We've seen Porsches made from Legos before. In fact, we've even seen a Lego Porsche from the Arvo Brothers (legendary builders withing the world of Lego). However, this is the first time we've seen a Lego Porsche with working suspension. We particularly like the slant hood nose and the full coupe roof on this version versus the targa on …
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Why Wood You?
Build a Porsche out of wood, that is. Because, that's exactly what Italian Designer Alessandro Gedda has done for a Porsche dealer in Milan (at least according to Autoblog in Italy). We've seen Porsches made of chocolate, we've seen Porsches covered in tweed and gold. We've seen Porsches crushed, all in the name of art. We've even seen …
Continue to the full articleA Porsche That Seats Just One – We’ll Take Two
Using a Porsche 911 as his muse, Singapore-based design student Rohan Verma created this concept Porsche Chair based on the side profile of the 911's window frame. The seat brings to mind the company’s tradition for designing sleek, elegant automobiles. Verma introduced the concept chair as part of a portfolio of other modern work on design …
Continue to the full articleTwo Porsche Turbos You’ll Want to Own But Can Never Drive
Every once in a while you see something that you just have to have. Remember that feeling when you saw your first Porsche and you knew that someday you too would own one? It was the same for us when we first saw Wilco Machiel's Porsche Dioramas. Long time readers may remember our first post on his miniature Porsche masterpieces and how hesitant …
Continue to the full articleCan Art Show How a Porsche Feels, Rather Than Simply How it Looks?
James May (of Top Gear fame) recently asked a very similar question in an article published in The Telegraph. He goes on to say, "Love comes in at the eye, according to WB Yeats, but the meaning of a 911 comes through the buttocks and some demons lurking in a dark corner of the mind. Cezanne revealed the world to us through a bowl of apples. …
Continue to the full articleWilly Wonka Wants to Know Why?
I don't know what it is about Porsche and artists, but the iconic 911 seems to spark some strange ideas. Take this chocolate covered Porsche that would even have Willy Wonka asking, "why?" That's right, a chocolate covered Porsche (at least they covered it in plastic first). According to a story on Autoblog.nl, a Porsche dealer in the …
Continue to the full articleLego Porsche 911 must be seen to be believed
I remember as a kid spending countless hours playing with Legos. I was happy if whatever I built didn't crash down under its own weight. Not so with the Arvo brothers (legends within the Lego community). These two take lego building to a whole new level, and beyond. Just as Wilco Machiels creates Porsche Dioramas like no one else, the Arvo …
Continue to the full articleThis is not Art, It’s a Crime!
The video is a bit old, but I'm just seeing it for the first time so I thought I would share. I'm all for expressing yourself, but why ruin a perfectly good 997 in the process?? Admittedly, the view from inside while the crusher is operating is eye popping (bad pun intended). If the artist really wanted to express himself, it would have …
Continue to the full articlePorsche RS60: The Giant Killer
Porsche AG’s first fully purpose-built racing car came in 1953 in the form of the 550 Spyder. The first major win for the 550 came at the 1956 Targa Florio, driven by Umberto Maglioli. The 550 was further developed into the 718 RSK, another successful winning racer. These wins by the light, small-displacement Porsche race cars against …
Continue to the full articleTen Gift Ideas for the Porsche Lover on Your Christmas List
My wife just came in and asked if I was interested in going shopping this coming Friday (Black Friday) to try and take advantage of some of the deals that are sure to be offered. My response was an emphatic no! Actually, what I really said was, "I'd rather cut off my legs with a butter knife." I think she got the hint. :-) There are many …
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