The biggest, baddest Merc you could get back in the 90's, with that subtle AMG bodykit and big ol' V12 under the hood.
Build: Intermediate
Durability: Fairly durable.
This model does not fit minifigures.
This product includes only digital PDF instructions + an XML parts list.
The model in the images is shown with the wheel covers spray-painted blue.
A model of one of the best looking cars of all time in my opinion, the W140 generation S-Class.
While looking relatively blocky and unassuming from the outside, this model uses many cool techniques to achieve subtle shaping, especially for the front and rear bumpers.
This model features a detailed engine under the hood, detailed dashboard & center console in a classy dark brown color, and some special shaping techniques for the c-pillars. This model features a fully modeled interior and does not fit minifigures.
My instructions are designed to be clear to follow, with intricate sections shown in detail.
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 pretty sturdy.
This model consists of 352 parts, costing $70-$80 thanks to the old dark blue mudguards. These could easily be swapped for the newer, more common ones + a few extra parts to fill the gaps.
This product includes only digital PDF instructions + an XML parts list.
The model in the images is shown with the wheel covers spray-painted blue.
A model of one of the best looking cars of all time in my opinion, the W140 generation S-Class.
While looking relatively blocky and unassuming from the outside, this model uses many cool techniques to achieve subtle shaping, especially for the front and rear bumpers.
This model features a detailed engine under the hood, detailed dashboard & center console in a classy dark brown color, and some special shaping techniques for the c-pillars. This model features a fully modeled interior and does not fit minifigures.
My instructions are designed to be clear to follow, with intricate sections shown in detail.
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 pretty sturdy.
This model consists of 352 parts, costing $70-$80 thanks to the old dark blue mudguards. These could easily be swapped for the newer, more common ones + a few extra parts to fill the gaps.
The biggest, baddest Merc you could get back in the 90's, with that subtle AMG bodykit and big ol' V12 under the hood.
Build: Intermediate
Durability: Fairly durable.
This model does not fit minifigures.