mumureloaded:
just forget about that APONLE, pangolo na pangolo whether nah diablo lego or Prado all naj toy. 10 milli for one fvckry pangolo, never, even if I no get sense I will pretend as if I have one or better still borrow it.

readone99:
So someone would buy this and just drop it in the garage for show off?... quite hilarious, when I am not a kid to play with toy.

taiyesoul:
Give the 10 million to the "lazy" Nigerian youth.He'll make it 10 Billion in 5 years.
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The Lamborghini Diablo was developed in the late 1980s. The task was, to become the fastest production car ever build. Powered by a V12 engine producing 492 hp, the car is able to reach a top speed of 325km/h (202mph). Several tests proved, that it was even faster.

About 2900 cars had been produced from 1990 to 2001. There are many different versions of the car like the VT (with four-wheel drive), the SE30 (to celebrate Lamborghinis 30 anniversary) or the facelifted GT models. Also many cars were produced as Roadster versions.

This LEGO version is based on the later GT model with a 6.0 litre V12.

If you are a fan of the older versions wit pop-up headlights, they are easily replaceable. Further you can decide, if you prefer the Coupe-version or the Roadster-version. And you also can choose between two different spoilers and two different sets of rims.

This LEGO version features all important details and functions:

opening scissor-doors, opening bonnet and trunk (with luggage)
fully detailed engine
dashboard with realistic stickers
pop-up headlights or clear-glass headlights
Coupe or Roadster
different rims
detailed stickers and many chrome parts

If you would like to own a LEGO model of this fantastic car,
PLEASE SUPPORT!

Please, also check out my other projects

f you are a regular reader, by now you must have figured that we have a soft spot for certain Lego projects, from the uber-cool Porsche 911 GT3 RS to the life-size cars built over the years.

Although it’s not exactly rare, the Lamborghini Diablo remains a favorite among collectors, and an icon as the last car developed before Audi took over. It was built in less than 3,000 examples from 1990 to 2001 and its extravagant design is the work of Marcello Gandini.

The Diablo appears to be Dani87’s favorite ride, too. Who is Dani87, you might rightfully ask? A young man with a passion for cars and Lego, who combined the two into a very special project. By putting together numerous small bricks, he was able to recreate the iconic Italian supercar complete with an opening hood, trunk and scissor doors.

Also Read: Lego Makes A Life-Size 1964 Ford Mustang Out Of Its Bricks, V8 Roar Included

This project, which is still trying to gather enough supporters to make it to the shelves, also features a detailed engine, pop-up headlights, chrome accessories, realistic stickers and red interior complete with seats, steering wheel, gearshift lever and more.

Designed as a Coupe or a Roadster, it’s available with two different rear wings and a couple of wheel choices, and it certainly looks the part. With such attention to detail, we hope that it gets the necessary support to convince Lego to make it.

kereman1:
Yusuf cn nw wreck smthg nt too expensive

fuckerstard:
So i will drop 10million naira for LEGO Lamborghini, it will now take space in my garage for what? Selfie?

oyb:
egunmogaji,,

another plagiarist is here

https://ideas.lego.com/projects/b89dda9f-a9cd-4909-97ef-fa544c24564a

https://www.carscoops.com/2018/04/one-lamborghini-diablo-everyone-will-able-purchase/

if the op knew the least bit about legos, he would know that cannot be a scale model. lego studs and pieces are too small for for that detail

Troublemaker007:


Autojosh sometimes I ask myself if everything is okay with you. For real.