Whoa. Just, whoa.

The porsche 917 was on my list of great vehicles of all time with the lancia stratos, the f40, the porsche 959, the SLK AMG Black series the one Jeramy Clarkson owns. you are a amazing and talented builder. I like to talk to people who get into the groove and feel of a creative leap with bricks. you rock. : )

I don't know why I didn't write a comment early, I've loved this since you first ut it on MOCpages, It looks great and I love the body shape of the car it looks awesome. Great Job.

awesome shaping on this car! to see them in the transport is a dream!

Hey, thanx 4 the heads-up about the porsche!! looks REALLY good, evn better if there were more pics. Can't wait to see the porschas, and the mclaren stickerd up! ;P

Thanks mate! Looks cool doesn't it. I will have to update these pictures now. Not today though off to enjoy the sunshine.

Just saw this over on Flickr--Awesome!

It's superb display of building skills, really no weak points. I love the way you used rubbers. Is the Mclaren F1 project still alive?

Sweet! Great technique used for the headlights and windscreen :)

Some definite NPU going on here! Your engines are great little MOCs in their own right too.

now thats wat i call a car! :) thats just purely slick and awesome!

You're wrong! You need 1 more. Actually, I'd love to post my 458 now, but I'm going to participate in a contest, and that's why I can't post it until the results are out (they don't want it to be found on the Internet or you could've stole the photos. ~LB Jr.

This is fantastic! One of the best Lego cars i've ever seen!

Fantastic!

omg AWESOME! great job! i love this car! for me is the best on mocpages!

What a beauty! And presented with its truck! Very nice work, dude!

OMG FIRAS IS BACK!!! Anyways, I love this car. great build.

First class MOC.

Wonderful car! The shape is great. My favorite details are the dashboard and the engine.

Wow, this is seriously awesome! The use of those thin tires for the headlamp surrounds and windscreen is inspired. And the level of detail on the engine and paint job are quite something. I think you're giving Firas Abu-Jaber a run for his money with these, looking forward to seeing the full set!

I'm not much of a car fan, but this is amazing! The amount of detail is stunning, and every pieces must have been placed with an utmost of care. The SNOT and technique-ery is brilliant, and creative parts usage abounds. Great work!

Oh wow! -Easily one of my favorite Lego cars! It´s so clean, yet so detaild and full of NPU´s! Quite a masterpiece! BTW: That truck is... BIG!

WOULD YOU JUST LOOK AT THE DETAILS THAT CAR IS AWESOME!

its the best ive seen!

its the best ive seen!

Awesome job my friend

Very good. I can't wait to see the Sunoco 917/30.

Yo Tomaso. Bold to you too ;). Did father Christmas bring you any surprises? Lego surprises I mean :).

I thought that I comment on this when you showed it... Beautiful! Very well done!

Wow, that is amazing!!!!!You were right, it absolutely dwarfs mine!!!!Sorry about all the exclamation points

Nice Job! Merry Christmas!

Haha thanks Joost but no my skills don't quadratate they quadruple ;-)

Wow! I like the colour scheme and some small details for example the headlights and the windscreen. Excellent job! Merry Christmas!

I'm still drooling! Yes, it does require lots of patience! The walking technique that my brother and I currently use is a often called a 5-step walk cycle. The easiest animation to see this that I've made is the test #3 - 4th animation. I suggest doing tests like we've done, then do more complicated ones as your skill in animation improves. And as far as editing, it can be a pain, so right now we don't have any sound for our videos (it makes editing a million times harder). For regular walking, each frame is 0.1 second. I'd love to see a animation from you and Mortal. BTW, search "MICHAELHICKOXFilms" on YouTube - he's a REAL master at Lego animations!

Awesome! Love your front lights technic and all details you added to the car! Great MOC! 5/5 ; )

Thanks Alex for you nice comments, do you know how much pink I'd have to bug to build the pig? Nice idea but it's not going to happen I'm affraid. I already have one Porsche in mind, the 908/2 Spyder. I would certainly enjoy building that flat 16 engine but the car is a bit similar to the 908 Spyder.

Thanks Rolands, it's Just like this one lol you just wait until you see my next engine, I think it's better :-) I really want to add this to flikr but I'm computerless at the moment :-(

Just like the real thing!!! Love the use of those tubes for the lights and widescreen, and the racing stripes are amazing at this scale. Looks great in the transporter!!! :]

Escellent model. Full of details. That engine... wow... that's fantastic. So acurate (I have no idea how the real one looks like) :)

Wow that is terrifically detailed and very ingenuitive, loving all the little clever parts. For the next two cars, why not do the blue salzburg, and the green one-they would be fitting with the salzburg transporter, but if you want different ones, why not try the "pink pig" and maybe the flat-16 porsche concept. food for thought...

This is incredible! I love the engine details and the transporter...holy cow!

Oh, fantastic! I love the headlights and the engine is a work of art on its own. Well done!

Beautiful! I love all the detail you've put into this. Excellent work

You may have seen it before on my Pantera, this is new and improved :-)

coooool!

Beutiful! All around awesome!

That's breathtaking!!! What a beautiful and sleek profile. Great job! Special congrat for the engine.

Nice!! Probably the most accurate i've seen

WOW! That is stunning, superb detailing throughout, I could stare at these pictures all day! I cannot wait to see what you come up with next....and the decals, I want to see the decals applied....drool!!

A work of pure lego art just like your transporter. Fantastic work as always.

wonderfully captured

a pride of porschens! yes :-P (I look forward: Porsche 917/30 Spyder).

you really captured the shape here, well done! 5/5

Haha, muchos dankes Malte! Very different to yours but they are both beautifully ravishing! I have another Porsche to post (maybe tomorrow) did you spot it? And of course you can use the dashboard detail! And no not the GTR, the MP4/5 which is my longest surviving MOC.

@ Malte - hahaha it is confusing there are too many excellent Porsches. What a minute can you have too many Porches? and what do you call a group of Porsches. Stop typing Porsches Joe. Hello whats that poking out of the Transporter? Not another Porsche!!! :)

ravishingly beautiful!

dashboard: I can copy the dashboard? (I've never seen before). front: very nice solution. motor: amazing.

oh yes that's not my - sorry :-P

@DeTomaso Pantera: I hope - McLaren F1 GTR?!

@Nick Barrett: yes - I build other brands... time to think... LAMBORGHINI (Firas) or FERRARI (Sven Bode & Jens Matuschek) or BELGIUM-Cars (Mattyy 666) or MOVIE-Cars (Patrick L.)... nooooo :-)

@MortalSwordsman: Many thanks!

Wow, that's sooo cool! It's great to see it compared to Malte's one: Same model, same scale, but so different building techniques. Your style is more conventional but the result is equally amazing. And there are so many details to discover, especially the interior and the engine compartment. But I have to say, my favourite part is the windshield. Only using one tube you managed to form the characteristic outlines of the windshield so well. Oh and the car, it fits so well into the transporter. Great job! :-))

Nifty techniques and parts usage! Beautiful car!

Very nice job on the shaping!

This is amazing, superb work!

Awesome! Do I really need to build my one? Lol, just kidding, it would be cool to have three identical 917's!

Oh yeah huh? You punched it eh? Tut tut,what a temper! :) Hahaha

Very spiffirific! And too bad your computer got punched- I mean died! =P At least you got to post this wonder. Some very clever techniques in the engine and door handles.

Joe is right he let you use his computer to post this BEAUTY!!! The fuel-fill cap! The dashbord! The engine! I am not sure what part I like more then all other. Oh my, do your skills quadratate (is that a word?) by every moc you post?

@DeTomaso Pantera:Haha, that happens a lot. Can you check out our animations? Thanks...

Thanks guys! Been a long time coming I know. I'm hoping this will knock my moc olympics entries of my most popular list so it can join the transporter but for some unexplained reason it's dropped off the homepage :-(

Beautiful work, especially together with the trailer.

Awww...how sweet of MortalSwordman to let you use his computer! :) I really can't find words for this - it's fantastic! 5/5

Woo! Seen the teaser pics, now time for the real thing : ) Amazing work; it's very accurate astheically, and you've worked out some genius solutions too, the cockpit window and dashboard dials being my favourites (I think we'll see these cropping up in a few places now!). The engine though, is my personal highlight. 5 stars, and an extra one for the final shot with it in the back of the Mercedes, so 6/5 : )

no Words!so awsome.I like the big engine.whole car looks brilliant,especialy with transporter! P.S Merry Xmas!

Crazy good!

Brilliant. Smooth, beautifully detailed - love that dashboard - and it looks great with the transporter. You've stepped up a few gears with this! Watch out Malte, there's a new PorscheMeister in town... (although there's plenty of room for both of you :-) )

It looks beautiful with the transporter!! The shape is fantastic!!! The engine is awesome!! do you have instructions of it? The interior looks good!! I like the flexible hoses that you used for the headlights and windscreen!! Brilliant!!! ;-D

Wow Tomaso, another wonderfully smooth and accurate creation from you. This group just keeps getting better and better. I love the windscreen and head light technique, in fact I love the whole thing. The engine is just amazing. Oh, It looks like you have left your photos on my desktop. Mmm I might post my own version of this car soon mwahahahaha!!! ;)

Woah! Very smooth and impressive! Also goes great with your transporter. Great work with all those details and the engine! PS: That is one lucky technic fig.