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Looks great! I'll give it a shot later. I don't have enough pistons left though, so probably only doing one side.

Is an LDraw file of any use? I couldn't find the A model in LDD, only the B model. https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=48285&view=findpost&p=1012769

Oh I meant at the hubs. https://bricksafe.com/files/nathan/lego-reviews/42039-24-hrs-race-car/IMG_8921a.jpg

They had friction pins in 42039 (I believe the Porsche also) as well and that had no issues with suspension. I don't think it's supposed to generate friction to keep the car up.

@marci95 You can get both the parts list and instructions at rebrickable.com, and you can buy parts at Bricklink.com.

You are welcome @Pvdb, this model really is fantastic. I'll be curious to see how your new Koenigsegg turns out. One thing I really liked in the Ultimatum is the rear suspension. It's quite a cool setup and it holds so much weight. I put two of my other 1:10 cars on it and it still didn't compress. Those are 2500 parts each

Power functions in a €10 set?

Sariel made a building mistake. It is supposed to be closer to the wheel.

Just finished it. Functions work flawlessly (only complaint is the HOG being almost unreachable, but it does work) it looks beautiful and it was a lot of fun to put together. What else can I say? This is one of the best supercars I've built.

Looking great! I like the shaping of the front. One question, could you try to avoid the use of the rare parts used in your previous One:1? 14L soft axles and 1x4 thin orange liftarms for example.

It has eight, Sariel corrected himself in the description.

I was thinking the same, maybe it can work. Only issue could be needing to use all 5 holes on the side of the 5x11 panel or the holes on the flat side, but I don't think the latter is the case.

Nope, missing 5x11 panel plates.

Wait a few months and it will be much cheaper. Porsche costs €220 MISB here, €110 below the normal price.

For those wanting to order the Bugatti, it is available right now at Lego.com.

It was $350 USD in Florida. I have hears $400 CAD. But could be wrong here.

Already saw it yesterday... Shame. Even worse is that people will buy it. By the way, I would remove that link to not give them any more attention.

The video from Lego Technic Singapore is now also offline

@Seasider I thought it was 9am Denmark time. At least that's what they said on FB.

If I wasn't decided whether to buy it or not, now i would be. Wow...

It seems like it's already on the shelves in Legoland Florida... $350 USD. No wonder there's pictures all over the place if stores put it on the shelf before the release date

Please don't be a McLaren I'd much rather have a Ferrari or a Lamborghini, maybe even an Audi R8.

The new driving ring extension is probably to accept the new clutch gears, since the old one doesn't work. I had a chat with Paul earlier this week and he said the gearbox shifting is nowhere near as cool as the Porsche. He also said this gearbox is way better than the Porsche, only complaint being the lack of a center diff. I won't spoil anything else, it's only two more days and you can see for yourself .

I am sure it works, but as I said it's not exactly a TLG solution.

Did you read my post?