Grazing Bizon
We’re not just about cars here at… er, The Lego Car Blog. No, we like all sorts of machinery, even weird 1970’s Polish agricultural equipment. And that’s what we have today courtesy of previous...
View ArticleSauron’s Croissant
As has been well-documented on these pages, TLCB Staff are not very good at sci-fi. Which means we think that this ‘Crescent 2 Jump Ship’ looks like a cross between the Eye of Sauron and a croissant....
View ArticleTiny Dozer in My Hand*
Proving you don’t need thousands of LEGO bricks to appear here at The Lego Car Blog is Franz of Flickr, and his perfectly formed tiny dozer. Franz’s miniature machine captures its real life counterpart...
View ArticleStation Wagon Appreciation Society
It wasn’t that long ago that we were mocking giant American station wagons. Now though, deep in the era of endless identical electric crossovers, we yearn for them. And this TLCB writer is literally...
View ArticleGrey Moggy
TLCB Elves and cats do not get on well. The results of cat/elf fights are usually 50/50, but whoever comes out on top TLCB Staff are definitely losers, what with the tidying up and occasional...
View ArticleThey See Me Rollin’
This, as we all know, is a Fadroma WFT-1, a 10-ton Polish road roller produced from 1957 to 1970. Created by previous bloggee Karwik, this splendid brick-built version captures the strangeness of the...
View ArticleSpacehog
This is the Neo-Classic Space ‘Hedgehog’, so called because it looks almost exactly nothing like a hedgehog. But it is so cool. Built to “search for any form of life on an alien planet”, the...
View ArticleLand Speed(er) Champions
It’s been days without a car and… um, that doesn’t change today. But today’s model is inspired by LEGO’s car-iest of themes. And it’s really good. Tim Goddard has channeled the Speed Champions line...
View ArticleWind & Wood
There are a lot of brick-built boats happening on Flickr for some reason. And boats are not cars. But that’s ok, we still like them, particularly when they’re pictured in a scene as lovely as this...
View ArticleFlat Earther
What’s blue and white and flat? Well according to a particularly niche group of society, the observably spherical planet which we call home. Because conspiracy, ice-walls, domes etc. Well TLCB is...
View ArticlePast Master
TLCB staff do not like the modern Volkswagen Golf GTI. Too heavy, too powerful, too expensive, too automatic, and with cabin controls that even VW themselves acknowledge are total crap, what with them...
View ArticleCyberbricks
We’re often recommended models hosted on Instagram by our readers here at The Lego Car Blog. And many are awesome. However we unfortunately can’t feature them, because – in most cases – Instagram...
View ArticleDelivery Details
Recent bloggee Fukku Guen has appeared here a few times of late, thanks to some rather wonderful detailing. Even the most humble of vehicles, like this simple 7-wide box truck, are packed with...
View ArticleThe Streets of San Francisco
Is there anything more 1970s than a brown police car crashing through some gratuitously placed boxes? Of course not, and Flickr’s SvenJ. takes us straight to ‘The Streets of San Francisco’ with this...
View ArticleSmall Scenes
We like vehicular models here at The Lego Car Blog. Which might be stating the obvious somewhat. But we also like it when they’re placed in a brick-built environment to match, as both of today’s...
View ArticleFlipping Dominant
Le Mans is currently in a golden age, with multiple major manufacturers building wild bespoke racers for the top class. Three decades ago, things were just as good. The top GT1 class led to the...
View ArticleSpace Saturday
It’s been ages since we’ve featured something sci-fi related, and there’s a very good reason for that; we’re crap at it. But no matter, because today we have no fewer than four spacey builds, and each...
View ArticleGolden Nugget
Proving that you can race anything – no matter how inappropriate – Flickr’s Fukku Guen has taken a Japanese Kei truck, fitted a V6 in the cargo bed, wide arches, and the sort of rear wing and front...
View ArticleSupernova
Some cars are just cool. And this is one of them, the tremendous 1969 Chevrolet Nova SS, equipped with a near 400bhp V8 and – in the case of PleaseYesPlease’s brick-built example – dropped to the floor...
View ArticleWe’ve Got Gas
TLCB Team went out for a curry last night and consequently quite a lot of gas has been released in the office today. Which leads us seamlessly – if childishly – to this, a Kenworth C500K 6×6 ‘Frack...
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