On his Flickr photostream, Rolic (Rolands Kirpis) posted 37 images of his Lego Chrysler PT Cruiser. He wrote that it is a "Large scale... very large scale car, approximatelly 1:13. At the very beginning I was trying to build this scale cars, but in digital version. Later, when I started again to play with real bricks, I was quite limited, so I tried different, more classic scale. But now it's time to see what I really can build out of my wild white brick collection. Thanks to Mad Physicist, the first car to prove this was this Chrysler PT Cruiser. It was current LUGNuts challenge, 38th - By random appointment, however, I planned to build this car for a long time, as its curves are quite ... hmm... how to say... tricky for LEGO. Another reason why I happily started to build this is because I haven't seen any PT Cruiser made out of LEGO before (most likely because of its curves) and that is another thing for me, as I like to present something radical, unusual, unique!

"I must confess, at first I tried to build this in that smaller scale too, but that trial suffered fiasco. So I jumped few scales higher, added as much detail and working features, as possible, and had as much fun as anyone can imagine.

"For quick sum-up - it has working steering from steering wheel, suspensions, openable everything you can think of (doors, hood, truck, glove box, spare wheel compartment, box between front seats), fully functional rear seats which easily can be turned down or removed at all. As in a real car, the seats consist of two parts, part A - left side rear seat, part B - right side and middle rear seat. At the luggage compartment there is that removable shelf, which can be placed in two possitions."

Nice model. I like the details.

Beautiful model. It really impress me.

Holy crap, where do you keep finding these amazing cars?! This is amazing. My favourite detail is the front, and the 60/40 seats are a great touch.