BrickbyBrickTechnic

The entries in this contest were amazing. Congrats to all winners and participants!

That'll be almost 2 years down the line unfortunately. The prices are just terrible.

This is still extremely expensive. Prices have been getting much worse in Canada, and the $100 gap between this and the Chiron for just 100 pieces is atrocious.

This looks amazing in the official pictures, forget anything I said before! I may just have to buy it :)

I spend a lot of time coding (going to uni for computer science) so I may be able to help out here. I don't know anything about the code involved with this psecific project but I can learn. Are there any resources/code bases for any of these controllers out there?

I've made an interior MOD for the car- I've added better seats anda full dashboard. I'm making these MODs such that the least amount of breaking/rebuilding is needed, this one should take about 10 minutes to apply but makes a big difference. Instructions are in the video! https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-43153/BrickbyBrickTechnic/42111-interior-mod-add-a-dashboard-and-better-seats/#comments

They really don't have to look like bricks. But amazing MOCs have been made without massive new panels and molds. This model looks too smooth, that's my only issue. I wasn't even into Lego at that time. I think this is too far, as I told efferman.

Can I be honest? If that's what the real model is gonna look like, then I think it looks super ugly. The color, combined with the unnecessarily smooth panels all around just give it a feeling like it's not even technic. Based on that picture, it looks like a 3rd party brand made it. It better be functional, because that's the only thing that can save it IMO.

@kbalage made a great stance mod, though had to sacrifice the fornt suspension. I wanted to give this a go myself and try to keep the front suspension, here's what I came up with:

Hey guys! I've made my own working steering wheel addition to the set. It's meant to be very simple, and takes only 5 minutes to add! Here are the video instructions: You can find a parts list in the video or on rebrickable: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-42313/BrickbyBrickTechnic/lego-42111-working-steering-wheel-mod/#comments Thanks and happy modding!

My first video after a long time and my first ever review! Here are my thoughts on the 42111 Dom's Dodge Charger. Let me know if you have any comments or criticism for my review. This is my first time doing this, after all, and it probably isn't great, but it's the best I could do given my limited knowledge of good review-making. Thank you! As well, I plan on making a MODs and improvements video for this set. I plan to include: A working steering wheel Improved suspension Better interior Better access to the wheelie bar A floor for the trunk Some general cosmetic fixes Let me know if there's anything else you want to see! Thanks for reading/watching! BbBT

This looks amazing so far! I can't wait to see how this turns out.

The Tatra looks amazing! I love the blend of system and technic parts and how well they are used together.

This is amazing! So accurate for the scale. One of my favorites so far!

There are some really cool MODs in here! I'll be sure to apply them to my copy of the set. Thanks guys!