This awesome Rat Rod SB35 Model was recently shared by talented MOC builder Sérgio Batista who is known for his beautiful vehichle MOC's. The shaping of the vehichle is done greatly for its size and the engine details look amazing. I especially like the interior design with a shift knob and the angled windscreen. Check out the builder photostream for many more great creations.
This beautiful and semi-futuristic hover car model was recently shared by talented LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com user BobDeQuatre who is also one of our Guests of Honors. The shaping of of the car looks smooth and accurate to the Porsche 911. The futuristic equipment added on positions of tires gives the vehichle a unique look for sure. According to the description, the front of the car is built around two antigrav generators, while the back houses the powerful VV hydrogen repulsor motor. I personally like to see the red racing stripe on the body which makes sense since this is racing hovercar as described. Don't forget to check out our special interview with the builder of this great MOC in our Guests of Honor page.
LEGO recently shared images for the upcoming Technic model for McLaren Formula I Team 2022. Click on the images to enlarge. The shaping, colorscheme and prints/stickers are all look very accurate to the real 2022 Mclaren Formula I car and this set is surely a must have for Technic collectors.
As a LEGO fan and a Hot Wheels collector myself I'm really happy to see this model build in LEGO form. Flick.com user and talented LEGO MOCer Tim Inman a.k.a. rabidnovaracer. This Hot Rod model is based on a famous Hot Wheels casting called "Bone Shaker" which is also one of my favourite diecast car models. The design of the skull and the overall shaping the casing is done greatly. Check out the builders photostream for many more great MOC's.
This beautiful classic car model, Auburn 851 Boat-tail Speedster from 30's was recently shared by LEGO MOC'er Peter Blackert a.k.a. lego911 who is well known for his many great car models. The shaping of the car is really impressve and accurate to the real version. A good news for LEGO Car fans is that this MOC is actually a rebrick model for 10271 Fiat 500 set and according to the description the creator stated that he plans to provide instructions on Rebrickable for this model. I'm personally not particularly a fan of this color and would rather like to see dark colors in classic car model like dark-green or dark-red yet the builder did such a amazing job with this model that it look beautiful independent of its color.
The real car sample with the same color used for the MOC. The accurary of the shaping is probably at highest level you can achieve with available LEGO pieces, yet better ithe MOC is built only using pieces from a single set which makes it a lot of easier for LEGO fans who wants to add this classic car in their collections.
One of our former guest of honors, talented LEGO builder Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 shared this wonderful wooden cottage MOC together with a tow truck. The design contains many small details and looks very clean similar to creators previous works. Andreas detailed but clean building-style is easy to recognized by extensive use of tiles and addition of lots of minifigure acessories and tools in the scenery. Irregular shape of the stack and the design of the trees look especially good. Check out the creators photo-stream for many great MOC's and also dont forget to read the Interview we had with him in the Guests of Honor section.
Talented LEGO MOC Builder Firas Abu-Jaber who is known for his amazing car models has recently shared this awesome model of Pontiac Trans Am Firebird. Together with its decals and shiny rims this car looks really awesome. The overall shaping is great as the creators previous MOC's.
These awesome Dodge Charger model vehicles were recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO fan Firas Abu-Jaber who is known by and multiple times blogged with his amazing car MOC's. The shaping and details are beautifully accurate to the real cars. Chrome details add extra flavour to the look too. I especially liked the exposed engine details.
This awesome brickbuilt scale model of Bugatti Centodieci sports car was built by talented LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com user Firas Abu-Jaber who is well known for his incredible vehicle MOC's. The shaping of the hull is very realistic as always. The interior of the car is as realistic as possible for its scale. According to the description the model was built at the scale of 1:16, features interior and engine details including functional elements such as opening doors and rear engine cover. I especially like the lambo style doors. Don't forget to check out the builders photo-stream for many more amazing car MOC's.
These wonderfull LEGO model cars were shared by flickr.com user and LEGO fan George Panteleon a.k.a. ZetoVince in his photo-stream. The shaping of the vehicles are outstanding and impressively accurate the real version of the cars. The hood and the doors can also be opened.
This awesome 7-studs wide Bugatti Chiron model was built and shared by flickr.com user and MOC'er Gerald Cacas. Every LEGO fan knows how hard it is to built realistic models in small scales and Gerald Cacas did a wonderful job on this one. The usage of flexible hose pieces connecting with lever pieces a very creative idea. this car even has two seats like the real cars unlike the official set version 75878 which has only one seat. The MOC has openable doors, hood and even a detailed engine inside.
This wonderful vintage wedding car is created by talented builder and flickr.com user Pixeljunkie. My favorite part is the shaping of the mudguards. Chrome coated pieces look also great together with white tires. Using minifigure hand pieces as handles are another small and creative addition to the MOC. Check out the builders photo-stream for more photos of the the married couple.
This piece of awesome nostalgia is shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Frost a.k.a. TFDesigns! who is know for his colorful space creations. I always liked Classic Space and the fallowing Space themes like M:Tron, Blacktron, Blacktron II etc. This MOC reminds my the good old times where you don't have to put stickers on pieces.
LEGO fan and flickr.com user Ryan Link a.k.a. rjl458 who is known for his great vehicle MOC's recently shared this impressive brick-built model of Lamborghini Centenario. The shaping of the vehicle is amazing as the builders previous models. The yellow trimlines are very much accurate to the original vehicle. I would rather like to see this model in a darker shade of gray but other than that this MOC is really amazing. The engine could be taken out to reveal its details and the lambo-doors can be opened upwards.
This realistic minifigure-scale fire truck MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user sponki25 in his photo-stream. According to the description this MOC is named after FDNY Engine 54 and dedicated to the fallen on 9/11/01. The detailing on the vehicle is very impressive as well as decals around the MOC that are accurate to the real vehicle. The builder also shared other iconic vehicles of New York City before, so don't forget to check out his photo-stream.
This amazingly realistic Porsche 911 RSR model was recently shared by flickr.com user Malte Dorowski who is well known for his great car models and for his Porsche 911 GT3Ideas Project. The shaping of the car is really impressive. I also liked the red+gray brick-built trim lines. The doors could be opened and there is also a fully detailed interior as well. The air-intake on the front and angles of the upper body are my other favourite sections.
I think the back of a Porsche 911 RSR couldn't be built better for this scale. the curvature achieved on top of the car is amazing as well.
Famous LEGO model car builder and flickr.com user Firas Abu-Jaber who was blogged multiple times here with great MOC's like Bugatti Chiron, Rolls Royce Roadster and Ferrari Testarossa 512 TR shared recently this magnificent and super realistic Lamborghini Aventador SuperVeloce model in his flickr.com photo-stream. The shaping of the car is very accurate to the real car as his previous creations. In my opinion the iconic yellow color makes this car even more exiting. Custom license plate and Lamborghini logo stickers are also a nice small details that increases the aethetic value of the creation as well.
The model looks absolutely amazing from all angles
Eurobricks.com member and flickr.com user Hasan Kabalak a.k.a. hasskabal who is known for his great models like the UCS scale Batmobile and Pirate Ship Scorpion's Soul shared this impressive VW Golf model in his flickr.com photostream and on Ideas. The model looks really accurate to the real car. I especially liked the interior of the MOC but the shaping of the hull is also great. The model became the focus of numerous car blogs featuring the Ideas model. If you want to support the Ideas project to make this model the next Ideas set check out the project page.
After reaching the 8000 vote's in a short period of time the creator also shared a video of the MOC.
LEGO fan and flickr.com user Tim Inman a.k.a. abidnovaracer who is known for his impressive brick-built model vehicles shared this 1966 Ferrari 365P Tre Posti Model in his photo-stream. The shaping of the car is really beautiful. I especially liked the bumbers on the front made with flexible hose pieces. On the other hand I think the car could have more curvature in general as the real car.
Today's guest of honor is Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 from Italy who is known for his great, realistic vehicle and garage MOC's. His amazing creations were featured numerous times in various Brick Magazines. Photos from the work of our guest will be presented between the questions.
Kaplan: We already
know you are one of the best LEGO MOC'ers in the world. What can you tell us
about yourself other than that. What is your dayjob? Do you have any other
hobbies or activities?
Andrea:First of
all thanks for considering me as one of the best MOC’ers in the world… My name is
Andrea Lattanzio also known as Norton74 in the international LEGO community. I’m Italian
and I live in Milan with my Spanish wife and two children. I work in the communication department of an Italian non profit
organization. I’m a petrolhead and I like especially classic
cars, motorcycles and in general vintage stuff, toys and style. I also love
design and graphic design.
K: Do
you remember the day when you got your first LEGO set? Which set was it? And
How old were you when you started playing with LEGO bricks?
A:Honestly I
don’t remember when I got my first LEGO set, I remember playing with my older
brother’s seventies LEGO City and Technic sets. I started playing with LEGO
bricks when I was four or five years old. My very first memories were also
linked to Fabuland theme that I really was fond of (I still own a lot of characters).
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