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Pontiac GTO (2004 tuner)
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An other model I've build a month ago. This one was built for LUGNuts monthly challenge, where we were supposed to build.. well.. something two of a kind. I chose to build to Pontiac GTOs and this is the first one - year 2004 tuner version. Features openable doors, hood and trunk, extra whide bodykit and very low stance.

Some exterior pics














All open


Mighty V8 under the hood.


Interior pics. Notice the lowerable armrest thingie at the rear seats.


And this is the familly shot of two Pontiac GTOs - the first and last generation.


Tell me what you think. And don't miss the other Pontiac GTO =) See ya!



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arwenromel hanna
  November 10, 2012
amazing
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Starscream Soundwave
  November 4, 2012
The last shot is beautiful. Great work!
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Timur Sadriev
  February 13, 2012
Wow!!!
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Thomas Graafland
  December 21, 2011
Amazing!! I am always stunned when I see cars that are uneven studs wide! Looks realy smooth and solid! I like how you build the round shape and front!!! The engine with the hoses looks beautiful!! The interior is lovable, especialy the armrest!! The rear also looks good! Perfect car!!! :-D
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patrick star
  December 10, 2011
AWSOME!i really like the last picture!Keep it up!comment my cars and trucks too!
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Malte Dorowski
  November 1, 2011
congratulation!
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Rolands Kirpis
  October 12, 2011
Quoting MortalSwordsman . Building in odd dimensions gives you whole new set of oportunities and problems. But I liked building 17 or 15 wide cars (my Mustang was 15-wide). So I say - go for it!!
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Rolands Kirpis
  October 12, 2011
Quoting Guxinetick Models Thank you. I feel honored. However - you're very talented builder yourself. And to be honest - this thing is very much inspired from Firas's Evo X, so many thanks go to him, even when he's not building anymore (hope that's temporary) he's still a great inspirer among us
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MortalSwordsman .
  September 27, 2011
Wow this is good. So much to say - every little detail is simply stunning. One of the best mocs at this scale that I have ever seen. I have been considering building a 15 wide car (as opposed to the more traditional 16 wide). I never thought to make a 17 wide, but this looks perfect. excellent build.
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elias perris
  September 17, 2011
in australia these are called holden gtos
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Mike A
  September 13, 2011
thats pretty cool! looks great
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Bernhard Mollema
  September 13, 2011
Impressed.....
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Rhys' Pieces
  September 13, 2011
Wow, this is a very realistic model! This is the first GTO (Monaro) I've seen in LEGO. It looks rather fabulous! The LS1 is spot-on and the lights, widebody and subtle spoiler are all great details. It's low, but it's not 'very' low ;)
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Aaden Hughes
  September 13, 2011
Nice! This is perfect to the real thing. Excellent work
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Guxinetick Models
  September 13, 2011
This model is very impressive, I like all the details, the shapes, the color scheme, the parts used is always perfect, but, what can i say?, I learn at every moc thanks to creators like You Rolands. Your cars are super good designed always.
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Rolands Kirpis
  September 13, 2011
Quoting Erik Hendrikx Please don't freak out. That wasn't the aim =)
Quoting Connor Simpson Thanx mate. But I've much to learn still
Quoting Paul Romano Thanx. It was not a contest, it was just a challenge. Everyone who managed to build a decent MOC was/is a winner. Everyone who even dared to try to build something - is a winner. If you are not affraid to build something out of your comfort zone - you're a winner! =)
Quoting Nick Barret LOL, thanx... lol
Quoting Matt Kendrick Yeah, the engine looks good, doesn't it
Quoting Siddhart Jaipal Yea, I couldn't decide for long - which GTOs to build. The third generation almost won against the first generation
Quoting Preston Glad you like it! Thanx
Quoting Senator. Chincilla well, not always tuners have those huge spoilers. It's actualy more a rally car trend..
Quoting Nathanael Kuipers it's always nice to hear nice comments from you and it's always ever cooler to hear that someone else is trying to build out of his/her comfort zone. And Countach is a nice car to start, but... it's not that easy as it may look at the very first sight. However, I've seen some really great Countache MOCs. Good luck and best of creativity!
Sam "The legoman" Knavel, Malte Dorowski, Gabor Horvath, Austin Durick, Austin Nomorinfo, The Timinater!, welliAR Wellinger, cyberfreak 2010, Lego Builders, Jonathan Petersen - thank you all. Your input is very much appreciated, as always!
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Nathanael Kuipers
  September 12, 2011
Good to see this one here as well! It's still a beauty with all those curves which are difficult to render. I still don't really know how you do them. Recently I tried to build my first 1:17 scale model, but I started with a much boxier model, the Countach... Anyway great job as usual!
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Senator. Chincilla .
  September 12, 2011
Go tuners! The spoiler seems a bit small for a tuner though, I was expecting something taller than the cabin. =P
Rolands Kirpis
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Preston the car nerd
  September 11, 2011
That's awesome! the colors are cool, and theres a TON of detail. I like how you gave the sides some shape and definition.
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Jonathan Petersen
  September 11, 2011
Awesome! love the color! great design!
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Lego Builders
  September 11, 2011
Cool! I just saw a new GTO earlier today.
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Siddhart Jaipal
  September 11, 2011
Nice! Pontiac will maybe return, I hope it will. The "Judge" and "Kitt" (Trans Am) are my favorites.
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Matt Kendrick
  September 11, 2011
Nice looking GOAT man! I really like how you detailed the LS1 motor too!
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cyberfrank 2010
  September 11, 2011
great work on this car! the last pic is also awesome!!!
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Nick Barrett
  September 11, 2011
A very intricate and detailed model, as always from you. Funny thing is, it might look even better in white ;-)
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welliAR Wellinger
  September 11, 2011
Very Nice! Good Detail and Technics!
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The Timinater !
  September 11, 2011
awesome design!
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Austin Nomorinfo
  September 11, 2011
Amazing! great deatil and blue looks great! 5/5
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Paul Romano
  September 11, 2011
Amazing work! I've always loved the "Goat", and your model is a perfect representation of the 2004 version. Did you win your LUGnet challenge? I'd be very surprised if you didn't at least get nominated!
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Connor Simpson
  September 11, 2011
You are an automobile king! I love the look of the doors, although the whole car looks wonderful.
Erik Hendrikx
  September 11, 2011
Wow, this is freakin' awesome! Well Done!
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Austin Durick
  September 11, 2011
cool very detailed could you comment on this? http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/286584
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Gabor Horvath
  September 11, 2011
The interior, the engine, the shape of the car, the colours, everything is great! Very impressive!
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Malte Dorowski
  September 11, 2011
ravishingly beautiful
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Sam "The legoman" Knavel
  September 11, 2011
I love this car.
  
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