The Lego Car Blog was founded in late 2011 to cater for the growing vehicle-building portion of the online Lego community, whose work was at the time unrecognised by the established Lego blogs.
Since our launch in 2011 we have steadily grown to become one of the more well known Lego blogs on the ‘net, alongside such institutions as The Brothers Brick, Eurobricks and Bricknerd. Our articles range from publicising builders’ creations to Lego news, set reviews and builder interviews. All of our content is open-source and free to share, and can be accessed via the main menu at the top of each page, or by the search function and archiving tool at the bottom.
The Lego Car Blog is not related to, supported, or endorsed by The LEGO Group. We are a separate not-for-profit organisation staffed by enthusiastic volunteers and The Lego Car Blog Elves, whose unending job it is to source the very best Lego content from around the world wide web.
Our administration costs are met by the advertising revenue generated via site impressions, with all profit being donated to good causes. This means that every time you visit us you’re doing a little bit of good too!
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It’s a shame I didn’t run into this blog sooner. I am so glad though I have discovered it at all. It’s a real treat to finally see a blog entirely dedicated to great builders who do inspirational cars out of LEGO.
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Hey, I created a Nice caravan … Is It possible To upload It on your and How.. ?
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