Well, it's been like the third week in a row since it's around 30°C and don't really feel like building a lot, nor do anything else for that matter. But I just had to do something with this scooter I got my hands on a while ago, though I'm not a fan of 3rd party items, it's really good. One point of critisiscm; please make a hole on the back stud, like the other two on the scooter.

Anyway after sketching away and doing some mock-up stuff; it ended as a retro-future hoverbike.

Valor; a hoverbike inspired by 'Radio Kootwijk'.

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Comments and critisiscm welcome.

I it, especially how you used a custom Vespa scooter chassis as it's base.

In my opinion this is one of your best hoverbike creations ever.....Brick On '-zenn' !

Fantastic! Every city of the future should be bustling with these.

Now that's a scooter!

it just screams zipping around

Really really nice build in such a small space. Fantastic piece usage all around. The firehose in particular I thought was fantastic.

What's that little flex tube thing from the back engine? a bley whip? haha it's so great I can't even figure it out.

Thanks guys! Si-MOCs> the hose is this part, but modded.

Wow, I have two of these scooters but had no idea they could be this awesome. What is the windshield from? I dont recognize it. mind sharing hiw this is built?

That's just perfect!!

Sweet hoverscooter! The angled detailing on the front is really cool, and the whole thing works beautifully

I hate to say it, but that's probably the best thing you've done. I love it. I've been planning on getting a couple of those BrickForge scooters.

Solscud007 > The windshield is this part.

The front is easy to figure out on yourself, just take a look at my other bikes they use the same method.

The back turbine engine is basically;

Insert 2x into the body + + .

I added some technic parts to get other angles and greebs on it.

gotoAndLego > Thank you. I must say I'm really fond of this one as well.

Aww thats so cute I really hope in 50years or so wee will all be going round town on these.

Great job on this, certainly one of your best so far. The "eject" sticker is a really nice touch as well.

Solscud007 > The windshield is this part.

The front is easy to figure out on yourself, just take a look at my other bikes they use the same method.

The back turbine engine is basically;

Insert 2x into the body + + .

I added some technic parts to get other angles and greebs on it.

gotoAndLego > Thank you. I must say I'm really fond of this one as well.

Thanks so much.

Thanks so much.

If you make something with it, could you share it? I like to see other peoples interpretations.

Edited June 4, 201212 yr by -zenn

What a nice design! Very creative.

wow. very awesome looking

Edited June 3, 201212 yr by vriverajr3

Nifty parts usage! Slick hoverbike!

Looks like something everyones mum should be nipping about on in about thirty years or so from now!

LegoJalex, vriverajr3, Leo-J & Hrw-Amen> Thank you! Now to figure out what I shall build next...

It looks like a real motor cycle engine in the back, cool.

Very inspirating! :)

I agree with others, this is my favorite so far. I love how it is a vespa too.

Too cool

Very, very nice! Great job!

Unbelieveable tekkers!

I love the way you have managed to incorporate the lines of the scooter with so many otherparts. It's seamless!