, adding to its realism and playability.
This Technic creation is as remarkable as the real-world vehicle it replicates. Fortunately, LEGO enthusiasts can build their own Uniknick, as Nico71 has made building instructions available. If you're eager to see more details and access the instructions, head over to the Eurobricks forum.
For builders looking to expand their Technic collection, consider a LEGO Technic set to get started.
We love weird old vehicles here at The Lego Car Blog. Whilst other automotive sites are enthralled by the latest Lamborghini, we’re more interested in obscure British saloons, communist-era economy cars, and Japanese boxes. Or this. ‘This’ is a Werner Uniknick UK52/60, a 1970s German forestry tractor based on the already awesome Mercedes-Benz Unimog, but […]
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