Plymouth Roadrunner Superbird 1970: A LEGO® creation by Rick S. : MOCpages.com

Plymouth Roadrunner Superbird 1970

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finaly! the roadrunner superbird is finished. only: look to the rear bumper then you see i missed 2 bricks. and the car has a opening trunk. you can also make a normal roadrunner to. the only thing you need to do is: move the spoiler and the front bumper. then built a little front bumper and then you have a plymouth roadrunner. and sorry for the dark photos.

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El Barto !

April 20, 2011

Okay, you already build one, but this is a different scale than the Cuda. This is cool for this size, though. Nice collection!

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Nicholas Bidell

January 16, 2011

Nice Car! You capture the true spirit of the Roadrunner in that model! Keep up the good work!

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Dohoon Kim

October 23, 2010

Excellent! I instantly recognized!

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Anthony Dunne

November 15, 2009

Wow! Awesome Superbird. Easily recognizable! Great work on the body's overall shape and design. Nice work on having the trunk open. Great work, hope to see many more great cars from you. Keep building! -Anthony Dunne

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mattyy 666

November 11, 2009

very good I love the use of studless plates

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Manuel K

November 10, 2009

cool! I love the superbird and already thought about building it. You got it really well. Keep it up!

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Rick Spuesens

October 26, 2009

Quoting Nate Andrews Awesome! That's easily one of the coolest Superbirds on MOCpages! You've matched the shape very accurately, and it's extremely smooth. Excellent use of those studless plates! This and the Daytona are two of my all-time favorite muscle cars.

thank you so much! the superbird was my favorite car to. now i love impala's again. (please add a comment on my drag racer to)

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Rolands Kirpis

October 25, 2009

interesting...

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Nate Andrews

October 24, 2009

Awesome! That's easily one of the coolest Superbirds on MOCpages! You've matched the shape very accurately, and it's extremely smooth. Excellent use of those studless plates! This and the Daytona are two of my all-time favorite muscle cars.