LEGO Cars

City X'ers

This is a car company I started in the summer 1995, to have a name for a series of small LEGO cars. I got inspiration for the name and the size in the dutch comic story Gangsterfilm.

City Busters

This is the company my dad made to compete with my designs.

Formula One Racers

These three formula one cars were built to demonstrate that you can build just as nice cars (only the M:Tron sponsored one really lives up to the goal) without using the specialised chassis pieces used for the cars in the Formula One Transporter set LEGO issued a few years ago.

Classic racing car

This classic racing car was built to use a bunch of rounded pieces that were relatively new in my collection at that time.

Autocamper

A usable autocamper has to have both kitchen, bathroom, and space for sleeping, Katrine said. I just insisted on the engine. :-)

Stylish sports car

This is the first car (but third edition) I built with the engines from the yacht club set. The license plate is just the answer to the big question about life the universe and everything.

Wild sports car

This car was inspired by my first V8 sports car, but it's more useable in a gang war, than on the promenade.

Monster truck

A nice big monster truck for impressing the mates. The antennas are long enough to give you easy line-of-sight connections even in a hilly landscape.

Pop's limo

There is space for a small select party in this limousine. Sometimes I feel it looks like a refitted tank.

Low open car

This car features some useful bumpers made with a bit of flexible tube, and a slightly unusual use of an old space windscreen.

Allanton Bus Company (other site)

Allanton Bus Company are operating with some quite nice touring style buses - even for local services.

Family car

A nice little car for the whole LEGO family.

Six wide container truck (other site)

Paul Foster has built a nice looking six knobs wide container truck based on the Color Line cargo truck.

Have a look at Erik Wilson's red Land Rover and his Blacktron I Ranger.