This awesome hot rod car model was recetly shared by LEGO fan and flick.com user nikolyakov in his photo stream. the builder did a gret job forming the body ısing various types of round slope pieces.My favurite part is the exhoust pipes on top of the engine. Chrome rims are also a nice touch as contrast to the dark bluish gray main body color. Check out the builders photostream for many great System and Technic MOC's.
Every experienced LEGO MOC'er knows thats it gets harder to achieve the correct shape and details with small scale models. Flickr.com user and LEGO Fan RGB900 did a great job with the shaping of this small scale model of Bugatti Type 575SC Atlantic. If you take a look at the original vehichle you will see how greatly this MOC is shaped for its size.
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 GT3 Ideas 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
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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