u/Roro_Cano

My favorite car in all my garage, a mid range S13 I use in expert battles. Only 435hp is more than enough to beat the expert AI oponents on every track every time, and is way more fun cause you have to actually try harder than with a maxed out car.

Never repaired, full missile style but with competition in mind hence the heavy roll cage and crash bars.

It gives me the most fun every time I play, just because of the challenge it creates.

Don't know about you but I find it quite rewarding to use underpowered cars against AI when you know all the tracks and all the oponents, gives it even more replayability.

As mankind's footprint expands through space, the support industry required is exponentialy growing and consuming more resources every day. To keep the assembly lines working, to keep producing and building even more than yesterday, the necessary materials need to be transported from mining and refining sites to every plant across space by thousands of cargo ships built for this single purpose. Amongst those, this space tanker is one of the most widely used ships, reliable and easy to build to keep the production rates going up.

Here's my first ever MOC, designed in Stud.io first before buying parts. I learned the SNOT technique with this one, quite a change from the lego kits I used to build 20 years ago ! 366 parts total for a 17 studs long ship, I had fun building it for sure.

It is the first piece of a larger world building project aimed at building the industrial side of mankind's space expansion, the support side almost never showed in scifi. The instructions are on Rebrickable for free if you want to build it, in which case feedback is welcome !

As mankind's footprint expands through space, the support industry required is exponentialy growing and consuming more resources every day. To keep the assembly lines working, to keep producing and building even more than yesterday, the necessary materials need to be transported from mining and refining sites to every plant across space by thousands of cargo ships built for this single purpose. Amongst those, this space tanker is one of the most widely used ships, reliable and easy to build to keep the production rates going up.

Here's my first ever MOC, designed in Stud.io first before buying parts. I learned the SNOT technique with this one, quite a change from the lego kits I used to build 20 years ago ! 366 parts total for a 17 studs long ship, I had fun building it for sure.

It is the first piece of a larger world building project aimed at building the industrial side of mankind's space expansion, the support side almost never showed in scifi. The instructions are on Rebrickable for free if you want to build it, in which case feedback is welcome !

Another livery inspired by japanese cars with my own twist, as I don't replicate real ones. Cutouts on the trunk lid, vents on the rear window for smoke flow, air ducts on side windows. One of my latest and favorite design.

New livery for my S14, inspires by the japanese D1 GP cars. 1jz maxed out engine under the hood. Smoke vents on the rear window and air ducts on the sides.