ArtemyZotov

I have released the Carrera version of the Porsche 964. The features are the same, but the engine was simplified according to the Carrera version. Rebrickable page: link I also want to modify the design so that it can be built in yellow.

Video review:

Unfortunately, not this time. From the very beginning, I chose to use panels that CaDA can't use due to licensing restrictions. Besides, they don't seem interested in 1/12 anymore.

The hinge is attached to the door via the holes in the 71708 part. That was done on purpose to avoid visible pins on the doors.

Thanks for the picture, that's exactly how it works.

Hi all~ I'm happy to present my latest MOC: Porsche 964 Turbo. The MOC was inspired by my design for CaDA – RUF CTR 2017 (C62003), but the only thing they actually have in common is the front arch. Scale: 1:12 Length x Width x Height: 38 x 17 x 12 cm Features: - detachable body - steering wheel connected to the front wheels with a control knob - moving 6-piston engine with rotating rubber belts - openable bonnet, trunk and doors - full independent suspension The MOC is available on Rebrickable I reused the door mechanism from my previous MOC, Lancer Evolution. I did my best to replicate the engine’s shape, including all visible components. My favorite feature is the detachable body, just like in all my 1:12 scale MOCs I built this year. You can find more photos on Bricksafe Unfortunately, red is currently the only genuine LEGO color available for building this MOC. I'm not rich enough to collect original LEGO parts for this MOC, so I went with the black version instead. Here are a couple of renders in the proper color. I also designed a custom wheel cover for this MOC and uploaded the 3D file to the Rebrickable files section. Everyone can print it after purchasing the instructions. I haven’t been able to print it yet, but maybe I will later.

You were the reason I got deep into LEGO Technic, and now I'm happy to see you are still in the game. Great job, sensei

I designed the stock version of it with some minor changes. There were supposed to be wheel covers from R34 42210 set, but I haven't bought that set yet.

I have finally filmed a video review of my Lancer

Thank you for your support! This model will not be a CaDA set.

Hello everyone! I finished another FF car in 1/12 scale - Sean's Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX. Scale: 1:12 Length x Width x Height: 40 x 17 x 12 cm Features: - detachable body - steering wheel connected to the front wheels with a control knob - working 4-piston engine - openable bonnet, trunk and doors - full independent suspension - authentic stickers Rebrickable page: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-227138 The doors have dual arm hinges which will be shown in the upcoming video review As you can see, this time I've finally managed to add suspension to the chassis in this scale. Mostly because the hood is higher than in the previous cars I built. The engine bay goes with some details inside, including an engine cover (red), a battery (blue), a strut bar between the shock absorbers and a hood support rod. I used claw part (53451) as spokes to add an interesting look to the wheels, matching the design from the movie (the wheels were black with a metallic ring outside). A video review will be released later with the RC version.

Thank you, I do my best~ It depends on the commission, feel free to contact me if you need anything.

I have released the RC version of 350Z. I used my typical chassis with Control+ 4-port Hub, 2L motors for driving and 1 L motor for steering.

Yes, I'm preparing it, it will be released soon. RC versions of my models are not popular, so they has low priority

Unfortunately, the front axle and the body frame have no gap to fit shocks there. Thank you for your feedback! I decided not to cut stickers for my build, but everyone can cut them themselves before applying.

Hi all! I'm happy to present my new MOC - DK's Nissan 350Z from "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift". It's my third FF car in 1:12 scale after Toyota Supra MK4 and Mitsubishi Eclipse. Scale: 1:12 Length x Width x Height: 37 x 17 x 11 cm Features: - detachable body - steering wheel connected to the front wheels with a control knob in the trunk - working 6-piston engine - spring-loaded doors and trunk cover - openable bonnet The building instructions are available on Rebrickable

I released a manual version of stock Supra. More photos are on Rebrickable (https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-210705) When 42204 set (Supra) is released, I will publish the Fast & Furious version. This time I used more technic pieces.

Video review of the MOC

The stickers are done! All the photos can be found here: link

The performance is supposed to be the same as in my Supra with a similar chassis. I will film a video review once the stickers are done and printed.

Hi there! I have designed another Fast and Furious car. This time it's Brian's 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse from the very first FF movie. Scale: 1:12 Length x Width x Height: 39 x 17 x 11 cm Features: - detachable body - steering wheel connected to the front wheels - spring-loaded doors, bonnet and trunk I used CaDA rims for better looking (the wheels first appeared in C62003W, which was my design). There are 2 versions available. The stickers will be designed later. Rebrickable page (manual version): https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-204070 More photos: https://bricksafe.com/pages/ArtemyZotov/1995-mitsubishi-eclipse/the-fast-and-the-furious

Nope, the suspension hasn't been changed since the release at all. But you are right, the ground clearance on the renders was a bit higher (approx. 1mm). I've just compared it. My mistake in modeling (actually it's quite tricky to model the shocks with proper angle in 3D, as they are compressed in real life at idle position when it's not compressed in the software)

Unfortunately, I stll haven't had those shocks and thus I didn't consider them. But I'm sure there aren't enough room under the front cover to place them because of the little gaps and the suspension adjusting system. Thank you for your feedback! It really inspire me.

The only one brand I gave my permission to sell my MC12 as set is LesDiy (I hope I won't be banned for mentioning it). I'm not sure if they have sub-brands, but I believe the most of those sets you saw are all stolen.

There are no details on that