Pay homage to the popular film trilogy with the included information plaque; this LEGO car set for adults makes an amazing piece of home decor! The current instructions use a 20:12 up-gearing -> the wheels spin 1.6 times faster than the motor)

The upgrade - If I do it -will be free for you ofcourse for anyone who bought this moc or the buwizz version. Disclaimer: The author of this MOC does not intend to provide intellectual property of LEGO. These instructions are meant to modify LEGO set 76240 but do not contain instructions for building said set, only references to the original instructions where needed. As usual, this is very stable, although I had to take some internal structure out. I replaced it with LEGO technic. No rubbing wheel, the steering has a virtual pivot point like the 1989 Batmobile and I strongly stabilized it. If you think building a LEGO Set is challenging, you should try installing a lighting kit for some truly intense circuitry and engineering fun… Installation guide: Comes with detailed instruction, detailed description in the form of pictures, step by step lead you how to install and use, it is easy to find the way.The standard version adds lights at the tires & tail lights & flux capacitor lights/infrared sensor switches at the bottom, fold the hovering tires, the lights automatically turn on.

Ever wanted to create your own LEGO® set? That's exactly what LEGO® Ideas is! Fan-submitted creations have now been turned into actual commercially available sets! HINT for authenticity: there are 4 LEDS for the 4 front lights but usually only the two inner ones are lit, I think the outer ones are high beam so usually off. You may want to put a pair of leds into each instead of single LEDS into all 4 lights. I didn't though.

I tried a lot to fix this: I asked LEGO support about it months ago, they send my question to their technicians, and I never receive an answer from them ... duh. I tried gearing down the L-Motors - too slow anyway. I even made a version using Medium-Motors, but they get rare and are needed for my ECTO-1 motorization. To find a lighting kit for your LEGO® set, simply scroll and browse below to find the appropriate light up kit. You can also use the search function above and type in the model name or number to find your set. For the above 88mpi upgrade I intended to use a 24:8 up-gearing instead -> the wheels spin 3 times faster than the motor.