There is a very exciting LEGO Technic contest happening right now that you may want to participate in. The contest is done by the LEGO picture-sharing website ReBrick.com. Below you will find all the information you need about how to enter this challenging but fun LEGO contest. 🙂
One day during the early 1920’s Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler sat down in Germany and agreed to merge their two car companies into one and start producing Mercedes-Benz cars. They had each made their own versions of the world’s first petrol-driven cars back in 1886. Within years, Gottlieb Daimler sold his first truck – almost 120 years ago! Some of the first Mercedes-Benz branded diesel powered trucks were built in Stuttgart in 1923. Today, in 2015, half of all trucks on the German roads are Mercedes-Benz trucks. Just imagine how Karl and Gottlieb would react if they were time-warped from 1925 to 2015 to witness just how big, fast and capable the Mercedes-Benz trucks have become 90 years later! What would they say if they could see what their vision has led to?
➡ LEGO TECHNIC CONTEST – DETAILS: Think the new #42043 LEGO Technic Mercedes-Benz Arocs 3245 is the coolest Technic set ever made? (Yeah, we like it, too!) And have you thought about what the perfect truck would look like if you could design your own? Hold that thought, and now, imagine yourself traveling 30 years into the future, to 2045. You’re taking a brand new Mercedes-Benz Truck out for a spin. It’s the truck of your dreams! What does it look like? How does it move, and what will it haul? What will be required of a truck in the year 2045? What will it be fueled by – diesel, electricity, recycled waste, or something completely different? Be a visionary, and build the ultimate Mercedes-Benz Truck of the future with LEGO Technic!
➡ LEGO TECHNIC CONTEST – HOW TO ENTER: Ready, research, design! Look back 30 years: how have truck designs evolved since 1985? And looking ahead, can you spot the latest trends in truck design, alternative fuels, transportation needs, infrastructure changes, and combine it all into the perfect future truck? To join the competition, research, design, and build your model, take a great picture and upload it, and if you feel like recording a video of your design process, feel free to send that to us, too. Rev up your engines, and join the competition on ReBrick.com! You will find all the fun details and small print there – we can’t wait to see your designs! Enter now until October 5th, 2015!
➡ LEGO TECHNIC CONTEST – PRIZES: One talented design winner will take home an exclusive first prize: LEGO Technic models worth 1,000 EUR, a signed #42043 LEGO Technic Mercedes-Benz Arocs 3245 box, and a specialized Winner Certificate. Nine runners-ups will each be awarded a signed #42043 LEGO Technic 42043 Mercedes-Benz Arocs 3245, and a specialized Winner Certificate. Before you get started, make sure to read the official rules here, and watch a video about the competition below:
If you would like to see the recently released #42043 LEGO Technic Mercedes-Benz Arocs 3245 for inspiration, along with other LEGO Technic sets, visit the LEGO Technic section of the Online LEGO Shop.
So what do you think? Are you planning to participate in this LEGO contest? What kind of vehicle would you build? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section below! 😉
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This is a contest that will require some serious building skills. I don’t think I will be entering myself as I don’t have the skills, nor enough Technic parts, but I’m looking forward to see the entries from others. Good luck!
Technic is not my strong suit, but I don’t typically do Lego contests anyway. The results should be cool to look at.
I’ll be sending this to my brother as the resident technic builder in the family. Although I have plenty of parts myself my building skills with technic are rubbish compared to the normal lego system. Tend to use technic purely for lightweight scaffolding inside large castle structures or when doing odd angles for building work.
Wishing your brother the best of luck in the contest! 😀