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Description
This MOC is a tribute to Git’s earlier days. While another build celebrates the current logo, this one captures the old-school look many of us still remember. The green plus signs, the red minus signs, and the word “git” laid out just like a familiar diff view. If you’ve ever spent hours reviewing commits, you’ve definitely seen this pattern burned into your screen.
Designed using LDraw and version-controlled in Git itself, this LEGO model speaks directly to developers who spend most of their days in terminals and IDEs. Every iteration of the model is tracked—just like code. The layout is clean and minimalistic, echoing the command-line interface and vintage Git style.
Perfect for open-source fans, programmers, or anyone with a passion for dev-themed decor, this build merges tech history with LEGO bricks in the most literal sense.
Build Details
- Model designed by: Eduardo Sousa
- Total parts: 430
- Colors: White base tiles form the canvas, with bright green for the
gittext and plus signs, and vibrant red for the minus symbols—mirroring the exact tone you’d see in a diff tool. - Created using: LPub3D; LeoCAD
