Touc4nx

Looks good, one tip I can give you to make the render look better is to use rubber black color fore tires and not just black.

Finally some new suspension elements

We, at Lego, value ecology and recycling therefore we reuse our designs. (That's sarcastic)

I really hope it won't be that strange green color (even thought they could reintroduce metallic green) It might be a good occasion for big wheel arches in a more common color (like red, black, white or even yellow)

So much power is that a anti-roll bar that I see ? And what is the purpose of the pneumatics pumps ? Anyway, superb vehicle.

Such an impressive journey, with so much things packed in one car. I just have a question; how fast do you drain the buwizz units ?

Well, this goes on my to do list as I have almost all parts and even in the right color . I just lack time... (and disassembly of my last moc) Thanks a lot @1963maniac and @Attika for providing free instructions.

Wow, that's truly amazing. I had built the lego version a long time ago and I tried to motorize it, however the car's weight was too big... You managed to keep interior and exterior clean, without compromising performance. Congratulations

In theory it should be okay with these ones. https://bricksafe.com/files/Touc4nx/subaru-impreza-wrx-sti/rebrickable_parts_part-list.csv (the black one) https://bricksafe.com/files/Touc4nx/subaru-impreza-wrx-sti/rebrickable_parts_subaru-sti-white.csv (The white one) For some reason the csv file generated from stud.io seem not to work

Not yet I don't have a lot of time right now, but I will try to make one asap. Yes, the part list for the white one https://bricksafe.com/files/Touc4nx/subaru-impreza-wrx-sti/STI_White.csv (All white parts are part of the bodywork) And, the part list for the black one to compare https://bricksafe.com/files/Touc4nx/subaru-impreza-wrx-sti/Subaru_STI.csv

Yes, the front ones are 10 studs wide and the rear one only 9 studs wide. I wasn't able to go closer for the front one and keeping the possibility to steer

I have to totally agree with this statement, I'm not a big fan of it but for budget reason I did it like that I could have used the same setup as the front one (a 19L soft axle) but the rigidity of the build was compromised.

Ho Ho Ho, Santa is bringing you presents. (Jokes apart it's been a long time since I hadn't updated this project) The car is finally finished and I have done and checked the instructions. It's a 1218 pages long pdf with detailed instructions. It's made out of 1224 steps for 2892 parts. I'm considering to sell the instructions for roughly 10 to 12 € as I put a lot of time to make them. I was just wondering if I can legally sell the instructions by calling it a Subaru or if I have to ask permission to the brand for that. Anyway you can download a little sample of the instructions here. And as a bonus here are some pictures and renders. The "most wanted" pic Some renders of different parts And the gearbox And finally; why have one car when you can have two times the same ? Hope you like it. Touc4nx

You can publish them on bricksafe.com

For 42106, I don't like the color scheme, However it has some n°3 connector in red and small mudguard in red so I might buy it one day.