Glad to ear that! thank you! ;)

I don't normally comment on stuff so small, but this looks brilliant! : ) 4/5 (which is the highest I can give something in microscale) - nice job

Nice to see you, again! ; )

Nice looking rod!

Well... They don't look really same, but why not... :)

amazing car this is my pretty rubbish version of one; http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/104105

Wow! Love the engine technique! Never knew those pieces went together like that.

"Well, the Lego grill looks like the 33' Ford, what I want to do is a 1932 Deuce... " - I see what you mean. Still, the grill looks quite edgy and wide for a '32 model. But I don't have any better idea, either. Maybe, two cheese wedges would look OK on the top (?) Hmmm, that's no easy detail in 4-wide...

The back part is really nice! Great engine idea too. You certainly have mastered hot rods well.

Engine= pure win.

Well, the Lego grill looks like the 33' Ford, what I want to do is a 1932 Deuce... And, honestly, I think the design of the 33' Deuce grill don't fit with the shape of this car.. :/

NICE roadster in 4-wide scale. The idea for the engine is brilliant. But for a Deuce, I like the Racers grill more (the one you used for your model on the right), although it might be a little to high for your flat design ...

That engine is amazing, I've never seen that before.

Thanks guys! ^_^

Wow, you amaze me from time to time. Just when I think there is no way you can come up with a rod that will look different from everything else you've done, you come up with something I would've never thought of making. Great work! I love what you did with the back part and the engine! Looks real to the bone!

I love this. The exhausts and seats are awesome. Glad you like the micro camper :)