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I've been building lots of cars recently, and last night and this morning had a play in LDD. Neither of these took longer than 15 minutes, but they were quite satisfying nonetheless.

I made this one in base red then let my son do the colouring! I am going to build this with bricks for him.

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But I dont think all these pieces are available in purple.

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Not bad at all for less-than-15-minute builds. I actually like the simplistic design of the vehicles, though the 6-stud width of the yellow one is uncommon for a car, while the purple mini-truck is quite ok. Nice job mookage! :thumbup:

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A nicely done little quick build! I actually like how you decided on 6 wide construction, as it leaves more room for the minifigs, which is always nice :classic: All in all, I like both of these cars very much, so keep bricking :thumbup:

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Nice try on the yellow one 'mookage' I can see what you are trying to do....bring realism to Lego cars, but usually 6 to 8 wide are for vans, utes, trucks etc., or maybe muscle cars too ! :grin:

The purple one is a winner - I like it - the purple is just that different ! :thumbup:

Nice LDD work and I'm a conformist! ! :sweet:

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I build all of my cars in 8-wide. - The purple one was a first experiment in 6-wide and I think it looks a little thin.

I build my trucks in either 8 or 10 wide to give them an appropriate scale.

Fires-storm - you're right of course, its all so you can fit 2 minifigs next to each other in the car.

My son's asked for an Indy 50's era Car, so i'll be trying that next.

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Lookin' good :classic:

If you want you can upload the LXF-files. Then we can have a look at the structural stability/technique and give you tips on that too.

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