New Lego Fit/Jazz
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New Lego Fit/Jazz
But the antenna here in the US will be on the back end of the roof 
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Bump! 
Thanks, I'm glad you liked this. I didn't know there was a Honda Jazz/Fit forum. We have a 2004 Jazz ourselves but it's in Manila (I'm in the US). I've enjoyed making this model from scratch, and have updated it slightly...nothing much new really.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked this. I didn't know there was a Honda Jazz/Fit forum. We have a 2004 Jazz ourselves but it's in Manila (I'm in the US). I've enjoyed making this model from scratch, and have updated it slightly...nothing much new really.
Last edited by LegoJazz; Mar 10, 2007 at 02:44 AM.
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With all that experience, I'm sure you'll soon find yourself building a similar car in a similar scale! Yes, the seats fold down flat on the floor and also fold up just like in the real car.
Everything opens too: hood, tailgate, doors (these pics are from the older model, some details have since been updated)...
As you can see, I like to build small
Everything opens too: hood, tailgate, doors (these pics are from the older model, some details have since been updated)...
As you can see, I like to build small
Last edited by LegoJazz; Mar 10, 2007 at 03:20 AM.
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Thanks guys!
Actually there's an option on the Lego site you can buy several pieces but unfortunately this car has several pieces that Lego doesn't offer in their Lego factory so you'll have to grab the parts from other sources (Bricklink.com comes to mind).
In case anybody has an idea on how to build it I'll write some specs here to make it easier:
(measured in stud lengths, one stud is one "Lego" peg)
Length 22
Width 9
Height 9
F. Wheel arch 5
R. Wheel arch 4
F. Overhang 4.5
Wheelbase 13.5
R. Overhang 4
Roof width 7
Roof length 11
F. Door length 6
R. Door length 5
Tailgate width 7
I've used a blueprint as well as the real car to replicate the model, this blueprint should help:
Basically take the measurements in millimeters and divide them by 181 and you should get to the correct stud length measurements. Hope this helps!
Actually there's an option on the Lego site you can buy several pieces but unfortunately this car has several pieces that Lego doesn't offer in their Lego factory so you'll have to grab the parts from other sources (Bricklink.com comes to mind).
In case anybody has an idea on how to build it I'll write some specs here to make it easier:
(measured in stud lengths, one stud is one "Lego" peg)
Length 22
Width 9
Height 9
F. Wheel arch 5
R. Wheel arch 4
F. Overhang 4.5
Wheelbase 13.5
R. Overhang 4
Roof width 7
Roof length 11
F. Door length 6
R. Door length 5
Tailgate width 7
I've used a blueprint as well as the real car to replicate the model, this blueprint should help:
Basically take the measurements in millimeters and divide them by 181 and you should get to the correct stud length measurements. Hope this helps!
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