LEGO models of automobile are obviously not new, be it official LEGO’s or LEGO MOC. In fact, we just saw one brilliant example from a movie franchise. But that has nothing to do with Jake Sadovich’s, aka JakeSadovich77, proposed LEGO Ideas set, the 1950s Murray Torpedo Roadmaster Pedal Car.
That’s right, folks. A Pedal Car. The creator behind the successfully supported, approved and sold LEGO Ideas Ship-in-a-Bottle has created an awesome-looking LEGO iteration of the 50s Murray Torpedo Roadmaster pedal car aka kiddie ride.
Now, that’s something really special. Simply because it is not the usual vehicle model, but a scale kiddie ride. Unfortunately, though, it is not life-size and obviously, it is not rideable.
Jake’s proposed 1950s Murray Torpedo Roadmaster Pedal Car measures 18 inches long, 9 inches wide and 9 inches tall (about 45.7 x 22.9 x 22.9 centimeters), packs in the region of 2,000 pieces and features include working steering and pedal assembly.
I don’t see a lot playability here, but it would make a good addition to any pedal car collector. If you like the idea and would love to see Jake Sadovich’s 1950s Murray Torpedo Roadmaster Pedal Car have a shot in becoming an official LEGO set, then head on down to ideas.lego.com and drop your one precious support.
Images: LEGO Ideas (JakeSadovich77).
