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I built the Tigre!

 

The bricks I ordered from Bricklink finally arrived and I was able to rebuild the Tigre once again after 16 years and one month.




I also took a picture next to the Speed Champions 76897 Audi Sport Quattro S1 MOC I made which opens the hood and doors - I still want to do a few tweaks before I publish it...

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