American Sports Cars MOCs

[DJ Force]

Hi there,

just wanted to show some of my MOCs. They

[Asuka]

Nice, especially the Camaro and that Firebird. Very sporty! *y*

[DJ Force]

Thank you :)

Glad you like

[5150 Lego]

Very nice! I really like your "Kit" replica. Why do the wheels have to be 3 studs?

[DJ Force]

Very nice! I really like your "Kit" replica. Why do the wheels have to be 3 studs?

Because of the mudguards. The space is 3 studs. I couldn

[Quarryman]

Because of the mudguards. The space is 3 studs. I couldn

[DJ Force]

Thanks, Quarryman. This might actually work. I

[Quarryman]

Thanks, Quarryman. This might actually work. I

[PaulC]

Hey DJ, I liked your cars so much I thought I'd try out the Camaro in real bricks. I used Quarryman's suggestion of with a couple of for each axle.

This is as close as I could get to your original design with the bricks I have, although I couldn't resist adding some doors and a steering wheel:

I also couldn't resist pimping it up a bit. By raising the roof one plate with the modern white roof piece, this version can fit a minifig:

Edited July 5, 2007 by PaulC

[DJ Force]

PaulC, you just made my day! That looks awesome! And I

[Asuka]

Wow, that good design works very pretty, thanks for making that beautiful MOC, PaulC! *y*

[DJ Force]

New car as promised: The Chevy El Camino.

Don

[Mr Muscle]

Just a quick question, since I

Edited July 16, 2007 by Mr Muscle

[CF Mitch]

Hubbah hubba hubbah 8-

[DJ Force]

Thanks a lot, glad you like them ;)

Bumblebee was a 70ies model Camaro, not the 80ies model I made. But I

[PaulC]

Nice Camino DJ! Talking of Tranformers in this thread reminded me of a design my friend Steve came up with for a 4-wide Optimus Prime. I tried to build it from memory and here it is:

http://eurobricks.hosting.ipsyn.com/eurofo...showtopic=10511

[El Bucanero]

Those are very nice cars Mr Force! And thanks, PaulC for building that Camaro! It looks very good on wheels. Thanks for sharing, and keep it up!

Mr Tiber