Build Controls (Simplex — Car Trimmed UI)
Hard Rules (baked-in):
stud grid only • legal half-stud/SNOT via official parts (jumpers/brackets/headlight) •
zero stress • BrickLink Studio collision + connection validation • moving parts must clear with no scraping.
Real-Build Update Notice: If you ever see a “duplicate” generator for this subject, use the newest one—it's the updated Real-Build logic version. If logic is already current, this page will output build plans (not a new generator).
Real-Build Update Notice: If you ever see a “duplicate” generator for this subject, use the newest one—it's the updated Real-Build logic version. If logic is already current, this page will output build plans (not a new generator).
Level 1 — Snapshot (Quick Build Spec)
Paste into ChatGPT / Copilot if you want help refining details
Level 2 — Builder Brief (Buildable Plan Outline)
Includes LEGO design “science”, validation steps, and BoM guidance
Level 3 — Detailed Real-Build Plans (Studio-Validated)
Sub-assemblies, step order, BOM ranges, substitution logic, tests
Level 4 — Publishable Pack (Plans + Expanded Product Pack)
Includes extended storefront copy + bundle ideas
Research Dossier (baked-in — for museum accuracy)
What we know from current reference sources:
Jensen PW (“Post-War”) production ran 1946–1952; powerplants included Meadows 4.0L straight-eight and later Austin 3.9L straight-six; total production was under 20 cars (often cited as 18). Use these facts to drive proportions, stance, and cabin layout. (The “Cinderella” nickname appears in enthusiast circles for a rare example/trim.)
- Overview + engines + “less than 20” production: Wikipedia entry for Jensen PW.
- Club history notes “Only 18 PWs were made” and summarizes engine changes: Jensen Car Club Australia model page.
- Long-form writeup and photos of a PW (for styling cues): Car & Classic feature on a 1950 Jensen PW.
Recommended photo angles to collect before finalizing the LEGO model:
front 3/4 low • side profile • rear 3/4 • straight rear • interior dash • rear compartment • wheel closeups • grille + badge.
Then lock: roofline, fender crown, grille verticality, window beltline, and running board thickness.