SergioBatista takes the already aggressive Toyota Supra A90 and cranks the volume knob clean off with this Liberty Walk-flavored street beast. Wide-body Supras are not exactly shy in real life, and this LEGO version leans into that attitude with a low stance, chunky fenders, and just enough tuner drama to make me hear turbo flutter through the screen.
What I really dig here is that this is not just a straight recolor or mild tweak of an existing model. Sérgio started with the Power Build Toyota Supra as a foundation, then went full garage-night mode on it: redesigned front bumper, reworked side profile, lowered cabin, and even added a subtle tilt to the roofline. That last bit is the kind of nerdy car-shape adjustment that separates “nice model” from “oh, that actually feels like the car.”
The fenders are especially fun, using Power Build elements that have also shown up on legends like the Countach and F40. They give the Supra those swollen Liberty Walk arches without needing a forest of tiny slopes and brackets. It is clever parts-bin hot rodding: take the right specialized piece, then build the whole attitude of the model around it.
The rear has been heavily modified too, and Sergio notes that the finished build uses more LEGO parts than Power Build parts. That hybrid approach gives the car a nice custom-kit energy, like a plastic tuner project that escaped the workbench and headed straight for the midnight meet. Clean, mean, and properly low.
Build by SergioBatista on Flickr.
