Blocky vehicles for kids of all ages, and adults too
You don’t have to be a kid, or even a motorcycle enthusiast, to enjoy a model car. Especially when it can be assembled and disassembled countless times, remote controlled and counting
with incredible detail such as shock absorbers, cylinders or moving pistons.
The Danish toy company Lego, known for its block assembly system, therefore has an extensive ‘automotive’ catalog with models full of realism. Classics, sports cars and even motorcycles for both children and adults.
First of all, there is the Chevrolet Camaro Z28. Iconic details include twin sport stripes running across the hood and trunk, a detailed engine based on the original V8, a functional powertrain and doors that open to reveal the interior.
There are even several options to customize it. The stripes are available in red, white and gray and you can choose the type of headlights for your showpiece.
Also a Porsche 911. Includes very authentic details such as front and rear bumpers, slanted headlights, printed logo and license plates. Plus, with a functional wheelhouse, gear lever, emergency brake, reclining seats and a harmonious color scheme of dark orange and caramel, the interior is just as impressive. You can even choose to build the Turbo model, which will amaze everyone with its detailed turbo engine, or the Targa, whose removable roof can be stored under the hood.
Or a Fiat 500, a model that takes you to the winding streets of Rome or parked in front of a pizzeria in a quiet town in the Italian countryside. New and veteran Fiat fans alike will enjoy the true-to-life details of this classic model, such as the trunk with boot, extensive interior space, opening roof, doors, front bonnet and rear engine hatch.
And of course a Ford Mustang. Equipped with dark blue bodywork, white sport stripes, hood scoop, unmistakable horse decal printed on the grille, GT decals and 5-spoke wheels with road tires. The model even allows you to open the hood to view the highly detailed V8 engine or customize the car with a supercharger, ducktail rear wing or quad-pipe exhaust.
When we talk about a classic, we should not forget that a Vespa can also be made. Launched to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Vespa and inspired by the classic model from the 1960s, this two-wheeled legend features a buildable engine with removable cover, realistic steering wheel, spare wheel and functional stand.
Another very special motorcycle is the BMW M 1000 RR, on a scale of 1:5; or what is the same, the largest Lego has ever offered and with great detail. It features a fully functional 3-speed plus neutral gearbox, realistic front and rear suspension, front steering, an eye-catching gold chain drive and three different screens to decorate the control panel, plus a racing bracket and data plate that allow you to recreate your model with great ease. to give.
Likewise, the T2 will go down in history as one of the best and most iconic VW trucks ever produced. It symbolizes the freedom of self-sufficient travel, the hippie culture of the 1970s and an iconic moment in VW history. That is why it could not be missing in the Lego collection. And with great detail!
Especially because of the pop-up roof and the interior details. From a small sink to a small table are incorporated. You can even open the fridge and grab a banana.
And so we can go on with the endless list of classics, sports cars, supercars, Formula 1 models and hundreds of models in the Lego catalog, perfect for gifts or for yourself. Of course we can’t forget the smallest of the house. They also have an extensive collection of cars and playsets.
They can drive from a recycling truck, fire station, mobile police control, trucks and even trains and helicopters.
Everything you can imagine and wish for is available!
Source: La Verdad
I am Ida Scott, a journalist and content author with a passion for uncovering the truth. I have been writing professionally for Today Times Live since 2020 and specialize in political news. My career began when I was just 17; I had already developed a knack for research and an eye for detail which made me stand out from my peers.
