Designed my own LEGO Maverick, with instructions linked!

[CurtisB]

LINK TO INSTRUCTIONS: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-209895/MrMoonshot/ford-maverick-tremor/#details

I'm super stoked to finally be able to say my LEGO Maverick is complete, built, and ready for people to see/build! I really wanted a LEGO version of the Maverick, as I have LEGO versions of all of the other cars I've owned in the past, but felt like the versions out there for sale didn't fully capture the unique details of the truck, especially the visual mods that the Tremor model has. I'm really pleased with the way it turned out, it's very recognizable at a glance while still looking distinctly LEGO; I'm especially pleased with the 4-cylinder engine and the dash/interior, complete with dark blue accents, a center touchscreen(phone tile rotated sideways), and a gauge cluster. It came out to 466 pieces, and is 8 studs wide by ~24 studs long.

I posted the full instruction PDF on Rebrickable, along with a separate parts list XML file that you can upload to a brick reselling site like BrickOwl to easily add all of the necessary parts to a wishlist and buy from there. Aside from a couple of decal-printed pieces that are optional (but I think are the cherry on top) they're all intentionally cheap parts to keep it as affordable as possible. I also kept the body color pieces as common as possible so that its easier to change them out to match the color of your own Maverick too.

It looks even better in person, it's such a fun memento/display piece. I absolutely cannot wait to see all of the pics of people that end up building their own renditions to match their trucks. Happy building!

Sign me up! I would love to build one and put it on my desk!

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[Dad]

Hahaha! Very cool!

 

[MrMoonshot]

Sign me up! I would love to build one and put it on my desk!

Go for it! If you follow the link at the top of my post, you'll have everything you need to order the pieces and build your own!

 

[Joe Strummer]

A Tremor no less.

 

[Shesmin]

Nice!! How's the back up camera working?

The backup camera is bricked of course.

 

[Betsch-kb]

My daughter, wife and I have enjoyed building Legos for years. With your great design, I can have the best of two things in life I enjoy, building Legos and driving my Maverick. Thank you....

 

[TomD]

LINK TO INSTRUCTIONS: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-209895/MrMoonshot/ford-maverick-tremor/#details

I'm super stoked to finally be able to say my LEGO Maverick is complete, built, and ready for people to see/build! I really wanted a LEGO version of the Maverick, as I have LEGO versions of all of the other cars I've owned in the past, but felt like the versions out there for sale didn't fully capture the unique details of the truck, especially the visual mods that the Tremor model has. I'm really pleased with the way it turned out, it's very recognizable at a glance while still looking distinctly LEGO; I'm especially pleased with the 4-cylinder engine and the dash/interior, complete with dark blue accents, a center touchscreen(phone tile rotated sideways), and a gauge cluster. It came out to 466 pieces, and is 8 studs wide by ~24 studs long.

I posted the full instruction PDF on Rebrickable, along with a separate parts list XML file that you can upload to a brick reselling site like BrickOwl to easily add all of the necessary parts to a wishlist and buy from there. Aside from a couple of decal-printed pieces that are optional (but I think are the cherry on top) they're all intentionally cheap parts to keep it as affordable as possible. I also kept the body color pieces as common as possible so that its easier to change them out to match the color of your own Maverick too.

It looks even better in person, it's such a fun memento/display piece. I absolutely cannot wait to see all of the pics of people that end up building their own renditions to match their trucks. Happy building!

Nice job figuring it out. I actually like the looks of the truck. I wish Ford offered a normal red like the one you used. With the black trim and all it would make a nice looking truck.

 

[KsuMax]

Now this is cool!

 

[BennyMav]

Very cool!

 

[BradH]

This is so awesome!! Love how you got the essence of the black trim along the bottom and back of the truck too.

Now to go with it, you need a Lego person at a Lego desk, perusing Maverick Truck Club with his Lego computer.

 

[dochawk]

I’m going to build it just to see how big my wife’s eye roll will be!

I'm old enough to remember the "kits" being secondary to what you could build out of bricks, and really just a source of unusual parts for what you designed yourself.

Which is why our rockets were oddly square . . .

 

[flyswatter]

This is super impressive to me. Very good work sir. I applaud you.

 

[Shesmin]

The backup camera is bricked of course.

First off, I am impressed with the Maverick! There were no kits when I was young.
Second bricked meant 'a broken electronic device that was useless as a brick!" Not the newer slang for"bricked up."

 

[Halo9x]

LINK TO INSTRUCTIONS: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-209895/MrMoonshot/ford-maverick-tremor/#details

I'm super stoked to finally be able to say my LEGO Maverick is complete, built, and ready for people to see/build! I really wanted a LEGO version of the Maverick, as I have LEGO versions of all of the other cars I've owned in the past, but felt like the versions out there for sale didn't fully capture the unique details of the truck, especially the visual mods that the Tremor model has. I'm really pleased with the way it turned out, it's very recognizable at a glance while still looking distinctly LEGO; I'm especially pleased with the 4-cylinder engine and the dash/interior, complete with dark blue accents, a center touchscreen(phone tile rotated sideways), and a gauge cluster. It came out to 466 pieces, and is 8 studs wide by ~24 studs long.

I posted the full instruction PDF on Rebrickable, along with a separate parts list XML file that you can upload to a brick reselling site like BrickOwl to easily add all of the necessary parts to a wishlist and buy from there. Aside from a couple of decal-printed pieces that are optional (but I think are the cherry on top) they're all intentionally cheap parts to keep it as affordable as possible. I also kept the body color pieces as common as possible so that its easier to change them out to match the color of your own Maverick too.

It looks even better in person, it's such a fun memento/display piece. I absolutely cannot wait to see all of the pics of people that end up building their own renditions to match their trucks. Happy building!

Not bad, not bad at all! You did a fantastic job. Now, can you do one in Cyber Orange? I would want one like that.

 

[MrMoonshot]

Not bad, not bad at all! You did a fantastic job. Now, can you do one in Cyber Orange? I would want one like that.

Thanks! And that's the beauty of the model I designed, is you can just take all the parts that are red and color swap them for whatever color you want when you order it! They're pretty common parts so you would have few if any changes you would need to make to change it to cyber orange.

So, if you want it in orange, go for it!

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