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The LEGO Technic Bugatti Chiron (42083) took a long time to complete but the end result is a very nice looking supercar. It features a 1:8 scale model of the Bugatti Chiron with aerodynamic bodywork, active rear wing, 8-speed gearbox, steering wheel, W16 engine with moving pistons, and Bugatti duo-tone blue color scheme.Updated gearbox from this MOC firstly optimize the gearbox ratios thanks to Dudimos69(on eurobricks forum) and project of adding a third differential on connection of both axles and gearbox designed by SNIPE (also eurobricks). We’ve supported 100’s of businesses with a variety of bespoke LEGO B2B services providing each client with a dedicated single point of contact throughout the process. I agree to the processing of my data in accordance with the conditions set out in the policy of Privacy.

It is the second "supercar" in the series, the first being the 2,704 piece LEGO Technic Porsche 911 GT3 RS (42056). After the gearbox issues in the Porsche two years ago, the suspension developed to be the flaw of this set. The Podcast was a really unique addition to the building experience, which helped me better understand the hard work that goes into a supercar like the Bugatti Chiron, and in translating the car into a LEGO set. The final product is really very beautiful and close to the original, the functions are very impressive.While most TECHNIC sets are vehicles that use pieces to mimic real vehicles, such as engine pieces, suspension, pneumatic, and transmission pieces, the TECHNIC parts have been used by various other System themes as well as LEGO Mindstorms. But it's kind of logical, since the front has the opening frunk and some looselyconnected subassemblies, comprising the hood etc.