I know that there is a lot of discussion out there about minifig scaled vehicles and such.
There is pros and cons on every approach, but i think this picture really highlights the huge advantage of a 1/43 scale being very realistic in proportion to the figs height.

The overall size might appear small at first because of the figs width, but thats more acceptable than actually having really big and tall cars to accomodate to that. It uses less space + more little parts which really make those builds "puzzle-ing".

In total this approach is rather "grown up" since the playability is almost 0% . The wheels turn, the roof is easily taken off to see the bar and clip structure inside. Thats it. BUT it offers great detail and correct proportions for any town related layout.

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58 was the year the classic brick known today was invented by the 1932 founded Company - 60 years later me almost forgot to post this new Porsche Version in early 2018 to celebrate the greatest toy/art medium ever^^
enjoy! :D

Tags:   lego porsche 911 60 years

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Ever since TLG made that VW T1 in red and white aiming also larger for the AFOL market, the thought of building with lego to create scale models turned out to be a great concept, no matter the scale. However, those big scale cars are a bit too much imo if you dont have that desk space or are aiming for a "discrete" LEGO model on your work/office desk/ cupboards. High detail, small space was the aim for me 3 years ago to present LEGO not just as a toy, but also as something every adult will find cool or interesting to look at (similar to the architecture product line)
Bricks are a system prior to a toy, so making use of it without any toy like association definately helped in the designing progress

For myself, i m where i wanted to be with the brick built cars - and im really glad to see a few of my models in their final forms.
If i eventually get back to this hobby i might try something else instead ;)

So long, enjoy

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Ever since TLG made that VW T1 in red and white aiming also larger for the AFOL market, the thought of building with lego to create scale models turned out to be a great concept, no matter the scale. However, those big scale cars are a bit too much imo if you dont have that desk space or are aiming for a "discrete" LEGO model on your work/office desk/ cupboards. High detail, small space was the aim for me 3 years ago to present LEGO not just as a toy, but also as something every adult will find cool or interesting to look at (similar to the architecture product line)
Bricks are a system prior to a toy, so making use of it without any toy like association definately helped in the designing progress

For myself, i m where i wanted to be with the brick built cars - and im really glad to see a few of my models in their final forms.
If i eventually get back to this hobby i might try something else instead ;)

So long, enjoy

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Ever since TLG made that VW T1 in red and white aiming also larger for the AFOL market, the thought of building with lego to create scale models turned out to be a great concept, no matter the scale. However, those big scale cars are a bit too much imo if you dont have that desk space or are aiming for a "discrete" LEGO model on your work/office desk/ cupboards. High detail, small space was the aim for me 3 years ago to present LEGO not just as a toy, but also as something every adult will find cool or interesting to look at (similar to the architecture product line)
Bricks are a system prior to a toy, so making use of it without any toy like association definately helped in the designing progress

For myself, i m where i wanted to be with the brick built cars - and im really glad to see a few of my models in their final forms.
If i eventually get back to this hobby i might try something else instead ;)

So long, enjoy

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