Alfa Romeo 155 v6 TI DTM by dokludi

[dokludi]

I built the famous Alfa Romeo 155 V6 TI DTM racing car from Lego parts.

Some technical details about it:

Sizes: - Weight: 3155 gr

           - Length: 68 cm (84 studs)

           - Width: 23 cm (29 studs)

           - Height: 17 cm (22 studs)

Part number: 3705

Technical parameters:

- No PF

- All-wheel drive with 3 differentials

- Spring front and rear suspension

- Front wheels with steering wheel

- Open doors and removable hood and trunk

- V6 engine

- 4-speed sequential gearbox (Attica gearbox but modified)

- Modified version of Didumos69 padle shifter and 90 ° limiter

- Full rollbar in the cabin

- Hand operated pneumatic car lifting device

- Visual generator (with belt drive) at the rear seat

- Italian-Hungarian painting on the top of the car

 

Pictures:

 

More Pictures:

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=574970

Edited August 18, 2018 by dokludi

[Maaboo the Witch]

Woah, the spoiler on this thing looks deadly! I can see a lot of garbage cans getting knocked over. 

Edited July 21, 2018 by Maaboo35

[Aleh]

84 studs long...so big! LIke the car! Looks complex and finished!

[Lox Lego]

Huge MOC! Love your designs - and creative use of the wheel arches. Great work 

[grum64]

I like this very much. Great attention to detail, especially the roll cage   

[Lakop]

Very nice! I like the inside with a proper steering wheel, seat and leg room. The pneumatic jacks are a great addition.

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[dokludi]

Thank you everyone!! Most really large size I managed to build it up but I was able to build all details into it so only what I planned.

May everyone calm down. What I'm building now will be even bigger.

[LEGO Train 12 Volts]

Impressie video!

[Seasider]

Looks like a good model but I’d suggest it needs some more tweaks to be a 155. I knew a guy who converted his 155 to be a DTM replica. He built all the bumpers from photos

Id modify the bonnet. It needs to be sloped instead of flat, if you look at the side profile it’s quite sloped. It was part of the main style features with the small headlights. I’d say the front end is more 75 style than 155 at the moment 

 

[dokludi]

On 7/24/2018 at 12:21 PM, Seasider said:

Looks like a good model but I’d suggest it needs some more tweaks to be a 155. I knew a guy who converted his 155 to be a DTM replica. He built all the bumpers from photos

Id modify the bonnet. It needs to be sloped instead of flat, if you look at the side profile it’s quite sloped. It was part of the main style features with the small headlights. I’d say the front end is more 75 style than 155 at the moment  

 

I did not really copy the factory bonnet exactly. But building always requires compromises. I would not build it because I would slowly dismantle the car and build my next car. Thank you for your comment.

I've shared pictures in my first post. More pictures in my brickshelf library (if they make it public).

[dokludi]

I dismantled the Alfa Romeo and thought I counted how many pieces I used during my construction.

Some interesting things:

- Part number: 3705

- From this:   - Black Pin      839

                     - Blue Pin (3 studs long)   289

                     - 18654 1L Round Con.      35

                     - 32526  Big L Liftarm         58

                     - 32140  Small L Liftarm      69

                     - 15100                               93

                     - axles  (all)                         281

                     - 64178 & 64179 & 14720    28

                     - Technic panels (all)           151

 

After all, I was surprised by the numbers.