SergioBatista’s LB★ワークス NISSAN KENMERI Skyline C110 hits that dangerous little overlap where classic Japanese steel, tuner excess, and LEGO geometry all start egging each other on. The Kenmeri Skyline already has one of those profiles that feels easy to recognize but hard to capture: long hood, tidy cabin, crisp rear deck, and just enough 1970s attitude to make every line matter.
That is what makes this Speed Champions-scale build fun. A widebody kit can turn into a stack of add-on plates pretty quickly at this size, but Sergio keeps the shape feeling deliberate. The flared arches read as part of the car instead of armor strapped to the sides, and the low stance gives the C110 that Liberty Walk swagger without losing the old-school Skyline bones underneath.
I especially like when a LEGO car builder treats the front and rear as more than flat punctuation marks. On a Kenmeri, the nose needs to feel sharp and slightly fussy, while the rear has to carry that squared-off classic Skyline weight. Getting both ends to agree in a model this small takes more than just picking the right grille tile. It is a bunch of tiny choices: offset plates, careful slopes, tightly managed gaps, and the confidence to let a simple line do the work.
The tags also point to a proper inline-six engine hiding in there, which is exactly the kind of detail that makes a display model feel like a builder actually loves the subject. A nice exterior is one thing. A little brick-built heart under the hood? That is where the nerdy car grin kicks in.
Build by SergioBatista on Flickr.
