Lego Veyron w/working 7sp transmission
 

Wow! Pretty cool set of Leggos!!!

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Those are incredible!

I applaud the Japs for making toys like that for their kids. Those kids will have a huge benefit over other kids.

They will have Engineers at the ripe old age of 12 years old.

I think I will get some of those for my Grandkids. It sure can't hurt.

Thanks for posting.

Ty O'Neal

Very cool i would build one if they packaged it. Hey Ty i think that was in central america that guy didnt look Japanese

Lego is a company in Denmark.

Darren

Did I miss that? Some of the parts didn't look like any of the Leggo sets I have seen. So is it a different company or just a different product line?
I would love to get my son into building things like that. Myself too.

I want one

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98ssnova et al:

Good call, but the guy who built it wasn't Central American, or Asian, but from Spain. "Sheepo", has a great future in complicated miniatures. The language in the background had some words that sounded Japanese at one point. The guy in the Video at the end I figured could have been anyone since there were so many items being shown.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...&ct=clnk&gl=us

I knew Lego was Danish, I had a decent set growing up. Great fun until you notice cars are girls.

This looked exactly like many of the things I saw for kids when I was over in Japan. Unbelievable in their ingenuity, just look at the engineering and technology on the Mitsubishi EVO, Friggen crazy complicated drivetrain. It would be really cool to have one on a 1st gen Camaro though.

"LEGO Technic Bugatti Veyron has working seven-speed transmission
Spanish LEGO builder Sheepo has built a Bugatti Veyron from Technic that not only sports the beautiful lines of the original but also incorporates a fully functional seven-speed gearbox, retracting spoiler, independent suspension, and more features of the world’s most expensive car."

Take care,

Ty

Ty,

I thought you meant the Lego company itself, not the video. My bad.

Darren

Darrin:

After re-reading my post, it was poorly written as just to whom I was referring to in my statement.

Not your bad, my turn and my Bad.

Sorry, I'll try to do better in the future.

Take care,

Ty O'Neal