LEGO ambulance (June 2010)

This MOC would be corresponding to a Lego creator or classic model as it isn´t minifigure size. But in this case my dad (the author) managed to add more details like the red cross, which could have to be done with a sticker in a compatible-with-minifigure vehicle.
Though if you analyse it carefully it seems to fit in well with lego figures, the only doubt is if it would look the same with creations suitable for figures together. Maybe, as this is a classic version, I could try to build a modern one and add more details on the wheels or perhaps the side mirrors to a different shape. These look well with this creation but they wouldn´t suit a modern ambulance because they´re mostly for trucks and normal car ones would be better.

Lego Ferrari F40 REVIEW

This is the first LEGO Expert I ever built with 1158 bricks. As it was one of my first complex sets I was amazed on the way they used some of the bricks. It is also amazing how they managed not to do it, but to get the impressive ideas they applyed to the car.
I think they did a good job in the details of the engine and interior of the car. The other thing which also stood out for me was the functions of the opening doors and the stick to keep the back of the car open. Even though I am not familiar with creator expert and for now I`ve only built 2 of them I still think there is nothing to argue or critisize about this model.
Building it calmly it took me from 3 to 6 hours to finish it. I have to say that I had so much fun doing it as admiring it for ages.

 Here is a picture of the car open up

 and here is a front view of the car next to other of  my sets and creations.

 Above is a picture of the marvellous V8 engine. You might have noticed how they used the minifigure revolvers/guns to add extra detail.

 In this image you can see most of the interior not including the seats. If you look closely you find the steering wheel with the yellow ferrari logo.

The final photo of the car is a back view. Below, in the image you can still see the three shiny exhaustion tubes.
P.S. I am sorry I didn`t show a picture of the back of the car clearly.
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