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Written by Ollie Kew
It"s been a good year for cars being immortalised in Lego. The Caterham 620R and Ferrari F40 have joined the blocky ranks of Minis and VW campervans, and now someone"s thought to plug the gap in the Lego hot hatchback" market. This delightful Golf GTI Mk1 is the result.Submitted on Lego"s Ideas forum where users can vote for their favourite designs to get full company backing, the Golf features a detailed engine" bay, faithfully garish upholstery and the iconic red band around the front grille. This appears to have been represented with an elastic band. Top ingenuity there.With a whopping 585 days to run at the time of writing, the Golf GTI has amassed almost a quarter of the 10,000 votes it needs to be submitted for official Lego approval. So it probably won"t make it into your Christmas stocking in time for this year, but after the Caterham upvotes were so successful, you never know. Meanwhile, what other modern classics deserve the plastic brick treatment?Share this page: FacebookTwitterGoogle+WhatsAppMailtoCopy link
Date written: 1 Nov 2016
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ID: 5626
It"s been a good year for cars being immortalised in Lego. The Caterham 620R and Ferrari F40 have joined the blocky ranks of Minis and VW campervans, and now someone"s thought to plug the gap in the Lego hot hatchback" market. This delightful Golf GTI Mk1 is the result.Submitted on Lego"s Ideas forum where users can vote for their favourite designs to get full company backing, the Golf features a detailed engine" bay, faithfully garish upholstery and the iconic red band around the front grille. This appears to have been represented with an elastic band. Top ingenuity there.With a whopping 585 days to run at the time of writing, the Golf GTI has amassed almost a quarter of the 10,000 votes it needs to be submitted for official Lego approval. So it probably won"t make it into your Christmas stocking in time for this year, but after the Caterham upvotes were so successful, you never know. Meanwhile, what other modern classics deserve the plastic brick treatment?Share this page: FacebookTwitterGoogle+WhatsAppMailtoCopy link
Date written: 1 Nov 2016
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 5626
