Magnifique !!!

Merci beaucoup! Comme tous les autres formes d'art, je me truve bien plus confortable avec des matières physiques devant moi. J'ai tenté ldd une ou deux fois, mais j'ai trouvé plutôt lent et compliqué par rapport à avoir un tas de pièces devant moi... donc en gros, pas d'instructions sur ldd. Parcontre pour une ou deux de mes voitures, j'ai fait des pages 'en progrès' et pour toutes j'essaie de mettre beacoup de photos. En principe à partir de tout ça, tu pourrais t'inspirer pour quelques idées de construction.

J'adore cette voiture!!! Très bon travail :)!! Faites vous des instructions sur ldd? Car j'aimerais faire des voitures, je suis pas tres fort pour faire les voitures :(

Thanks ! It's currently sitting on my desk, place of pride lol

Thank you very much! The thing with building such large models, is that you can get away with making curves out of blocks - the bigger it is, and the more blocks make up the curve, the less obvious and blocky the overall shape looks - unlike my similar style, smaller black car.

Simply beautiful!

It looks amazing...the shaping, the colors, and the opening parts are all brilliant. I think the only minor flaw I can point out is the steering wheel. Definately one of your best cars (if not your best).

That is awesome, thats like the biggest Lego car I have ever seen. P.S. Do you think maybe you could give me some ideas for my Technic figure's name here www.mocpages.com/group_conversation_FORM.php?groupid=20459&topicid=80468&reply=981486

simply EPIC! 10/10 :)

I like it very much.

this is fu... beautiful man ! all the curves and specially the way of your construction picture... => i'm speachless :)

Thank you very much :) I do love the shape of old cars, especially the ones with such artistic styling as this was trying to imitate. I had actually planned on making another car this summer, which would have made this one look quite anguler and straight-edged in comparison... though I may not do so, not only due to a shortage of pieces, but I'm actually lucky enough to help make up the real thing this summer... If I get time, and find enough parts I may have a go at doing a lego version too at some point :) - Dan

You've somehow managed to squeeze every possible kind of angle and graceful curve out of a fundamentally square building tool

mind blowing

Yeah, I forgot to mention it in the rules. Sorry.

Fair enough. You should say so in the rules if that's the case, though.

I need to remove it from my group because it needs to be a real car. I'm very sorry.

Thanks ! I do agree... of course there are exceptions every so often; but generally cars have just gone downhill over the years :( Most kids growing up now aren't even aware of the really nice old ones, or think that because they're old, they're boring... I think that's why Morgan is still going quite well, unlike most small-time british car makers - they've realised that people still like the older models.

A work of art. Once again, old cars are shown to be cooler than new ones. Basic wheels would have been nice, I think... but this is still a 5/5. Wonderful!

nice car!what happened to the wheels anyway?

Wow, thanks for showing me that - I wasn't aware of it, but it's absolutely awesome - that guy's done an amazing job !

I've just been flipping through Mocpages and guess what I found: http://mocpages.com/moc.php/182739 You have Big competition!

Dan, this is simply stunning! The whole curvy shape, the decorations, the emblem on the hood. The details on the interiour. Very clever to cover the wheels (if there are any;-) In one word: FANTASTIC!

Wow! No wonder you are called "the Man"!

Impressive indeed! I thought it was a drawing from the main pic, yes it's that good. Although I prefer smaller scale models for many reasons; this is one of those MOCs that you'll never forget, well done Dan.

J'aime voir ce genre de creations sublimes utilisant les techniques "d'origine" du Lego, a savoir studs apparent, briques "normales"... le resultat est d'autant plus impressionnant. Chapeau l'artitste !

This is simply amazing!

Houaaaaa !!! elle est toute simplement sublime !!!!

Wow...cool details. Awesome job!

Hello Dan - it's up! A 1970 Citroen DS - almost (but not quite) as big as this wonderful creation.

Oooh sounds good ! I mlike your models, so let me know when you're done - I'll be sure to take a look :) - Dan

abolutely amazing car. great work on the curvs. it does look very realistic. 5/5

Interesting choice of car, half of the length is engine. I wonder if there is any tires inside that body? :D Great representation of a shape.

Now that is a gorgeous car. You live in the Pyrenees?

Awesome! You never cease to amaze! You push the limits of LEGO with every single car you make! This thing is huge, beautifully sculpted, well detailed, and all around it has a shocking presence. This is truly a LEGO car that any artist could appreciate! Very well done! I just hope the Lamborghini is still coming along okay, until then you're doing a great job of wetting appetites! Nice job, 10/5 :) -Dylan

That's wonderful.. so elegant like the best French coachwork of the 1930s. Funnily enough, I've just finished a big build of my own but you just outdo me (mine's 28 studs wide and 77 long - also 1/8 scale). I hope to post it soon. Anyway, very well done.. you win!

Dan, you are certainly the Man! This is an awesome creation! the size and looks are definitely reminiscent of the pre-war automobiles. Not sure if it's a coincidence, but my brother and I were just admiring pre-war cars yesterday...Keep up the great work. I'm inspired

Hahaha thanks :) So... 1. black plates to make the curves of wheels - Lego don't make big enough wheels for this (and even if they did it'd be hard to squeeze them inside the wheel covers) 2. Because even though I've got no money and haven't bought a new set for years, I have managed to acquire a huge load of second hand lego over the years. The two big reasons for not bringing it to uni are my little brother still wanting it at home; and the fact that bringing a shedload of lego from the pyrenees to edinburghis very expensive. And I don't have a great deal of empty space there either... :( 3.... Well, I dunno :) I'm glad you like my models so much ! If you want more you could always check out the older ones if you haven't already; and if you (or anyone else reading this) want to keep in touch my e-mail (and msn) is ibeatgodzilla@gmail.com. 4. Thanks ! 5. Well... you need to own more than you need. Believe it or not I still have a ton of white bricks left... yet certain types (1x2 , 1x4 and 1x6 plates for instance) I've used all up, or nearly all... 6. Thanks again !

Thanks a lot :) Well, yours is bigger - mine tops out at 60cm long; but that's big enough - I really was running out of white parts on this !

Well, yes... I guess it's the 'technically speaking...' bit here: the lambo is a joint project; unfinished and on hold. So, the biggest car I've A) finished and B) not in a joint venture. The lambo still lives, but to use a metaphor that describes it's status right now, it's in a coma.

Sorry about that :) It doesn't have wheel so much - as I said, Lego don't make big enough ones - so I've made the curve of the wheels with black plates. You can't see them in some photos due to the way I was fiddling with contrast to get the black background... so they are there but it's my uselessness with photoshop that makes them hard to see...

nice ride, but it looks bit like mb 500k:)

Some remarks... 1. What kind of wheels did you use? 2. Why not take the LEGO back to university or build during now until christmas? 3. What address should our lawyers use for claims of immaterial/mental damage if we really have to wait untill christmass for your posts? I'm hooked... 4. Eh.... wow! Great build. 5. Envying your massive amount of white lego pieces 6. And eh... again... wow.

Two words...rolling sculpture.

So beautiful! Easily one of the best-looking and BIGGEST cars ever to grace the 'pages! The sweeping lines alone are very stunning, but I'm always a fan of all the opening features. And don't even get me started on the engine.

One word: - LEGEN... wait for it.... wait for it.... DARY!!!!!

Awesome! I like the interior alot! not just the interior, the exterior also looks fabulous! Excellent job!

This is a really big car. Huge i would say. This one should be a perfect hotrod :-) If you now what i mean. I love the shape of the car and the white is the right color for this type of car. I like the details you made with the doors and the steer. The drawings on the side of the car are unique. Nice tip to draw it on paper first before builing.... Very very nice job. P.S. What is the lenght of the car in mm? :-)

This car has it. Anyone that says this isn't good doesn't knows the difference between good and not good. This is excellent. I like the detail in the cockpit and on the engine very very much.

Nice, but not your biggest car yet I guess. A 1/3 scale Lamborghini would be a lot bigger ... and I thought you were making one.

jesus how many wide is this and what ever happened to the lamborghini

That is realy biiiiig! Does it have wheels though? I didn't see them in the pics.

Great build, the curves are stunning, but even better that they use knackered 'standard' bricks (in various shades of white!) - I appreciate models that are built with regular Lego so much more than those 'made to order'. The detail on the wheel covers is really nice, as is the hood (or roof to our U.S friends). 10/10 with ease - but can it steer with those gorgeous wheel covers?

That..... the car its one word huge also it's got a huge amount of deatail wow umm .

Wow, amazing work Dan :D I don't think he would do that though, there are more themes like Toy Story, Atlantis, etc. that he STILL hasn't updated. So good luck with that ;)