Volkswagen

I’ve been building the Lego Volkswagen T2 🛒#ad and took some pics about the final result and the comparison with the T1. Feelings: The rear door (above the motor) dismantles itself just by looking at it, the mechanism is interesting as it uses some sticks that get inserted inside the support, but the frame holding it, specially in the upper side is really weak… The sliding door on the side is nice, and has a mechanism to ‘open it’ by pushing a small button in the lower part of the van The bed opens a bit better than on T1, which also was easy to get dismantled, same as the table that can be folded which is a lot nicer. The details on the fridge are really nice, and the one with the gas seems just to cover the spot The steering wheel is not just decorative.. as with recent Creator Expert series, it actually moves the front wheels. The roof, instead of being ‘pushed’ or ‘dropped’, has a sliding mechanism that holds it to the lower part, so in order to remove it, you need to open the rear door, and then slide it out. Interestingly it also has a spring that keeps the roof open. Enjoy! (and if you do, you can Buy Me a Coffee ) ...

I’ve the Lego Volkswagen T1 Camper van 🛒#ad (which I made a MOC for at Lego T1 Trailer MOC) and just received my LED Lightning Kit 🛒#ad (or AliExpress 🛒#ad) after my experience with the Bugatti Chiron one It came with a very simple instruction manual (in comparison to the Chiron kit), and was able to have them installed within 10 minutes with minimal disruption to the pieces and powered via a power bank. The kit contains: ...

I got some pieces that were part of a Lego Volkswagen T1 🛒#ad but couldn’t make for the complete set (which I already owned), so I was checking what mods I could build based on it, and best one, based on the amount of pieces was this one found on Rebrickable. As I found it to be a bit sad to leave the wheel, and some other elements outside I did some minor changes: ...