Lamborghini Sesto Elamento: A LEGO® creation by Lego Builders : MOCpages.com

Lamborghini Sesto Elamento

Rated 5 out of 5 Change your rating

Zoom in

About this creation

The Lamborghini Sesto Elamento was revealed in Paris, France at September 29, 2010 as a concept which will, if it comes into production, replace the Gallardo. It is powered by essentially the same engine as the one that is in the Gallardo LP570-4 Superlaggera. Superlaggera means "super light" in Italian. Lamborghini claims that it can accelerate from 0-60 MPH in 2.5 seconds and that it has a better mileage than the Gallardo LP570-4 Superlaggera. Because it is a concept car, I was unable to find pictures of how the trunk and engine cover open. So I did not make the trunk open but I still made the engine cover open so you can see the engine which I made by looking at engine pictures from the Gallardo LP570-4 Superlaggera.

Now a brief history of Lamborghini. Lamborghini was founded in 1963 by Ferruccio Lamborghini. He started the company because he owned a Ferrari 250 but it broke down. He brought the car to Enzo Ferrari (the founder of the Ferrari company, not the car). Enzo Ferrari refused to fix his car and Ferruccio Lamborghini vowed that he would start a car company that would compete with Ferrari.

The front view.

The side view.

There are many details such as the vent that cools the brakes.

Rear views.

The bird's eye view.

The doors can open

The engine cover is open.

The V10 engine probably produces about 570 HP.

Really unique rear windows. Nearly all Lamborghinis have unique windows…and this car is no exeption! What can you see through that?

Everything is open.

MOC by Lego Builder Junior

Please rate and comment. Thank you for visiting!

Comments

Add a comment

I like it

TheLegoNoitAll .

September 12, 2012

looks great in details, also lots of features, not your best, though it is an older model, and it's proof that you improved over the years :)

I like it

Loek Marcus

May 4, 2012

Hey, I have a big Sesto, wanna check it out???

I like it

Kris Flaten

June 27, 2011

Love it. Im suprised it doesnt have scissor doors.

I like it

Kris Flaten

June 26, 2011

5/5. I like the back tailights, reminds me of a Countach. :D

I like it

fabian knight

April 14, 2011

very nice

I like it

King Hunter Hunter Russ

March 19, 2011

Love it!

I made it

Lego Builder

February 23, 2011

Quoting Mattyy 666 how many cars are a live now?? none (;

You took all of them apart? Why? I can keep three cars together but one of them is the official Lego Enzo Ferrari set which I'm not going to take apart to build another car.

I like it

Ryan Link

February 23, 2011

Nice, I like the back on this one. I'm not familiar with the actual car, but I like this model, the style is nice. Great work!

Mattyy 666

February 23, 2011

how many cars are a live now?? none (;

I like it

R. H.

February 23, 2011

Nice! I'm likin' the front and the back diffusors, they look really good. And to answer your question about my Countach, the fenders are just some hinge-plates with tiles on them.

I made it

Lego Builder

February 23, 2011

Quoting Mattyy 666 I can keep & together, sometimes é when i build in a different color; Most of my bricks are from random sets I collected when I was very very young (; my yellow bricks for the SV come from the ferrari challenge set i bought on ebay. But I recommend the gallardo set if you're looking for yellow bricks

How many cars do you have all together right now? I'm most likely going to buy a Gallardo set because that's the only set that has slopes that are inverted (the ones for the door). So I problebly won't build the SV for a while.

I like it

Mattyy 666

February 23, 2011

I can keep & together, sometimes é when i build in a different color; Most of my bricks are from random sets I collected when I was very very young (; my yellow bricks for the SV come from the ferrari challenge set i bought on ebay. But I recommend the gallardo set if you're looking for yellow bricks

I made it

Lego Builder

February 22, 2011

Quoting Mattyy 666 haven't started yet, I'm really in a buildless period now ): but I'l prob start soon

How many cars can you keep together at one time? Where do you get your pieces? I'm planning on building a Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SuperVeloce but I don't have enough yellow or orange pieces.