bootz Posted January 13, 2013 Author Posted January 13, 2013 Thanks for the comments guys! My brother has been tinkering with that Smart car since I got it for him for Christmas. I introduced him to this site and he's already picked up a few ideas for it and modded it further, I'll snap a pic later. Luke, I'm really glad you like the Stallion. Normally I'm endlessly tinkering with cars, but these and the Interceptor I feel I pretty much got right the first time. Like you said, I think it could easily be an official car, but the mini-muscle car look makes it stand out. It's basically the same size as the Smart, the over hangs are a little longer because it's built like the Interceptor. I always viewed it as a sort of modular automotive construction and I can't imagine why TLG didn't use more of it. The Python is my halo car, my baby haha. Those white wheels I got from the City Garage really top it off. I may do a roadster version of it, maybe in a white and blue color combo. I did a classic Python, it's in the background of some of those pictures, I don't know why I didn't snap one of it. That one is like a targa top though. The Seagrave I've redone too, I'll take a new picture of that. The torso is from that same Spiderman set, 4850. That has to have been one of my favorite sets ever because of those two cars. I recently rebuilt the tan car from it as well. That one has a printed 2x1 tile with a Pontiac grille. I believe Uncle Ben drove a Grand Am in that movie, so that was a nice touch. I agree about the torso too, the dark blue looks really good. Quote
bootz Posted January 13, 2013 Author Posted January 13, 2013 Here's a look at the construction of the Python. The Python coupe and new Python roadster The first generation of Bolt Python The updated Seagrave and I updated this as well Here is the tan car from 4850 This is a small sports car I made to match it's driver The Octan COEs A small, green British convertible This was a taxi polybag we picked up at the New York City Toys R Us. My brother and I modded them to fit a minifig At my little brother's request, his MOD of the Smart car And finally the Bolt Stinger, featuring a "custom" chassis. Some may call it cheating or blasphemy but I have a bunch of these chassis and this one was damaged already, so I hacked 2 studs off the length as you will see Here you'll see the modification to the chassis, I wanted to create another size of the chassis without that front overhang, like the 10-long one of the Python/Interceptor and the 7-long one of the Smart/Stallion. and here I wanted to illustrate what I call modular automotive construction. Quote
lightningtiger Posted January 13, 2013 Posted January 13, 2013 These vehicle designs have a cute and classic look to them 'bootz', keep up the cool work and Brick On Drive On ! Quote
bootz Posted January 16, 2013 Author Posted January 16, 2013 Thank you LT, I prefer the look of these to what TLG is producing these days. Could a moderator please index these? Quote
lightningtiger Posted June 3, 2013 Posted June 3, 2013 Nice additions to your Bolt range of vehicles 'bootz', Brick On Drive On ! Quote
bootz Posted June 3, 2013 Author Posted June 3, 2013 The Stig working for you ? Our tame test driver Quote
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