My 2002 4Runner LEGO Build

[4x3Lander]

Over the holiday weekend, I engaged with some LEGOS. I never know what I am going to build. I decided to attempt to build my 2002 4Runner, but didn’t have high hopes as building vehicles with random LEGOS never really pans out well.

Well, I was wrong. To my amazement, I was not only able to build a respectable overlander vehicle, it was kind of close to my 4Runner. However, it looks more like a Hummer due to the square blockiness look it has to it. Not bad for having all random LEGOS in a big container.

Take a look at it and see how closely it resembles an overloading type vehicle!

 

[4BUMR]

Over the holiday weekend, I engaged with some LEGOS. I never know what I am going to build. I decided to attempt to build my 2002 4Runner, but didn’t have high hopes as building vehicles with random LEGOS never really pans out well.

Well, I was wrong. To my amazement, I was not only able to build a respectable overlander vehicle, it was kind of close to my 4Runner. However, it looks more like a Hummer due to the square blockiness look it has to it. Not bad for having all random LEGOS in a big container.

Take a look at it and see how closely it resembles an overloading type vehicle!

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[4x3Lander]

Hmmm, not sure why that is 4BUMR. Maybe it doesn't like that the pictures are hosted on my website.

You can check out my website with the same text and pictures - https://4x3lander.com/my-lego-4runner/

 

[hounddogman]

Nice winch on front , but don't you know? overlanders only need all terrains , not mud tires ? JK. Last Christmas I was playing with one of my boys and built a really good Landcruiser 75 complete with Aussie style tray bed and double swing out tire carrier . The design and scale worked out so well that I'm pretty sure that Toyota used Legos to design the 70 series .

 

[T4R2014]

What I expected:

What I got:

 

[4x3Lander]

Nice winch on front , but don't you know? overlanders only need all terrains , not mud tires ? JK. Last Christmas I was playing with one of my boys and built a really good Landcruiser 75 complete with Aussie style tray bed and double swing out tire carrier . The design and scale worked out so well that I'm pretty sure that Toyota used Legos to design the 70 series .

Yea, you should have seen the first set of tires it had - looked like they came off a Prius!

That sounds cool! Do you have any pictures? I would not be surprised if Toyota did use LEGOS to design things. They really do provide a lot of capabilities to do things in so many different ways.

 

[4x3Lander]

What I expected:

What I got:

EXACTLY! That is exactly what I had imagined on both fronts! Hence, why I had no hope or expectations. lol that made me laugh really loud.