CraftyMarshmallow

At this scale, there aren’t many small curved pieces to choose from, so the sausage ended up being the perfect fit for shaping that rounded front end. I imagine LEGO designers run into the same thing with Speed Champions (or any small-scale build) — you’re often limited by what a single piece can provide in terms of both structure and appearance. In a way, that restriction actually makes the design choices easier.

I’d like to share my latest MOC a Speed Champions–style convertible roadster. I took inspiration from the Jaguar E-Type when designing this roadster, aiming to capture the sleek curves and classic feel in the Speed Champions scale I wanted to capture the feel of a classic open-top sports car in the compact 8-stud format. I had a lot of fun designing this and have also submitted it to LEGO Ideas. If you’d like to support, you can check it out https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/d49f37b0-867c-4083-9b19-3f47b672fe3f.

i did model it after the e type. Good eye! I would have to change the exhaust and the bulge on the hood to run longer.

I’d like to share my latest MOC a Speed Champions–style convertible roadster. I wanted to capture the feel of a classic open-top sports car in the compact 8-stud format. It has foldable roof, detailed interior, and figures to cruise around town. I had a lot of fun designing this and have also submitted it to LEGO Ideas — if you’d like to support it and see more pictures, you can check it out https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/d49f37b0-867c-4083-9b19-3f47b672fe3f. Thanks Everyone!

testing again