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LEGO Mocs combined with 3D-print technology

Photos from 3DSupercarBricks's post 02/08/2026

Taking a little break from the videos while I finish up the last 8 commissions. That means the videos are taking a bit of a back seat for now, but they’ll be back soon.

In the meantime, here are a few photos of some older builds: the Pagani Huayra, Huayra BC, the newly finished Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, and the SLS AMG Black Series.

Back by popular demand, some of my earlier designs will be making a return to the shop. They’ve been unavailable for a while, so it felt like the right time to bring a few of them back.

Which one would you like to see return first?

Photos from 3DSupercarBricks's post 27/07/2026

The Porsche 911 (992) GT3 RS in LEGO.

The final version is here. The updated sticker sheets are in with the white balance corrected and an improved rear wing sticker. After fixing a few small details, including a typo, a couple of missing 3D printed parts, and the sticker colors, this is the version I’m proud to call finished.

This is my take on what the 992 GT3 RS could look like if I were designing it for LEGO with no limitations.

Porsche is one of the hardest brands to recreate in bricks. The real car relies on smooth, flowing curves, while LEGO is naturally blocky. Capturing those proportions and body lines was the biggest challenge of this project, and I think that’s what makes the final result so satisfying.

This has become one of my favorite models I’ve ever designed. I’m incredibly proud of how it turned out, and I can’t wait to see people building it.

24/07/2026

Day 2 of designing the McLaren F1 in Lego

22/07/2026

Day 3 of designing the GT3 RS in Lego

Photos from 3DSupercarBricks's post 22/07/2026

Hi guys!

I know I haven’t been posting a whole lot lately. Most of my time has gone into working on new designs and improving the website behind the scenes.

One of the things I wanted to share today is something many of you have been asking for. I’ve had quite a few requests to group some of my cars into collections and offer them as bundles, so I finally got around to putting that together.

I’ve also been working on making the website easier to use, including a simpler way to download parts lists. I’ll show more about that soon.

This is really just a quick look at what I’ve been working on lately.

If you feel like it, head over to 3DSupercarBricks and have a look around. There’s a little treat waiting for you.

I’m really proud of how it turned out, and I hope you enjoy it.

Len ❤️

22/07/2026

Day 4 of designing the Porsche 992 GT3 RS in Lego.

Today I’m designing steering. Last time I did hand of godmechanism on the r35 but this time I wanted to have it turn via the steering wheel. The video doesn’t really display the amount of time invested but getting everything working, keeping the structure and also not compromising on shape is quite hard. Nevertheless it was fun.

Someone pointed out that the roof is too high so I’ll be tackling that in my next video. I have to make it stronger anyway. I’m already quite happy with the design, it’s definitely already my best Porsche design so far. But will it be the best Porsche Moc ever? 🤔

21/07/2026
Photos from 3DSupercarBricks's post 18/07/2026

Exciting new stuff :)

Photos from 3DSupercarBricks's post 16/07/2026

The Porsche 911 (992) GT3 RS.

This is my LEGO rendition of what is probably one of the most requested cars I’ve ever built. So many of you asked for it that I decided to make it this year’s community design, the one model each year that you get to choose.

This project was both challenging and incredibly fun. I started the first prototype in red, but after the community vote, white came out on top. In the end, I couldn’t choose, so I built both.

It’s been a long time since I’ve been this excited about one of my own models. Everything just came together. I went with a 15-stud-wide front and a 16-stud-wide rear to capture the real car’s proportions as closely as possible. It wasn’t an easy shape to get right since the sides look deceptively straight, but I’m really happy with how it turned out. It might even be my best design so far.

The model is built from 1,267 genuine LEGO parts, combined with a few of my own engineered custom parts, including the wheels, to add even more realism.

If you look closely, you’ll notice the stickers on the white version are slightly too bright. That will be corrected before release. There’s also one small mistake hidden in the sticker sheet. Can you spot it? 🤔

A huge thank you to everyone who pre-ordered this design. The support, enthusiasm, and trust you continue to show means more than you know.

The model releases on the 24th and, unlike previous releases, it will remain available permanently. I’m also working on an optional wheel pack, as shown in the last slide.

I hope you enjoy this one as much as I enjoyed designing it. ❤️

14/07/2026

Showing you my Lego car collection.

I’ve got a lot of questions about showing all my cars. Especially when I went live a couple times last week. So I’m starting off with the Koenigsegg’s. Showing you the features and some functions. I hope you like it, if you wanna see more, leave a like and a comment ;)

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