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As a huge fan of both Lego and tennis this project is something I didn't want to rush, so it took me a mere 6 years to finish. Over 40 000 pieces used, around 1200 seats and one dream. All the functions seen in the video (synchronised player movements, the roof closing and opening, lights and cameras following the players) are controlled by remote control, 100% Lego. The most complicated thing to create was the mechanism for the player movements (which took me about a month to figure out) and the most fun part were the players themselves. The roof was also a big challenge since it has to hold a significant amount of weight, but the mechanism for opening and closing it couldn't be simpler. The court itself is minifig scaled whereas the stands are somewhat more modest when compared to the real thing. The dimensions are 180x100x50cm. A big chunk of the eastern stands is not present in order to allow people to see inside the court when the roof is closed. Depicted in the video are also some of the most famous matches and moments that have taken place at this iconic court as well as some recent ones. Featured is the famous balcony, Royal Box, Rufus, draws, a strawberry and Pimm's stand and much more. Ready...play! You cannot be serious! Lego John McEnroe arguing that the chalk definitely flew up. Lego Nadal with his bottles A common scene at many tournaments Lego Rufus the hawk Lego Wimbledon Logo Lego Wimbledon Centre Court view from the stands Lego Wimbledon Centre Court Royal box Lego David Spearing, Wimbledon's honorary steward Lego Wimbledon Centre Court View from the northeastern stands Lego Wimbledon Centre Court Entrance Lego Wimbledon ball boy and line judges Lego Wimbledon Centre Court Draws Lego Wimbledon Sales stand: tickets, strawberries, Pimm's Lego Rafael Nadal forehand Lego Roger Federer forehand Lego Novak Djokovic forehand Lego Wimbledon Centre Court, entire complex Lego Wimbledon Centre Court, closed roof with floodlights turned on Lego Wimbledon Centre Court play under the lights Lego Wimbledon Iga Swiatek with trophy on balcony Lego Wimbledon 4th round 2001 Federer vs Sampras Lego Wimbledon final 1980 Borg vs McEnroe Lego Wimbledon final 2007 Federer vs Nadal Lego Wimbledon Roger Federer with trophy on balcony Lego Wimbledon Djokovic vs Nadal 2011 Lego Wimbledon, Djokovic eating some grass after his 2011 victory Lego Murray vs Djokovic 2013 Wimbledon Lego Sir Andy Murray with Wimbledon trophy on balcony Lego Wimbledon men's final 2025 Jannik Sinner lifts the trophy Lego Sinner with Wimbledon trophy 2025 on balcony Lego Wimbledon Navratilova vs Evert 1978 Wimbledon final
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And a short video to showcase some of the most interesting parts of the construction Racing version
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Hello. Today I decided to build custom LEGO Sports Car. I like the result! It's simple and cute. This LEGO MOC is easy to build and it took near 1 hour to create this car. I used only 51 bricks to make it. To build it, I needed red, black and gray LEGO pieces. I will put it to my LEGO city. Do you like my new MOC?
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Blue sport car building instructions
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Hi, Check out my MOC images called Ski Jump. I came up with this idea to support the jumper using his sticks, as it would prove too difficult to get the curve required at the bottom of the slope to allow him to take off! Let me know your thoughts.... Hope you like these images . Thanks BrickCaddy
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Hello everyone! Maybe it's too early, but let it happen. What do you think of the Speed Champions series in 2022? Do you think it will disappear or continue, or will it be under a different name? Anyway, personally, I think they will stay with us for a long time (after all, they have made specially new wheels for 2021). It seems to me that there is a good chance to see in 2022 in the SC series such cars: - BMW M8 (maybe GTE) - Pagani Zonda or Huayra - Ferrari - some F1 car - due to Toyota license can Toyota gr010 (hypercar) - maybe some cars from the DTM or VASC series Post comments about what you think.
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Hi there! Want to share with you my new project: lego sports! 2015 bricklimpic games! Here is a trailer for the first part: fencing -
Here we go today with my younger daughter Alice's favourite car of my collection - Shelby Cobra 427. As many builders I've started with a brilliant model from lichtblau, adapting it to Friends dolls requirements (and adding the doors, of course :)), but I haven't liked its proportions and too vintage look. I wanted something more modern and sporty, so I've started the MOC from the scratch. The car is 6 studs wide, as it fits best to its dimensions in comparision with the previous shown Mustang and other cars, and it's heavy duty construction allows playing for my little daughter. The final effect is presented below, I'm almost pleased with it, besides some minor disadvantages, such as tiled grills on the side instead of the modified bricks (quite hard to get in my country, still on my wanted list). I've spent tons of time looking for optimal look of exhaust pipes, but there went Aurie from Chrome Block City in hand, adding some extra bricks to my order for one of the next creations (coming soon!) - I didn't realise, that the chrome helmet horn will fit so well. Hope you like it :)! More photos on my flickr page. Download a LDD file (not 100% accurate there are some differences). My other presentations:
