Quoting Vinny Turbo The second version is better but I like this one with the spoiler too. The parts used her are more original here.

Quoting Joseph Shaw Brilliant car!

Quoting David Roberts This is simple but brilliant: a hard combination to do!

Quoting Malte Dorowski ravishingly beautiful!

Quoting Stephen Barnes Jack the back wheels up a bit and smooth out the windscreen layout. A bit 'blocky'. Front end is excellent.

Quoting Nils O. It's a good start for a 5-wide Countach. The use of the "wedge parts" for the rear side panels is cool, but it makes it impossible to add the iconic air intakes of the Countach. Maybe you could add a stud on the wheelbase (use "lamp bricks" and plates instead of the SNOT brackets). Then you can add an extra cheese wedge for the air intake. You could also add an extra plate above the rocker panels to lower them. In my opinion the ground clearance is a little high in the middle. The rest looks cool. Well done, so far! :-)) P.S.: Thanks for the credits, I appreciate that! :-))

Quoting Aaden Hughes It is easy to tell that it's a Lambo from the front, so that part looks good, but the back could do with a little work. Although, with the spoiler, it improves the look of the rear end by heaps IMO. Good job!

Quoting Sven Jagdmann A really nice creation Starscream :) Great job

Quoting Rogue Warrior [formerly sgt bently Looks very accurate good job!

Quoting Loek Marcus (summer vacation for 3 weeks) Don't saw the name and I thought: Lamborghini Countach. And it was! That's how recognizable this is! Good job!

Quoting Zbigniew Marek Cool!

Quoting claw paradox well, i'm thinking you should make a back wheelwell, and the sides straighter. i also would like it if you made more aircraft, transformers, etc., etc.

Quoting "Pick" (brickunion758) Not to bad! Not ur personal best, but still very cool

Quoting Nick white sweet