A little gift. This Lego set was made in 2002. I found these instructions and decided why not make them on Roblox? The result is pretty cool.
No studs, sorry. They made render a little shaky at this level and some had way too many studs for one union.
These are free to take and use.
[sub]I had this set… but I doubt I got them when I was 3… er… not sure when I got them.[/sub]
Edit: Added kit 10025
Edit 2: Added kit 10020 (not in picture, see few posts below)
I still have the LEGO catalog magazine that these debuted in.
Nice!
if you build the engine for these, I’ll make these run.
Ill go get my instructions for it. I have a massive pile of ones I want to bring to Roblox.
Please, if you make them run, union the parts for, for networking reasons.
I’m only going to rig it so that it runs on track. you’ve included enough CSG parts that CSGing it further won’t really be possible.
I really want to check this out, but Roblox crashes whenever I try to visit online or edit. 
Done. That took about an hour more than I was hoping. How does this look? B)
Same place, and again open to the public to take.
The more I’m in RBXDev… The more I begin to notice how nerdy everyone is (in a great way)… I LOVE IT! 
Nice!
Wow, I wanted to see if I could even just look at this for myself in game or in studio and the place is [Content Deleted] and I’d found no model in the inventory.
Fortunately enough there’s a (what I’d presume a reuploaded) model in the library relevant to searching.
I don’t know how this post was stumbled upon, however, I can bring this back up since the revision history is intact. If a file is not below this line, it was taken down here probably for the same reason.
Content Deleted LEGO Sets.rbxl (714.9 KB)
What could you use this for? Not much - copyright practically makes it so you can’t do anything, and this includes using Roblox as a cheap virtual LEGO brick sandbox. LEGO content has regularly been taken down by Roblox due to the DMCA filed by The LEGO Group.
People say Roblox looks like lego… you built lego on Roblox… But yeah those look amazing, good job!