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.

The shaping,  the colors and even the stickers around the car are accurate to the real version. 

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Noah_L who is known for his incredible brick-built model cars recently shared this realistic formula car, Ferrari SF16-H in his photo-stream. This on is an evolution of his another Formula car from last year Ferrari SF15-T which was also amazing. The shaping of the cars are amazingly accurate to the real ones. I also liked that some sections of the hull can be separated to reveal additional details like the engine. If you want this car to become an official LEGO set you can support the Ideas project of the creation.

 

After seeing the new upcoming Technic 42056 Porsche we are all hyped about Porsche Models. This amazingly realistic Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0 model is shared by LEGO Fan Malte Dorowski who is already famous for his incredible car models. I like models built with System pieces rather than Technic pieces and this one is one of the outstanding examples of its kind. According to creators description the car is built with over 1500 pieces and is in 1:18 scale which is the most collected scale for model car collectors. The interior is also fully decorated with racing seats and bars. Check out the album for more photos of this beautiful model. This MOC is also a LEGO Ideas project which you can support to become a LEGO set.