The definition of a project car is nebulous, and a Swedish enthusiast just stretched it significantly by building a life-sized replica of a Volvo V70 wagon using Lego bricks. While that’s a Herculean ...

Sarah is CNET's senior copy editor in London. She's often found reading, playing piano or arguing about commas. Lego is known for faithfully re-creating some of the world's most famous vehicles in ...

We’ve seen life-size Lego vehicles before, but a Swedish man has created the ultimate brick-built car. That’s because David Gustafsson’s 1:1 scale Volvo wagon actually drives. Volvo recently shared ...

Davy Linden has used countless smooth plates for a perfect finish on his impressively-detailed Lego model of a Volvo excavator. But even if he hadn’t, the model is so massive that it would actually be ...

There is a reason why people say that older Volvos are built like bricks. They are strong, solid, angular, and never break down. However, this one right here is exactly that. Built like a brick. The ...

If involving children in real-world construction equipment design seems odd, consider this: The collaboration has resulted in several patents, some of which are “potentially revolutionary,” according ...

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David Gustafsson was formerly a contestant on the Swedish version of Lego Masters, where he won the bulk of the bricks he used for this project. Apart from a metal frame and rolling stock, the V70 is ...

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Volvo CE is giving us a closer look into its research and development process, showing off an autonomous battery-powered prototype construction vehicle that’s currently in the works. Even more ...

Nobody who works at Top Gear ever really grew up. This explains two things. First, the state of the office – it’s a tip – and second, our love of all things Lego. Especially those big, complicated ...