Cope Brick racecar converted into a tank

[MonkeyInaT34]

I had a Chinese Lego racecar sitting on my shelf for awhile, I'm not really a fan of cars, tonight I got bored and decided to take it apart and turn it into a wheeled SPG or whatever it looks like.

Any creativity points? It looks stupid but I didn't have much to work with, I still prefer having this on the shelf instead

 

[BricABrac]

The Incel Army is looking good

 

[MonkeyInaT34]

The Incel Army is looking good

>1 SPG armed with a tiny howitzer and drives on wheels.

Oh yeah, we're ready to invade the world

 

[Freixel]

The Incel Army is looking good

Also, any creative activity is good for mental health.

I'm not a Lego fan, but keep at it if you enjoy it.

Maybe you could make something bigger, like those giant ships; I loved them as a kid.

 

[deadcells]

good enough for deployment

10/10

 

[MonkeyInaT34]

Also, any creative activity is good for mental health.

I'm not a Lego fan, but keep at it if you enjoy it.

Maybe you could make something bigger, like those giant ships; I loved them as a kid.

I've always been a fan of binding brick sets, I never had any actual sets that came from Lego because they're mainly for rich kids in my country, but I never liked Lego anyways because they refuse to make sets based off real military vehicles, for the reason they don't want to be associated with warfare.

There's brands that sell good military sets, like Cobi and quanguan which are both sold where I live, but as I kid I was never able to afford them, I'd ask my mother to buy me any cheap brick set and then I'd figure out how to turn it into a tank.

The first brick tank I created was when I was 8, I used the parts from a boat model, and made something that resembled the T1 light tank.