Bored of the Bronco Lego Set? How about Dom's Off-Road Muscle Car?

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What if you could turn your LEGO Technic Ford Bronco into a rugged off-road muscle car packed with features the original set doesn't even have?

Hello everyone, CrazyKreations here! (Yeah... it's been a while 😅)

We're excited to finally share our newest alternative build: an Off-Road Muscle Car inspired by Dom's iconic off-road Dodge Charger from Fast & Furious 7.

The best part? It uses only the parts from the LEGO Technic 42213 Ford Bronco, so if you already own the set, you have everything you need to build it!

This is our first alternative model for the Ford Bronco, and we've pushed the parts in ways we never thought possible to create a model that's not only fun to look at, but even more fun to play with. As always, we've included detailed building instructions so you can recreate it yourself.

If you've seen our previous builds, you might remember our Off-Road Muscle Car based on the Ford Raptor. So what makes this one different?

We completely reworked the mechanics to create a model that's more capable, more playable, and more technically advanced than the original Bronco.

Features

• Opening doors

• Detailed interior with roll cage

• Independent front suspension

• Redesigned trailing-arm rear suspension with increased travel

• Working front-mounted V6 engine driven by the rear wheels through a custom CV joint

• HOG steering with a removable rear knob

• Functional steering wheel

• Strong, rigid bodywork

• SNOT techniques for a cleaner finish

• Rear taillights

• Rear-mounted spare tyre

• Side-exit exhaust

One limitation of the original Ford Bronco is its restricted rear suspension travel. To solve this, we replaced the pendulum suspension with a trailing-arm design, giving the model much greater articulation. Since the Bronco doesn't include the necessary drivetrain parts for this setup, we also designed a custom CV joint that keeps the V6 engine connected to the rear wheels throughout the suspension's movement.

We also incorporated a working steering wheel, linked to the HOG steering through a compact lever mechanism—something rarely seen in models of this scale.