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True LEGO Geometry & LEGO-Legal Rule Set:
Must resolve to LEGO stud grid + standard heights. Use only official half-stud/SNOT offsets via real parts (jumpers/brackets/headlight bricks). No stressed connections or jam-fit hacks. Studio collision + connection validation required: zero intersections, zero floating, all connections valid.
Must resolve to LEGO stud grid + standard heights. Use only official half-stud/SNOT offsets via real parts (jumpers/brackets/headlight bricks). No stressed connections or jam-fit hacks. Studio collision + connection validation required: zero intersections, zero floating, all connections valid.
Research Dossier (baked-in)
- Identity: 1947 Delahaye 135MS with Figoni et Falaschi “Narval” cabriolet coachwork (rare postwar Art-Deco).
- Commonly cited rarity: often documented as one of seven “Narval” builds; notable concours presence including modern concours reporting.
- Core spec anchors used for LEGO proportions: ~2950 mm wheelbase; front-engine, rear-drive grand tourer proportions.
- Mechanical cues used in the model: 3.6L inline-six references, Cotal preselector-style shifter pod references, long hood + dramatic fenders.
- Exterior signature cues: “whale/narwhal” teardrop fenders, skirted wheel openings, tall grille, sweeping chrome side spears.
- Interior cues: art-deco dash symmetry, thin-rim wheel, low windscreen, two-seat cabriolet layout + rear deck stowage.
- Image reference suggestions (search terms): “Delahaye 135MS Narval cabriolet Figoni Falaschi”, “Amelia Island Best in Show 2024 Narval”.
- Primary spec sources typically used: Ultimatecarpage spec sheet; Mecum listing details; Hagerty concours coverage.
Min width rule: ≥ 8 studs
Surface goal: tile-smooth
Structure: Technic spine
Parts: currently produced only