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If you’re looking at the site I think you’re looking at, I am pretty sure it’s a scam site. Several of their sets are marked to ship in one, two or three months and for some reason they have reviews on them of “verified owners”. So it really doesn’t say much...

I don’t think it’s real, but a few things: It’s ugly. Absolutely hideous imo. I’ve been told Porsche wheels are IP of Porsche, and the “real” Lego Sian definitely wouldn’t come with them. I have seen more photos that seemed to show Bugatti rotors, which aren’t really compatible with Porsche wheels either. One photo showed the Bugatti top speed key, exactly the same just a different colour. Once again making me think it’s not real.

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Just received my stickers from JaapTechnic. Click pictures for full size. They come packed nicely - they're definitely not going to be bent in transport. Sticker package includes: - 12 strips for the diffuser - Lamborghini branding on the back - OUTATIME license plate - Tachometer - Infotainment system - Centenario emblem (they go on the black bit between the two soft axles) - Dark azure sticker to roll around the black pin connector on the bonnet - 7 Lamborghini emblems: 2 on the doors, 1 on the bonnet, 2 on the headrests, 1 on the luggage, 1 on the steering wheel. - Black sticker for the rear bit of the fender

It might not even be LEGO’s choice not to make a B model, but rather the brand’s (Land Rover, Ducati, Porsche) to not allow a B model. All of the non-licensed sets of 2020 had a B model.

The 3D printing is quite tight so they’re in a lot stronger than a normal LEGO part.

@emielroumen It’s Dugald’s Koenigsegg Regera, another one I can highly recommend. And yes of course it’s on rebrickable, like (almost) all of them

It’s definitely possible to use a 4L axle with stop, but for the sake of full modularity a 3L axle with stud is easier, both for attaching and detaching. It’s sturdy enough to withstand normal play though. I haven’t had any issues with the rear arches.

The 5x7 panel at the skirts and the stud of a 3L axle with stud at the rear end pin hole.

Yeah but they weren’t supposed to be leaked... Some LEGO store employees built it, probably for store display. No official images were published before June 1st.

If it’s anything like 42083 they want to wait until June 1st for the reveal.

Amazing car, highly recommended to everyone!

I probably have the instructions somewhere on my PC, but no parts list. If anyone is interested I’ll upload it. I do have the original LDD file (for sure) which I could export into a parts list but I believe Thorsten has made some changes here and there. @bricks360 The original one was long gone way before.

Gorgeous model. I just think the presentation doesn’t do it justice.

These pictures aren’t mine sadly...

Seems legit enough.

You won’t regret the manual version. I didn’t build the RC version but it always feels a bit boring to have things move automatically whereas manual is a lot of fun to just rotate the gears for hours with no end Ferrari looks really good by the way @brunojj1! If you don’t mind me asking, is there a preliminary parts list available by any chance?

The wheels used in this set are considerably larger and wider.

I’m pretty sure I can see a shock absorber, bottom right of the box: https://www.bouwsteentjes.info/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/LEGO-Technic-42111-Dom’s-Dodge-Charger-2.jpg I also see a light bluish grey Bugatti driving ring extension.

I think I see two yellow bits under the hood as well, so that’s suspension on all wheels.

Can’t wait for the improvements. Still one of my favourites.

There was a blue/white Porsche very similar to the one Lipko posted.

Fantastic mocs! Though the Le Mans car looks a lot like the Porsche contest from a few years back. Seems a bit unfair to claim it as an original design.

Nice progress! The disk brakes are really cool, love the use of the hotdog

There is some fine tuning you can do. The 2L liftarm with the linkages on it should be in the middle when the wheels are centred.