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Volkswagen Golf Mk II

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This is the finished product of my Volkswagen Golf project.I recently asked your opinion what should i do with this project.Everybody said that i should continue,so i did.I got huge amount of inspiration for that car from popular british band Pet shop Boys and their song "It's a Sin".This is currently my favourite song.Now back to the car. This car has lots of details and functions.It took me a week to comlete this car.Now i'm satisfied with the look of this car.It's in scale 1:10.I totally like this model.I hope you feel the same.I hope you like it!

About this creation

Side view.You might spot the lime green stripe on both sides.That's very unique colour in my car park so far.

Rear end.I like it!:D

Everithing open.In this picture,every hatch,door,etc.is open.

Engine.This is the model of 1983 Volkswagen Golf's 1.6L 54 PS (40 kW; 53 hp) I4 diesel engine.

Openable boot.Unfortunatly i couldn't make it fully openable.I solved the problem by building it like MortalSwordsman with his Mk I Golf.

Sunroof open.You might spot the mirror and sun visors.

Sunroof closed/covered.

Dash and interior bits from driver's side.

Green seats with white stripe and black armrests.It's hard to see,but back seat is in same colours.

Sun visors can be pulled forwards and backwards.

Windscreen wipers.

Dash and interior from passenger side.There's a openable glove compartment.

Glove compartment closed.

Picture,which is taken from backseat.

Fuel fillercap open.

And closed.

Licenseplate back which is sloped slightly inwards.

Rear end once again.Here is the proof that pillars are sloped inwards:-)

That's the technique how i sloped the rear pillars using the "Pants" part.

Beer 6 pack and Golf equipment in the boot.

Beer and Golf clubs taken out.There's a little black golf ball aswell."If it's a golf,then let's play golf":Sentence from my brain :-)

Spruce odor hanging in to bring sweet smell to my golf :)

Goodbye picture!Have a delightful day!

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Artem NolMont

May 16, 2013

Very big and cool car. Great job!!!

I like it

Senator Chinchilla .

August 31, 2012

Very, very cool. Great detail on the engine, and a nifty color scheme to go with it. The interior is also cool, and so nicely detailed. And you used pants to make the C-pillar.

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Thomas Graafland

August 25, 2012

I think one of your best builds so far! I love it! 5/5

I made it

Patrick Starr

August 18, 2012

Thanks everyone for nice words.=P

I made it

Patrick Starr

July 30, 2012

Quoting DeTomaso Pantera Excellent Patrick! One of my favourite builds from you so far :-)

Thanks Tom!Thanks for the compliment!:D

I like it

DeTomaso Pantera

July 29, 2012

Excellent Patrick! I love the rear light clusters they are perfect! One of my favourite builds from you so far :-)

I made it

Patrick Starr

July 29, 2012

Thanks guys!

I like it

Malte Dorowski

July 29, 2012

ravishingly beautiful!

I like it

Gabor Horvath

July 29, 2012

It is a very nice car! I like your technic, which you used to slope the pillars and the tailights are very good! The light green and white design is good, too! Great work! :)

I like it

arwenromel hanna

July 29, 2012

that is great job mate

I like it

Joost Cumps

July 29, 2012

Wow Patrick, how much details can you get in one model! Engine, the sloped license plate, and the pillars are my favorits. Love the legs'technique dor the pillars :-)

I like it

Nick Barrett

July 29, 2012

This is a great car - your best yet :-) It looks excellent in proportion and detail and well done with the pillars!

I like it

Chris Melby

July 28, 2012

THe green lower stripe really accents it well, and you've really squeezed the fun out of those bricks! Literally, awesome build Patrick!

I like it

George Staples

July 28, 2012

Nice Golf. I really like the details on the engine. The color scheme is very nice.

I like it

Nils O.

July 28, 2012

Brilliant is the right word. It's perfect. I love the many, many details you've added (sunroof, fuel cap, window wipers, "Wunderbaum", ...). But I have to say, I'd like to see the license plate going up when the boot is open. The look was right for the Mk I but not for the Mk II. Come on, Patrick, I know you can do it! ;-)). I love it, anyway - Great job! ;-))

I like it

Starscream Soundwave

July 28, 2012

Thats absolutely brilliant. Full of character, great realism, and perfectly done. I love it!

I like it

MortalSwordsman .

July 28, 2012

Excellent. The shape is very good especially the bumbers and both sets of lights. The rear light clusters and how they integrate into the opening hatch is especially good. Great work on the C pillars. Looks like it needs a car wash ;)

I like it

Alex B

July 28, 2012

Great Work Patrick!!! Looks really great! About your yellowed pieces there is something for that!

I like it

Mihe Stonee

July 28, 2012

what a wonderfull built! with so many details on this it gets a realatiy feeling... well done!

I like it

LissAngelM ...

July 28, 2012

Awesome

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kenneth rattledge

July 28, 2012

great shape, nicely detailed, well done.

I like it

Potu ,the half Toa

July 28, 2012

Cool!

I like it

Henrik Hoexbroe

July 28, 2012

Quite nice. You�ve nailed some of teh shapes erally well, especially the front. But I must say, that this is some heavily battered Lego. Especially the fuel-cap-door looks like it was salvaged from a scrap-yard...

I like it

Loek Marcus

July 28, 2012

Brilliant car! I love it!

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