You're probably familiar with the CBX INOX by now. | ||||
September 2000 Gerrit Bruggeman made the 'CBX WOOD', based on the first design (with mirrors and six-into-two exhaust). | ||||
Two years later I asked French artist Antoine Collignon to draw an impression of my bike. | ||||
17th of May 2003 I won the streetfightercompetition at the Rockanje Classic Races. The prize was a unique steel miniature of my bike. | ||||
February 2004 Pieter Nijs en Jurriën Gosselink proudly present:
The One and Only 'CBX-INOX LE*'! * Lego Edition | ||||
Made by my nephew Pieter and his friend Jurriën, both Lego experts (or better: addicts, like I was, years ago). Here they pose by their minute piece of art. | ||||
Of course I wanted their creation on my site. I had to creep in quite awkward positions to take the pictures below. | ||||
Both men totally stripped this website to get all the details right; especially the pages History and Stage III. | ||||
Even the numberplate is in authentic yellow and blue. | ||||
The proportions are just fine. | ||||
Some nice details: the rear lights, the cameras and the (fully functional!) rear suspension. | ||||
The exhaust proved to be quite difficult (say no more ...). It was changed it several times before they were satisfied. | ||||
Even the indicators and the LCD display are present. | ||||
Being 'builders' themselves they uploaded their design at 'LEGO Club Cool Creations', at www.lego.com.
Of course you want to know where to buy the CBX-INOX LE. Well, the negotiations are meaty but we'll sure work something out, won't we, boys? ;-) Click the picture to enlarge the screendump. |