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• Designed for Speed Champions / Technic-level fidelity, 8-stud minimum width, tile-smooth surfaces, internal Technic spine.
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Research basis (auto-filled): PF200 C Spider show-car on Aurelia B52 chassis; RM Sotheby’s lists 1,991 cc DOHC V6 ~90 bhp, wheelbase 114.5 in; PF200 design includes jet-intake nose and six exhaust tips.
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Baked-in • $0.07/brick estimate
Brick count (target)
3,750
Range: 3,000–4,500 (show-car detail tier)
Estimated cost
$262.50
$0.07/brick • Low $210 • High $315
Status
DRAFT DESIGN SPEC
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Research Dossier (auto)
Show-car accuracy cues
Identity: 1953 Lancia Aurelia PF200 C Spider by Pinin Farina — the 1953 Geneva & Turin Motor Show car on the rare Aurelia B52 chassis (chassis B52-1052).
Mechanical baseline: RM Sotheby’s lists an approx. 1,991 cc DOHC V6 (~90 bhp) with dual Weber carbs and a rear-mounted 4-speed transaxle; wheelbase listed as 114.5 in.
Design signatures to model in LEGO: Jet-intake nose (circular/elliptic bezel), raked windshield, pontoon fenders, clean beltline sweep, finned tail treatment, and six distinct exhaust tips above/near the bumper line. PF200 family details include side intakes and a hood/soft-top solution that can stow within the body on some variants.
Mechanical baseline: RM Sotheby’s lists an approx. 1,991 cc DOHC V6 (~90 bhp) with dual Weber carbs and a rear-mounted 4-speed transaxle; wheelbase listed as 114.5 in.
Design signatures to model in LEGO: Jet-intake nose (circular/elliptic bezel), raked windshield, pontoon fenders, clean beltline sweep, finned tail treatment, and six distinct exhaust tips above/near the bumper line. PF200 family details include side intakes and a hood/soft-top solution that can stow within the body on some variants.
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