Random set of the day: Cool Cars

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Cool Cars

Cool Cars

©2007 LEGO Group

Today's random set is 4939 Cool Cars, released during 2007. It's one of 22 Creator sets produced that year. It contains 206 pieces, and its retail price was US$12.99/£7.99.

It's owned by 3,993 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $26.90, or eBay.


26 comments on this article

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By in United States,

I had this set when I was younger!! Between the gull wing doors on the main model and the cool Indy Car, I got hours of play from this model.

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By in United States,

But Yellow isn't a Cool Color, that's Green, Blue, or Purple.

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By in United States,

This is such a good main model. A lot of cool features for the time, in iconic creator yellow.

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By in United States,

This car wouldve been so much better if it could fit minifigs

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By in United States,

Cool Cats? Oh, we're using Instagram slang. Gotcha.

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By in United States,

Much cooler than the F1 cars announced today!

(seriously though, it is at least more unique)

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By in New Zealand,

An F1 on a day lots of F1 sets have been revealed!

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By in New Zealand,

Last time I checked, a truck was not considered a car.

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By in United States,

@MCLegoboy said:
"But Yellow isn't a Cool Color, that's Green, Blue, or Purple."

My college theatrical lighting designer's favorite lighting gel was Roscolux Suprise Pink, a pale shade of purple, because you could use it as either a cool _or_ warm highlight, depending on whether it was being paired with a cool or warm main color. If your primary fill was a rose color, it would produce a cool highlight, but if your main fill was blue, it would look warm instead.

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By in United States,

@Maxbricks14 said:
"An F1 on a day lots of F1 sets have been revealed!"

And yesterday's random set was an F1. Coincidence?

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By in New Zealand,

@Brickbuilder0937 said:
" @Maxbricks14 said:
"An F1 on a day lots of F1 sets have been revealed!"

And yesterday's random set was an F1. Coincidence? "


I think not!

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By in United States,

@MCLegoboy said:
"But Yellow isn't a Cool Color, that's Green, Blue, or Purple."

Dang, beat me to it!

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By in New Zealand,

@GSR_MataNui said:
" @MCLegoboy said:
"But Yellow isn't a Cool Color, that's Green, Blue, or Purple."

Dang, beat me to it! "


R/BeatMeToit

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By in United States,

I found another cool car! 60448

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By in United Kingdom,

Quickly, to the cheese-mobile!

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By in United States,

One of my all time favorites! Likely my oldest set to never be relegated to the parts bin - always made room on the shelf for this one. Great RSOTD :)

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By in Netherlands,

It was a great model for its day and for what Creator stood for back then. Not just an 'anything goes as long as it's 3-in-1' theme but one specifically for brick-built models with versatile regular parts. This not having a minifig or fitting one was due to that, and as a result we got a unique style with the gull-wing doors.

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By in Germany,

I always thought the car indeed looks rather cool. Having built it eventually, not so much any longer.
Yes, gullwing doors, but otherwise the shaping is odd

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By in United Kingdom,

@Maxbricks14 said:
" @Brickbuilder0937 said:
" @Maxbricks14 said:
"An F1 on a day lots of F1 sets have been revealed!"

And yesterday's random set was an F1. Coincidence? "


I think not!"


And I mentioned 8674 yesterday, which does look pretty much the same as the Technic f1 Ferrari

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By in United States,

A deux:

If it takes forever then I'll wait forever
No ordinary boy, no ordinary boy is gonna do
I want a rider that's cool

I want a cool rider, a cool, cool, cool, cool rider

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By in United States,

I remember when this came out and I saw the box art with the turned front wheels, giving the false impression that the car had working steering. I was ANGRY! How dare LEGO lie to us?!?
Little did I know it would get worse.

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By in Switzerland,

@Zrath said:
"I remember when this came out and I saw the box art with the turned front wheels, giving the false impression that the car had working steering. I was ANGRY! How dare LEGO lie to us?!?
Little did I know it would get worse."


I was wondering exactly the same when viewing this image. Why do they show turned front wheels when it does not have steering?!

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By in United States,

@greenhorn said:
" @Zrath said:
"I remember when this came out and I saw the box art with the turned front wheels, giving the false impression that the car had working steering. I was ANGRY! How dare LEGO lie to us?!?
Little did I know it would get worse."


I was wondering exactly the same when viewing this image. Why do they show turned front wheels when it does not have steering?!"


This came out, what, six years after Bionicle launched? Yeah, didn’t even notice.

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By in United States,

@MCLegoboy said:
"But Yellow isn't a Cool Color, that's Green, Blue, or Purple."

Mistake it for a stick of butter and put it in your fridge, and it'll be plenty cool.

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By in United States,

@PurpleDave said:
" @greenhorn said:
" @Zrath said:
"I remember when this came out and I saw the box art with the turned front wheels, giving the false impression that the car had working steering. I was ANGRY! How dare LEGO lie to us?!?
Little did I know it would get worse."


I was wondering exactly the same when viewing this image. Why do they show turned front wheels when it does not have steering?!"


This came out, what, six years after Bionicle launched? Yeah, didn’t even notice."


And they still show the shortest minifig legs bending in renders.

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By in United States,

Originally retailed for US$9.99 and was a steal at that. The later increase to $12.99 seemed out of nowhere but was still a decent value. Back when inspiration models without instructions were allowed to be pictured! :)

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