Captain Ron

Not a legal road car. Track special only.

About three quarters of the way through my RHD build now. Rear spoiler went on last night. Gem of a design on that colour consistency issues aside. A web developer colleague in my work knocked together two quick HTML page which displays the two book PDF files but crucially renders the entire display mirrored. Very handy and I'll be able to use that in future for other complex car builds and probably furniture instructions too where I want the layout reversed. EDIT: Completed 26/7/2020. Took me about two weeks at a few hours a night. Really enjoyed the build. Highlights for me were the rear wing and the front and rear light clusters. I also got a buzz out of the front sill splitter construction. Made a total of about four errors along the way. The worst was discovering I had two blue pins in the holes where the black front wheel arches connect to the black dashboard sides. Getting that corrected was a sweat inducer!

Thanks Rudivdk! The build continues. I live in N.Ireland so if I was ever fortunate enough to own a lambo it would be RHD. I'm fantasising with my build I guess. Doubt I'll ever see a Sian in real life. So rare. Wish Lego had chosen an Aventador SVJ or Huracan Performante or EVO.... but I am enjoying this build. ?

Hi all. New here but been lurking for months. The wealth of knowledge in this site is frankly incredible. I've been a Lego fan all my life and have in recent years reawakened my interest. I've just completed book 1 of this awesome Lamborghini Sian model. To challenge myself a bit more I decided to build it as an RHD example. To this end I've been working from the PDF instructions (keeping the lovely manuals immaculate) and reversing the pages left/right in batches of 50 or so by screenshotting on my iPad and then flipping the images horizontally. All going well so far. Went to download book 2 last night but the Lego.com site seems to be having issues with the PDF download links for this and some other models. Anyone have a link to somewhere else that has the original PDFs of the manuals?