Ken Block has mad skills, but so does one of his uber-fans, at least when it comes to LEGO master building. Lachlan Cameron has just made a near-exact replica of Mr. Block’s 1,400 horsepower drifting monster, replete with Monster energy drink logo, no less. What’s even more impressive is the fact that there are no custom LEGO pieces in this build, but it’s remarkably detailed from the moving stick shift to the moving pistons in the engine. Hell, even the suspension and the differentials are fully detailed. Though it’s not to scale, but rather RC car-sized, this LEGO Technic creation uses an electric motor to speed it up and toss it around your own homemade course for Ken Block-like delights.
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