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Fire in New York
All fire trucks are cool. But FDNY’s are particularly so, what with them having to reach the skyscrapers of Manhattan making them, well… massive. Cue Mirco Hussmann of Eurobricks, who has created...
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Keep on Tumblin’
The Tumbler is – and no arguments here – the best Batmobile bar far. Which is probably why it has both appeared here at The Lego Car Blog and been turned into an official LEGO set more times than any...
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Giant Haystacks
Because we’re weird, we like obscure niche pieces of machinery here at The Lego Car Blog. And they don’t come much more obscurely niche than a trailer specifically built to carry hay bales. It’s an...
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The Robot Apocalypse
We’re all living in a world of AI now. Mostly of course, AI is used to make terrible short videos and to write cover letters, but there’s a somewhat scarier application which means we’re pretty much...
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Connecting Virginians
We’re taking the bus today, thanks to previous bloggee JLui15 and this stellar Orion VII NG bus in Fairfax Connector livery. Fully remote controlled with working drive, steering, and motorised doors,...
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A MAZterpiece
The Lego Car Blog Elves are cheerfully riding around the office whilst attempting mildly xenophobic Eastern European accents today, courtesy of Michael Kulakov (aka Michael217) and this, his...
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Seeing Red
It’s been some time since one of our Elves ran over its colleagues with a remote control creation. And that doesn’t change today, as despite being epically remote controlled, this magnificent Tatra...
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Cor-Off-Roada
As the world’s best selling car, the Toyota Corolla has been many things, but not often a 4×4 desert racer. Cue Randy Wilmenta, who has built his 1989 Corolla GT-S into an awesome all-wheel-drive...
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BuWizz Gathering 2026
BuWizz-powered creations have been appearing on The Lego Car Blog for years, and with programable bluetooth control, mega power, and a 5-Star Review when we tested their awesome 3.0 Pro system, it’s...
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Remotely Racing
This morning has been somewhat messier than we hoped. A remote control creation was found by one of our Elves, which – as regular readers will know – of course means it was used to run over as many...
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Czech Meight
It’s been a while since we had a trial truck here at TLCB Towers, but we’re making up for it today. This is Madoca 1977’s Tatra T813 8×8 Kolos, and it’s one of the most capable we’ve seen yet....
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Bus Boy
We’re travelling slowly through Westchester New York today, on a twenty-year-old Orion Industries V (05.505) bus. Over a hundred Orion Vs still operate on Westchester’s ‘Bee-Line’, and are the last not...
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We’re Slammin’, and We Hope You like Slammin’ Too
We’re feeling loooow today, not in mood, but in stance, thanks to this beautiful air-bagged Peterbilt 389 truck and MAC 4-axle trailer. Constructed by Grigoriy, this stunning custom Peterbilt features...
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Trailin’ Low
This neat Technic 8×4 truck and low-bed three-axle trailer comes from previous bloggee damianPLE, and despite the small scale there’s a full remote control drivetrain squeezed inside. The Power...
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B is for BuWizz
TLCB Elves are running for their lives today, because this tremendous Technic remote control Group B rally car is roaring up and down the office corridor. TLCB staff may or may not be at the controls…...
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Not in Iran
If you’ve been vaguely aware of the news over the past few weeks it’s been getting a bit bomby in the Middle East. That’s because President Trump knew that Iran were going to start a war with America,...
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Mining Cornwall
The Cornwall Peninsula in the very south of the United Kingdom is famous for its pasties, beaches, cider, and – at one time – mining. This began with silver and tin, plundered by the Romans, and ended...
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Lime Crush
It’s been a quiet week here at TLCB Towers. Elves have returned, creations have been published, and no-one’s been squashed at all. Until today. This enormous lime green machine is a 1980s Terex...
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Technically Trucking
From a tiny RC truck to one that’s rather larger, this is nico71’s splendid fully remote controlled 1:30 Scania. Fitted with a pair of LEGO Power Functions motors for drive and steering, Nico’s truck...
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Tiny Tanker
One of our Elves is rather grumpy today. You see, despite finding a blogworthy creation (and therefore getting fed), our mythical workers also hope to find something remotely controlled, and large and...
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