[MOC] Audi 80

[LegoDego]

Hello everyone!

Here is my entry for the contest by LTR "Car's Life" which was arranged in August-October.

The Audi 80 Avant is a family wagon. The dimensions of the model are 40x16x13 cm.
Engine - in-line, four-cylinder (longitudinal arrangement).
Transmission - 2 speed + neutral.
The suspension is independent, double wishbone.
Four-wheel drive with three open differentials (2 on axles and 1 center).
Body features:
- opening hood;
- 4 doors with working locks and stoppers on the front;
- opening trunk;
- adjustable side mirrors.
Interior features:
- working steering wheel;
- adjustment of the front seats with fixation;
- sunroof with position fixing;
- passenger compartment;
- sun visors;
- rear row armrest.

And some modifications...

Audi 80 Avant Rallycross
Major changes:
- wide racing wheels for low-profile tires;
- new body panels, aerodynamic body kit;
- redesigned front suspension, extended rear suspension arms;
- roll cage, racing seat;
- new steering wheel, steering rack and dashboard;
- a radiator in the trunk, a new exhaust.

[Mechbuilds]

Man that's amazing! Good work! So compact. 

I like that use of yellow panel around the gauge cluster. 

[amorti]

That's a lot of functions in a 19 stud wide car. Hats off!

[JunkstyleGio]

Both cars look very nice. There are so many functions.

Would love to see better pictures of the front of the "family car"!

Hopefully you will make a video of both models so we can see the functions in action.

 

 

[JintaiZ]

Nice build! I'd only replace the red pieces with black ones.

[Jurss]

10 hours ago, LegoDego said:

Engine - in-line, four-cylinder

Audi quattro and 4cylinder?!

Otherway really good recreation.

Also interesting, how rear differential is connected.

[LegoDego]

10 hours ago, Jurss said:

Audi quattro and 4cylinder?!

Otherway really good recreation.

Also interesting, how rear differential is connected.

It was very difficult to place this motor, it turned out not quite right, since the motor was pushed deep into the base (in the original, it was pretty much hung behind the front axle).

17 hours ago, JunkstyleGio said:

Both cars look very nice. There are so many functions.

Would love to see better pictures of the front of the "family car"!

Hopefully you will make a video of both models so we can see the functions in action.

 

 

Here you go! Sorry for no english subtitles but in the video I basically repeat the text  published here.

 

Edited November 27, 2020 by LegoDego