Great car! Very nice design! Not a big fan of cars, but your appear really accurate!

amazing building technique

Very cool and original!

Those are absolutly crazy building-sills! An "unbelievable" build!

All info actually was awailable at the corresponding MOC. But as you wish - http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=Rolic&itemID=17142171

can you give me the web adress plz. either add reply or send to email

Sorry dude, no instructions for this one, as it is already destructed and I have no attention to rebild it. Sorry! But the instruction for Nissan Navara is awailable at bricklink.

could you plz send instructions to dgtreacy@bigpond.net.au my dad's email. he thinks it is amazing so do i

This is the most gorgeous luxury car I have ever seen out of Legos!

this is Gorgeous. this is actually inspiring

This is beautiful!

Wow, that is, for a lack of more descriptive words, absolutely amazing!

i can't put it better than M. Jubkins, "AAAAAHHHHH!!!!!" but seriously, this model is outstanding

You magnificent genius!!! HOW are those angles possible?? THis build is unbearably beautiful!!

AAAAAHHHHH!!!!!

Well, I guess when you take a scale and make it your total biatch, there is no need to ever build in it again! The curves you managed make me tingle and the working convertible top darn near brings me to completion! Hahahaha, awesome work.~H

Absolutely STUNNING!!! A beautiful model with fantastic functionality!

This is what I consider amazing in the car factory of MOCs! Excellent work on the load of comments you're getting! ~Ryan

Simply fantastic! You must have used a lot of moving elements to make all the slopes and angles, but you did a great job. And the convertable roof is done perfectly, and believe me, I know how hard it is to make it work and stil look good ;-)

WOW.... I'm speachless! You all actually like this MOC. Thanks!! I'm speachless.. there's not a full day passed and so I find here so many nice words, so many praises! Thank you all for that, I feel honored...

I really don't like mitsuokas, but you did a great job. This looks very detailed and very challenging to build!

I know that Mitsuoka is a Japanese car brand but I have no idea what Himiko means. It could just be the name of a car. Many American cars have names that have no meaning.

Wow, That looks so realistic. I like the head-lights.

Wow! This is stunning; the angles and curves on the body work are fantastic! Great job, the effort shows.

i admire your persistance, you have to be quite passionate to go this far! congratulations on a rare beauty and great infos on it! the roof mecanism is impresive you re dedicated, great car super job! visit and comment when you can!

Just gorgeous!

Awesome! So smooth, so detailed, and acurate...

Now that is one interesting way to build a car model. You really take the curves seriously, I see. The colors are a perfect fit for this model. Keep it up

I'm speechless.. another intricate and wonderful build from the master of rare-groove. I think I like this more than you do.

i have never seen so many white pecies in so many diffrent angles!! great job on it! it looks very impressive

no words no words..... exelent work.... the colours are super....

Sweet car!

Mitsuoka simply is the make, David... OK, now for the "Morgan Royce MX5" (<- seems to be true, I fear), Rolands: the real car is... ya, let's call it weird, but your MOC looks much better! I was wondering why you uploaded it only on flickr, but now we can see this "beauty" here, which is good as it truely deserves a big audience. The working convertible top is gorgeous...and I cannot believe it was an easy job - I was near to giving up when I made my "Monza Roadster" ( http://mocpages.com/moc.php/72149 ). And thanks for the credits regarding the wheels...they look awesome here! Best wishes & greetings to the Baltic states, Jens

On yeah, Himiko is an ancient Shaman queen from ancient Japan, but I don't know what Mitsuoka is.

Well the Japanese do create interesting cars - I mean a Morgan Royce MX5? Who else would come up with that? But I'm guessing this one isn't as flimsy as the real thing ;) Oh well another great moc from you. It's been a while since you've posted. Hope to see some more cars from you soon!

Ha ha ha... The base is standart 16 studs wide, but the body is slighty wider - the total width may reach 17 stud width.

In your LEGO pile. :D :D

great, don't know why you don't like it ;) I have one question: how many studs wide is this?? it looks like 1000 studs to me ;) but since you fitted jens' wheel design, it probably isn't

Great job everything seemes to fit perfectly together i luv that its a convertable truly outstanding one question, were can i get one?