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Hi everybody! So much time was spent for findings which model to build for the contest and finally found the best option for me. I believe you already know which model i am talking about, yep it is Mercedes AMG coupe. 
At this moment i am not 100% sure that it would be SLS AMG or it would AMG GT, but for sure it will be one of these models.

Few words about specification:
Wheels: 43.2x14 for front and 43.2x22 for rear drive
Engine: V8 connected with rear axle
Color: red

Regarding functions, let it be a surprise for all of us. ;)

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Initial update spent one night for preparing the engine and the place for steering.

 

 

 

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I do love the AMG they make an amazing sound but they do try to kill you a lot!

only word of caution is I think your engine is going to sit too high. At the scale you have you have 6 studs for total bonnet height and 4 at the nose. Ok the amg engine sits right against the bulkhead but I think if you look at how tall your engine is you’ll struggle. I know that I did on my build so far

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Just now, Seasider said:

I do love the AMG they make an amazing sound but they do try to kill you a lot!

only word of caution is I think your engine is going to sit too high. At the scale you have you have 6 studs for total bonnet height and 4 at the nose. Ok the amg engine sits right against the bulkhead but I think if you look at how tall your engine is you’ll struggle. I know that I did on my build so far

I kept in mind this point, thanks for mentioning this, but current version of the engine should feet in the engine box sizes and also some space should be enough for hood, at least in my previous model i used an engine a bit higher(+1 stub) and it was on the same line with the hood, but now i lowered it (-1 stub). I believe we will see it so far.

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Minor update, preliminary created a base for the model, tried to think how the function and their mechanism should look like, but for now it is ok for me.

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Posted
1 hour ago, I_Igor said:

Front looks very promising :thumbup:

Thanks, seems i already decided which exactly model i will build - GT is best one in my opinion)

Posted
19 minutes ago, LoMaC said:

Thanks, seems i already decided which exactly model i will build - GT is best one in my opinion)

Based on a available LEGO parts you are probably right...

Posted
20 hours ago, Jurss said:

Front is taking good shape.

Thank you)

3 hours ago, Shtykoff said:

Anton, great build as always. Wish u get the prize

Thank you, i will try)

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Probably for today it is enough, need to take a rest..?.
So many attempts to build suitable mechanism for doors, i guess my fingers hate this model, and i have no idea how to build the roof..and the rear part, but maybe after refresh some ideas will come to my mind.

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9 hours ago, letsbuild said:

1. the pictures you provided are "blocked" to me

2. You have already shared that picture of the real car.

Thanks for your comment, i just fixed all these points.

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39 minutes ago, Jurss said:

Yes, now it is better, now I see some nice car.

Cool)

4 hours ago, I_Igor said:

Front part looks really good, I'm impressed :thumbup:

 

I made two versions of the from lights, now i am trying to decide which one is more realistic, what do you think (i know that photos are not so good to make this but anyway)?

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Just now, Jaromir said:

@LoMaC

I think the first version is more realistic. Cool model.

Thanks, I agree with you, now i am working on door mechanism, and after that may be i will come back to polishing front part

  • 2 weeks later...
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Hi all since last update, i did a lot of iterations with doors and rear part, and on photos you can see the progress

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Posted

Interesting solution for the doors, I like that out of the box thinking.

The front is bit square and high. It does not ooze that sleek bonnetfeel from the real car. Is there a chance to lower the bonnet (at least at the front) with one stud?

The rear is a bit cluttered, but given the scale and the amount of curves needed that will be hard to improve upon.

 

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