Building UCS Vintage Police Car - LEGO Set 420/611 from 1973

[@Mardigrasman23]

Very nice. Time for a classic space set now

[@BlockHeadUK]

928, when?!?! 😂

[@BlockHeadUK]

(497 to you folks)

[@BlockHeadUK]

Jaabo gets a workout putting his Police car together 😅

[@gunslinger1108]

On the windshield pieces you mentioned needing it to one brick wide all the way around. On the standard size, the bottom has this straight vertical section where it attaches to the studs. You could mimic that by using 1x bricks across the front of the slope instead of bringing the slope all the way to the bottom.

[@chocolate_maned_wolf]

this is cool and surreal to watch for obvious reasons

[@Cooldumgames]

Bro this is cool

[@chefeddie6164]

There is a 0.2mm gap between Lego pieces. Maybe that being multiplied to the sixth power is causing your issues with alignment? Maybe you could try a UCS build using Duplo bricks instead of Lego? Fewer pieces would have less gap.

[@BrickTsar]

That’s interesting and likely a good reason. If I removed the times on the edge of the 1x1 plate it would probably connect

[@NingjaTerdo]

Lovely build!!! I am now inspired to build a 6x larger version of my favorite LEGO piece of all time, the frog piece.

[@Curlyheart]

Beautiful, the oldest set I own complete, stuff like this reminds me why I love LEGO.

[@strawberrana]

The slope problem is tough, on the actual part there's a 1/2 plate thick layer at the bottom, leaving room for a stud to fit, but on the big version, the extra height added by that little layer adds up to exactly 1 brick, the height it would be when scaled up, meaning you'd have to add another brick to the bottom of the slopes, making it out of scale. Unless you're gonna use hinged bricks, taking off part of the big studs is probably the best way to do it.

[@SueBobChicVid]

I had that set in the early 70's. One of the few sets I had as a kid.

[@ForBricksandGiggles]

Love them! So cool!

[@keiljones2902]

you did it! Great job. I always got the police sets when I was a kid, and my brother always got the fire sets

[@thepostofficeprince8819]

I was a kid in the 80s and I got really small pirate sets

[@Prewarpostwaramdmore]

Finally done. Congratulations!🎉

[@Sinjinator]

You have to use 6x6x6 more pounding force to assemble it! Giant strength! (Childs play toy, yeah right) It truly is a beauty. It’s not often that we see so many clear bricks next to each other.

[@Sinjinator]

Are there any alt builds for these?

[@jobdata]

It was not easy to put together but it looks amazing!!! I’m not sure but it is oddly satisfying to see it. Nice moc!

[@Royalexotics7269]

Absolutely amazing!!!!!

[@LoukaTigreDev]

imagine building a giant lego piece with giants lego pieces 💀 that would require so many pieces

[@SaschaDBrickman]

Die Idee ist ja mal richtig cool. ich denke ich werde in die Richtung auch mal was machen. Ideen hätte ich ja mehr als reichlich. Ich muss mir nur das passende Lego Vintage Set aus einem alten Katalog raussuchen. Wenn mir schon als Kind ein einzelnes Bild gereicht hat um aus dem 60er/70er Jahre Lego meiner Eltern die Sets nachzubauen, sollte ich das heute erst recht hinkriegen

[@NT2021]

It's like building with Cellulose Acetate bricks. :)

[@thepostofficeprince8819]

This is crazy. You should see the tycole “trendy watch” set. It’s a technic set that makes that Bugatti watch in a 31 inch brick version.

[@rogue1874]

Amazing job. That is so cool. Well done.

[@chefeddie6164]

The discolored white and stickers make it look more authentic.

[@stockicide]

It's nice to see a plan come together!

[@dudejude20]

Hey Jaabo! AWESOME!! Looks cool. Your the king of 6xMOC's or the Tsar of 6x. Keep up the good work!!!!!

[@KrisNelson1]

Super cool to finally see it all put together. Sorry to see it was such a struggle, though

[@abrickinthewall]

Just awesome.

[@Brickostudio]

That looked kind of frustrating… 10/10 entertaining.

[@BublyEdit]

the real set just need few pieces but the one you build gets thousands of pieces needed😊😊

[@caloutaro]

Hey Jabbo!! This police car look really good!! Can't wait for the next six time the size miniwheels lego set😂 Love it!!

[@bricks_in_space]

Very nicely done. A feat of engineering for those connections.

[@crisfrey2753]

Awesome video, I love the concept of building a giant small set with giant bricks!! Also tbh I want a Speed Champions version of that police car too now lol

[@pastajensen]

I felt the struggle in this one, well done!

[@BrickTrains]

I bet we can do those stickers in vinyl on my daughters Cricket. I need to see if I have the same police brick you used for the font.

[@BrickTsar]

I’ll try to take a better picture of the clean one.

[@jasonsbricksin5]

Wow that looks easy 😂

[@meinsteinchen158]

You are the best 🎉

[@JagsMartin]

Vintage BrickTsar content ❤

[@CannibalHyperTails]

Still those early Chinese bootlego sets from the 90's were harder to put together than this 6x scale regular lego😂

[@chrisginart5156]

Enjoyed the video! I haven’t done MOCs in years and was never any good. This looks like something I’d try to do.

[@bobsmonkey5887]

Ooooo can't wait to see what set your going to do next!!!

[@abgekippt]

I still remember when I bought this car 😍

[@MinifigJez]

Would it be possible for you to tell me, what part number the wheel and tire are, that you use for your upscale tipper truck and police car?

[@ianwassink7664]

This reminds of that guy who had scissors thrown into his forearm by his friend and said in a British accent, “I can’t believe you’ve done this.”

[@MartenFerret]

Those window slopes DO have a slight straight edge at their base. Maybe just bump the height?

[@TonyMontanaDS]

I have no words!

[@BrickTrains]

Yikes! That was a work out!

[@SlushiMode]

I have an idea, maybe also build a large scale version of Lego Speed Champions Ford Mustang Dark Horse.

[@MayoHosko]

the struggle is real. building UCS MOCs

[@DON666]

Very nice idea! Will the Saturn V be the next project? ^^

[@xfinity2121]

Vintage UCS

[@johnvocatura]

You did it!?!

[@spacegirlproduction9506]

This model just screams “pls motorized me”

[@Ronal_d]

What are those wheels/tires you are using for the big version?

[@timo9934]

so when i have this exact problem i use a small soft (rubber) hammer cuz smacking it with the hands almost never works 🤣

[@buggleskelly3796]

Hay Jaabo! WOW! That Looks Great?... Come On Build It, Lets See It?.... Hay That's SWEET ! Great Job... Well Done!...Love It. Buggleskelly37 xxx

[@TheyMightBeBricks]

Time for set 157

[@BrickTsar]

Oh my - that would be hard

[@meatblazestudios3778]

This would've been easier with Duplo for some parts

[@LivingRetirement]

Next up: One of those old helicopters?

[@BrickTsar]

Anything that doesn’t have wheels would be nice. I did think about set 618.

[@LivingRetirement]

@@BrickTsar that would be a perfect one!

[@Ms.BrickOnBrick]

Nice job. Which one is next?

[@Panzermaschinen]

So how many bricks it takes to build the police car ?

[@Zwelgje76]

Next project: Police Car army. 😂 Just kidding, this was awesome!

[@adambrick6224]

Tires how are they made ?

[@talongaming7995]

can we make it minifig scale? but wth real tires and actualy doors and such

[@chanunglim8048]

Was this (or the truck) at the AtlantaBrickCon?

[@MACPCOSX7]

I think your tipper might look better if you used bricks instead of the panel.

[@BrickTsar]

At the time of building it I didn’t have enough bricks and the panels were more available. I could probably rebuilt it. I’ve actually wanted to built it with panels for the slope part but Lego does not make the clear hinges I would need

[@artoodiitoo]

What a "coincidence" the police car is set 420 xD

[@ConorEoinNolan]

What a moment! Refers back to this vintage epic - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZyqeIGMfMymmrs

[@Ro8st3r]

I sooo love it! And to be fair, lego also printed the police logo, although sometimes a little embedded. By the way: Doing the (hard) math: I think its 216 times bigger than the original, and in scale 6/1. I bet these even would sell good as complete sets Great job!!

[@John-wj6kg]

Pieces falling off... Get the Kragle /s

[@TheSwedishOak]

I can't believe you didn't connect the "pieces" by using technic techniques. This was hard to watch.

[@BrickTsar]

It’s got to be able to be built as the actual set. No cheating lol

[@BrickTsar]

That’s what I felt guilty removing portion of the studs to attach the clear slopes

[@TheSwedishOak]

@@BrickTsar Good job completing it!

[@TheSwedishOak]

@@BrickTsar Nah.. an UCS set needs improvements compared to the smaller and lesser set

[@BrickTsar]

Thanks though the entire point of this is to make larger bricks and build it the same way. It’s not just to make the finished model look upscaled. It’s to make all of the original pieces up scaled. Definitely could build a more stable version if you aren’t considering the individual pieces as separate. But that’s not my purpose in this.