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Post by ChrisM on Feb 7, 2020 21:38:58 GMT
Nothing like a 'Vette ZR1 indeed Surprised this is a licenced GM product (effectively a late Christmas present from younger daughter, she gave me money and Argos have this back in stock at a reduced price almost matching what I had to spend) 
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Post by Alex on Feb 8, 2020 7:42:30 GMT
I'm not that keen tbh. Compared to the real one, the lego model looks a mess. I like models like the Chiron and the VW Camper because you can actually tell what they are. It's difficult to recognise that as a Corvette without being told. I looked at the Dedender model but it looks too unrealistic on the interior for my liking. The only feature that looks like the real thing is the steering wheel. It's a shame because some of their models, like the aforementioned Bugatti and the Porsche GT3 actually looked a lot like the real thing.
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Post by michael on Feb 8, 2020 19:31:44 GMT
Not keen on that either. Looks like someone at Lego phoned that in to keep the North American market happy.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2020 19:40:23 GMT
There is no need for it imo, they could just as easily create a decent body and put the gubbins inside but they seem incapable of realising it. Some will work better than others.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 10, 2020 12:09:15 GMT
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Post by Tim on Feb 10, 2020 13:21:18 GMT
The Lego models irritate me because they're nothing like the Lego I played with as a kid - I could make cars from normal bits of Lego but as a consequence they didn't look like an identifiable brand.
Now Lego make kits that appear to contain a lot of bits specific to that kit only but even then if you really want a scale lookalike you'd be better off buying a proper plastic kit of the car.
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