Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grandsport

This is my interpretation of what today should be a Lego supercar

 If you want to know more about the internal features follow this link:
SuperCar 2009 Chassis

First a few pictures of the real Veyron





And now a few pictures of my MOC:

The car maintains its proportions in length, width height, wheelbase, length of the hood and several more to give it shape. The approximate scale is 1:8.

Electric parts:
- 3 PF IR Receivers
- PF M motor for steering
- PF M motor for brakes and handbrake
- PF M motor for folding top
- PF M motor for rear aileron
- PF XL motor for change speeds
- RC motor for drive

The doors open manually, but have a little lock so they don't open by themselves. To open them you simply pull them up slightly.

Additionally, in this picture you can see that in front of the co-pilot's seat there is a little red lever to open the hood

In addition to the PF mechanisms of the previous article, there are another two. One of them is the roof. I know that in the real model the roof has to be removed and re`placed manually, and must be stored separately, but I have managed to make it so that it folds and is hidden inside the car.



As can be seen in the picture, part of the roof and the air intakes are lifted to let the "soft top" pass and immediately after go back to their initial position.

Since each PF receiver can control 2 motors independently, why waste this connector? So I used it for another one of the characteristic elements of the car, its foldable aileron with variable inclination. Here, in order to be able to lift and tilt the aileron with the same motor, I have built it so that first the aileron is lifted and after that tilted. In this way it is lifted straight and then tilted according to your liking with the same movement
A picture of the sequence:



Also, the aileron hides one of my favourite mechanisms in this car: if while the aileron goes up you use the brakes, the aileron is suddenly inclined forwards, converting it into a flap (like the brakes on a plane) in order to help brake the car, just like the original Veyron



Here a external pictures gallery:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=411404

The best video from my Veyron, filmed and upload by Conchas(thank you :))



One more demostration in this video at time 0m 45s.


and here:

The last video in collaboration with eletrickbricks.

If you have any comment or question, please leave a comment!!!