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You Can Wait a Few Years For a Tesla—or Build This Magnificent Lego Bugatti Chiron Yourself

 

https://gizmodo.com/you-can-wait-a-few-years-for-a-tesla-or-build-this-magn-1826452155

 

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Two years ago, Lego rolled out one of its largest and most complex Technic sets ever with its 2,704-piece Porsche 911 GT3 RS. But that car looks about as exciting as going for a Sunday drive in Grandma’s sedan now that Lego has finally revealed its long rumored (and teased) Technic Bugatti Chiron.

 

With 3,599 pieces, 895 more than what went into the Porsche, the Bugatti Chiron features even more detailing and functionality, including a miniature replica of the W16 engine (with working pistons) that powers the real-life version of the car to 261 miles per hour. Your replica is probably not going to hit those speeds without disintegrating, but a working eight-speed gearbox with paddle shifters will at least help you to pretend that it could.

Other features of Lego’s Bugatti Chiron are more standard for a Technic set that will set you back $350, available starting today. The doors open and close, the steering is functional, there are working shocks on each wheel to absorb tiny bumps, inside you’ll find a detailed cockpit, and under the hood there’s a tiny bit of trunk space designed to hold a custom Lego Bugatti overnight bag. 

 

 

Few of us will ever be able to afford the real Bugatti Chiron’s $2.5 million price tag, or possibly even the Tesla Model 3's $35,000 base price. But that’s just fine. You don’t need insurance to buy Lego’s latest four-wheeled dream machine, and the fun of building it yourself isn’t even an option that Bugatti or Tesla offer.

 

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Supersonic

Hi all,

 

One of our newest members, @Allanmodel is selling part of his diecast collection.

Please refer to his website for more details.

https://allanmodel.shutterfly.com/

 

He has hundreds of cars in his collection and has started selling his models since about 10 years ago. I have bought a few from him many years back. Currently most of his collections are 1:18 and mostly without their original packaging. 

 

If you are keen to buy some of his models as stated in his website, please do not hesitate to PM him your interest. Prices are negotiable and he is a nice guy to deal with. Don't expect all models to be in perfect condition as some of the models are very old but most of his models are displayed in dedicated display shelves in an aircon room so quality of the models are still assured.

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Supersonic

Take a photo of all your collection leh.

 

Too many liao.

And many are still in their packaging.  [dead]

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Damn curious to how many you have. Take a photo of them in their packaging la.

 

I have some friends whose store is filled with toy boxes to the ceiling. Really a sight to behold.

Too many liao.

And many are still in their packaging. [dead]

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Supersonic

Damn curious to how many you have. Take a photo of them in their packaging la.

 

I have some friends whose store is filled with toy boxes to the ceiling. Really a sight to behold.

 

About 200, I think.

 

All scattered around my room.

Cannot take photos there. Area 51.  :D

 

But I will slowly take some photos on the models like what I did yesterday, if possible. 

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Hahahaha really ah?  :a-fun:

About 200, I think.

 

All scattered around my room.

Cannot take photos there. Area 51.  :D

 

But I will slowly take some photos on the models like what I did yesterday, if possible. 

 


New addition of Bigger micro anatomic Overjoyed by Mighty Jaxx/Jason Freeny. Quality is atrocious.

 

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Some of the toys on display.

 

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Thanks Dach for the help on my model cars collection on this forum~~ [laugh]

 

I'd used too have over 2000+ model cars in the scale of 1/18. After selling almost all my other brand models, I'd have some 200+ Ferrari and some other make cars.

 

Here're some pics of it. Hope you enjoy it. [cool]

 

 


More... [:p]

 

 

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Thanks Dach for the help on my model cars collection on this forum~~ [laugh]

 

I'd used too have over 2000+ model cars in the scale of 1/18. After selling almost all my other brand models, I'd have some 200+ Ferrari and some other make cars.

 

Here're some pics of it. Hope you enjoy it. [cool]

 

 

 

More... [:p]

My collection will never outpaced yours.

Hahaha...

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Nice collection dude. At least you are able to show some of your toys.

Thanks Dach for the help on my model cars collection on this forum~~ [laugh]

 

I'd used too have over 2000+ model cars in the scale of 1/18. After selling almost all my other brand models, I'd have some 200+ Ferrari and some other make cars.

 

Here're some pics of it. Hope you enjoy it. [cool]

 

 


More... [:p]

 

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