Progressive design with the Audi RS Q e-tron | Audi x Lego
Some of my earliest memories with Lego bricks was building trucks, planes. Mostly, I always had a passion with cars. To bring a car into Dakar and being a part of that was very special to me. I have to pinch myself every time I look at it. The beginning of a project
You charge yourself with inspiration and then starting with a clean sheet of paper sketching out ideas very much the old school, analog way with a pencil. and then jumping into 3D to build up whatever we’ve imagined. It kind of reminds me of building something out of Lego bricks
‘cus you have to think of all the elements fitting together in a way which is aesthetically appealing. and you see all the functions of the mechanical parts of the suspension, the motor, the differentials. and for a child it’s easier to understand. My advice to anybody who wants to become a car designer
Is to do what you’re really passionate about. Then work doesn’t feel like work.
Unleash innovation with Audi and LEGO, where forward-looking design meets creative progress. Audi exterior designer, Dario Tomorad, shares his thoughts on the seamless synergy of his expertise in crafting the Audi RS Q e-tron* and the creativity that propels Lego. Gear up for the upcoming Dakar Rally 2024.
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*This vehicle shown here is the Rally Dakar vehicle that is not available as a production model. Closed course, professional driver. Do not attempt.
