Instructions for Inspired by F50 GT

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This product includes only digital PDF instructions + an XML parts list.

A model of one of my favorite mysterious supercars, the 1-of-3, never raced, barely ever seen, F50GT.

I used a lot of fun techniques on this one. The front bumper has parts going in almost every direction, the sides are mounted with a ball joint technique I really enjoy, and there are overall some fun solutions to get a clean design. The side skirts and bumpers are 0.5 studs lower than a standard model like this, so it looks like a proper race car.
This model features a fully modeled interior and does not fit minifigures.
My models are designed with techniques more delicate than official LEGO, and thus are more detailed but may lead to frustration if used as toys. This model is a bit delicate and is intended for display.
This model consists of 341 parts, costing $40-$50.

This product includes only digital PDF instructions + an XML parts list.

A model of one of my favorite mysterious supercars, the 1-of-3, never raced, barely ever seen, F50GT.

I used a lot of fun techniques on this one. The front bumper has parts going in almost every direction, the sides are mounted with a ball joint technique I really enjoy, and there are overall some fun solutions to get a clean design. The side skirts and bumpers are 0.5 studs lower than a standard model like this, so it looks like a proper race car.
This model features a fully modeled interior and does not fit minifigures.
My models are designed with techniques more delicate than official LEGO, and thus are more detailed but may lead to frustration if used as toys. This model is a bit delicate and is intended for display.
This model consists of 341 parts, costing $40-$50.

This model was inspired by the mighty Ferrari F50 GT! The racing version of the normal road-going F50, it was basically an F1 car with an F50 body shell. It was intended to race against cars such as the Mclaren F1 GTR, Mercedes CLK GTR, and Porsche 911 GT1, but due to rule changes, Ferrari canceled the project, destroyed all but three chassis, and sold them to collectors. They are infrequently seen at large car shows around the world.

Version 1 was seemingly well-liked by this community and I much appreciate anyone who supported it. 3 years later, here we are with an updated version 2.

This model does not fit minifigures.