Police Pursuit Supercar

I would like to present an updated version of my previous Police Car submission in 1:10 scale.

In this iteration, I focused on refining the overall look, proportions, and part selection. There are several significant changes compared to the previous version.

I raised the front of the car by 1 stud, which allowed me to add a bull bar at the front. I think this change has a big impact on the overall look and feel of the car. It makes the front look more bulky while keeping the aggressive appearance.

I also reworked the rear wing to give it more of a street car appearance rather than the typical racing look.

I was also able to use mudguards that better suit this scale, which I think adds a much more polished look to the final model.

The door sections and the surrounding areas were also redesigned. I decided to make these areas cleaner, while giving the doors a more substantial, weighty feeling when opened and closed.

The car features a V6 hybrid drivetrain. It includes simulated electric motors at the front and rear, all linked to the gearbox and V6 engine. The simulated motors spin while the car is moving.

When the trunk is opened, additional internal details become visible, including working suspension, and a brick-built battery detail.

The headlights and additional lights in the bull bar and lower front section were also added or reworked. I also added a red light bar to the lower rear section. A classic police light bar is mounted on the roof as well.

A full list of functions is provided below and illustrated in the attached graphics.

This model is inspired by modern supercars and is built in a Technic style at a 1:10 scale. The model measures 47 × 20 × 12.5 cm, consists of over 2,200 pieces, and weighs approximately 1.5 kg.

The model features:

2-speed gearbox with neutral
V6 engine connected to the gearbox
Two simulated electric motors connected to the drivetrain and spinning while the car is in motion
Fully working front and rear suspension
Steering connected to the steering wheel
Removable Hand-of-God (HOG) steering mounted on the roof
Engine cover operated by a cockpit lever
Openable trunk
Opening doors with a special hinge mechanism that prevents overextension
Numerous detailed elements throughout the interior and exterior