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LoudMusicAny Enzo fans out there?
http://shop.lego.com/product.asp?p=8652&CMP=EMC-JX7084452785&HSQ=html_ferrari
That's brand new for this year.
That's as ugly as it is in real life... Damn....
LoudMusicAny Enzo fans out there?
http://shop.lego.com/product.asp?p=8652&CMP=EMC-JX7084452785&HSQ=html_ferrari
That's brand new for this year.
LoudMusicWell the Ferrari F1 is cool stuff. And for $70 it's not a bad set. But it lacks detail and suspension, among other things.
I had to order the Williams F1 from an Australian company because I missed out when Lego had them in stock. The extra $40 for shipping was a bit tough, but I really like the set. It has twice as many pieces as the Ferrari and is about 50% larger over all. It has better steering and includes independant shocks on all four wheels. It seems a bit flimsy but I think that's due to its immense size.
Both of them are super cool. Eventually I plan to post pictures.
FreddieLego is probably the best toy around. Anybody interested in Lego should check out LUGNET, and take a look under the technic section. There's tonnes of Lego information on that site, including building instructions for advanced technic constructrions. There are building instructions for torsen diffs, opposable diffs, automatic gearboxes (both mechanic and pneumatic!). I'd probably try out some of that once I find the will to sacrifice some of my larger sets. Or prolly just improvise and built my own solutions.
BTW; The Williams F1 (aka. Silver Champion) is nothing compared to Lego's supercars, especially the big, green, mean monster of an off-roader they had. Four-wheel drive, 5+R transmission and convertable to four-wheel steer, plus gull-wing doors with integrated sidesteps that folded out when the doors were opened.![]()
SS2USS Kittyhawk alone
LoudMusicAny Enzo fans out there?
http://shop.lego.com/product.asp?p=8652&CMP=EMC-JX7084452785&HSQ=html_ferrari
That's brand new for this year.
menglanI had the big black Kenwoth looking semi cab, but i got to mounting the engine when I realised the Chassis was a unit off. then It was the end of the truck.
Jpec07Ah, the lego. I never really got into cars and legos, for me it was always spaceplanes, military bases with energy weapons, fantastical sources of power, and complex stories played out by the mini-figures and their articles. </nostalgia>
LoudMusicThe Lego Ferrari F1 is on sale. I paid full price (grumble grumble) and it's $15 cheaper now.