Roaring Roadsters RR12: A LEGO® creation by David J. : MOCpages.com

Roaring Roadsters RR12

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Now the fabulous flagship of Lego Motors... the RR12!

About this creation

Chrome grill. And pay attention when I say chrome. I don't mean silver, but chrome as in the headrest.

Fibre glass on the bonnet. Inspired from the GT2 Racer.

New sport handles.

A new hinge for the truck for easier opening and closing.

In replacement of an antennae.

The 19" 'electric six' alloys.

The exhaust is located on the side and is availible near the rear wheel arches...

...and near the front wheel arches.

The rear.

Notice the lowered bumper on the rear.

The front air intakes have been enlarged making the car lower. And since there is no side view pics, I'll tell you that the side has been lowered too.

The interior remains pretty much the same.

The boot.

And now the naturally aspirated V12.

Another view.

Lastly notice the few extra pieces on the back.

And thank you all for the comments.

Engine: 6.0L Naturally Aspirated V12
Power: 670bhp @ 5,000rpm
Torque: 700nm @ 4,500rpm
0-100km: 3.5secs
Top Speed: 355kph

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Patrick L.

July 21, 2009

Really great 12V. The headlights looks good ,too.

I made it

David John

July 17, 2009

Quoting Alexander Hoogerwerf Looks realy good, but maybey it will look even better if the dark grey underside was black like the the whole car. The engine is perfect and the exhaust pipes are a good idea. I have also build a modified version of the 4896 Roaring roadsters. It has a twinturbo V8 and the exterior and interior are a little bit changed. I will post it after I come from vacation (about three weeks). But You made this car a lot better than Lego did. So a 5/5 :D

Thanks for the comment. I thought of making it black, but I had no pieces.

Alexander Hoogerwerf

July 17, 2009

Looks realy good, but maybey it will look even better if the dark grey underside was black like the the whole car. The engine is perfect and the exhaust pipes are a good idea. I have also build a modified version of the 4896 Roaring roadsters. It has a twinturbo V8 and the exterior and interior are a little bit changed. I will post it after I come from vacation (about three weeks). But You made this car a lot better than Lego did. So a 5/5 :D