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Vote for GT-86 Lego Idea
A friend/owner tipped me on this. Needs votes to make this ugly beast a reality in stores: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/83970
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that's a big fucking shift knob
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Wow. I'm pretty impressed with the engine bay and interior details. The scale is clearly off on a bunch of stuff (that shifter!) but that can't really be helped given the size of the smallest lego bits.
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I see they were smart and did the sound tube delete!
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Wow. As a funny aside I was in the toy department of my local Wal-Mart just last night and passed through the toy car aisle. My exact thought was "it's really too bad there isn't a Lego version of the 86". But then I figured it would have to be a pretty large size to get decent curves in it, and let the thought pass.
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Supporter #90, only need 9,910 more....
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That's actually pretty impressive.
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Are those RPF1s? Not bad.
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we need this thing, please make it happen! or maybe the guy who built the proto can just make instructions and ill buy all the parts and build it myself? :confused0068: |
Need to add the dash hump to the passenger side...
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Love the engine bay. Upvote<(^o^ <)!!
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signed up to support lol
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Nice effort but doesn't look polished enough. I'd want something similar to the Lego mini cooper's level of detail.
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Surprised nobody has said they want that intake, exhaust tips, shift lever, etc.! |
but can i get a TRD one... i want quad pipes
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OP, thats a pretty impressive lego model. Love the detail in the engine bay and the big shift knob haha. |
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Unfortunately, that is a very costly way to go about it. When I designed this FJ and 5th gen 4Runner, it probably cost me $30 in parts alone and they are relatively simple minifig scale cars. http://i624.photobucket.com/albums/t...ps1a78cf25.jpg You'd be $60 or $70 in on this car unless you had a pretty extensive Lego collection to borrow. I have well over 100k pieces, but I would probably still have to buy some to build his design. Sent from Tandy 400 |
I'd buy this.
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Woa I love Lego! I'd totally buy a quality Lego release of our 86 if it were done in a similar way to the recent Mini. Would look awesome on my desk at work :)
Signed up and forwarding this to all the lads in the office to click support too. |
Lego model
I'll buy only the turbo model.
I'm not buying another 86 which has no turbo...need that power ! :iono: |
I love how the tail pipes are dead on. Now when I look at my JDM tips all I'm going to think is "lego :drool:"
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(you hear that LEGO!) |
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I'd pay $100 (like I did for the mini) if it was as well done as the MINI. As it sits, it lacks some of the cleanliness that Lego sets usually have. Sent from Tandy 400 |
This is too cool. Supported! For everyone raising concern over the lack of polish, Lego always redesigns the winning models before releasing them as sets.
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If the Lego FRS had 2 more curved blocks just behind the rectangular blocks, beside the engine, it would kick the Lego Mini's ass on turns because the Mini's curved blocks are two pegs closer to the inside the of flat base plate. |
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Yea, as mentioned above, they usually tweak before it is actually released. I do think it will be more of a challenge than the mini due to the low sleek shape and fender sexiness of the 86. They are doing a whole line of super cars, though, so maybe they have some tricks up their sleeves. Sent from Tandy 400 |
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Done, #114 supporter
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115... Holllllla. Nicely done sir.
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gimmie something!!
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