[MOC] Supercharged Muscle Car

[paave]

- Electric: 2x L motor, M motor, IR-receiver, LiPo battery

- Working supercharger

- Positive caster angle

- Independent front suspension

- Leaf spring rear suspension

- Opening doors with locks, hood, trunk

- Removable body.

Video:

 

Some more photos:

Body prototype:

Edited September 16, 2017 by paave

[offroadcreations]

Amazing! I love Chargers, and this is instantly recognizable as one. Definitely going on my to-build list if you put it on Rebrickable.

[paave]

38 minutes ago, Offroadcreat1ons said:

Amazing! I love Chargers, and this is instantly recognizable as one. Definitely going on my to-build list if you put it on Rebrickable.

Thanks. It's mostly based on Charger indeed. I'll try to make the instructions.

[Aventador2004]

I like it, but suspension travel is disappointing. 

[legosamigos]

Where are the front lights? :D

[Sjoemie himself]

Front lights on the 1:1 are hidden behind a part of the grill. So if Paave based this model on the real thing it is correct that the headlights are 'hidden'.

[kieran]

Nice one, I love the moving parts above the hood

[paave]

51 minutes ago, Aventador2004 said:

I like it, but suspension travel is disappointing. 

Putting harder springs would affect the steering system, which is imperfect at all. It's also possible to lift the rear with 12L flex axle or adding something, but it looks weird.

[LEGO Train 12 Volts]

This muscle car is a masterpiece!

[kbalage]

I really like the overall design, congrats! Supercharger looks really badass :)

[jorgeopesi]

Very nice muscle car .

[BrickbyBrickTechnic]

Awesome! Very nicely done.

 

[MattL600]

Very beautiful modeling!

[nicjasno]

I like it.

[Dafgek81]

Looks good to me.

Suspension travel is not to bad. Like the moving charger drive chain, nice touch. Body looks a little rough here and there. But overall, good job.

[Leonardo da Bricki]

Pretty good Charger. The body might need a few tweaks, just to polish it, but overall, well done.

[bonox]

the last of the V8 interceptors :)