not bad.

I'm more into 4-wides. First of all I like the challenge of including as many details as possible in these tiny models. And then there is my limitation of time, space and bricks for bigger models ;-)) I think my girlfriend wouldn't like it to have a half finished model lying around in our living room for weeks ;-))

Amazing details in a scale like this.Do ever thought to build in the miniland scale or do you more in the 4 wide group?Great car.

Starscream, Fritz, Marek, David, Gabor, Joe, Nick, ABC and Malte: Thanks for your feedback, I appreciate that! :-))

ravishingly beautiful!

If I make a closed transporter, I think I'll use panels and simple stripes above and / or below them to stay 6-wide. That might get tricky, but I like the challenge.

Hi Nils, got your comment. I think a transporter for your cars would be a great addition to your collection. My two transporters are 7 wide (with a 5 wide internal width). As you know 4 and 5 wide cars can be slightly wider depending on the choice of wheels. You could use panels to increase the internal width but that limits what you can do on the outside (decals/livery). Like you I don’t use stickers, I like to recreate decals/livery with bricks and plates only (snot etc), so I am forced to build my transporters at 7 wide. More of a challenge but the end result is well worth it. I am currently working on some 5 wide GT40s with wide slick wheels (a 6 wide internal width is needed) so I am planning an open type transporter instead – maybe another version of my blue Fiat transporter. Thanks you for you continued support Nils, it really means a lot. I look forward to your mociversary post.

Nice! Its hard to make the lights on a Porsche, but I think you have done really well. Good job- 5/5!

Excellent. I like the pair of studs showing - it helps to show that the roof isn't flat.

I love this. A few months ago I started to build my own version of your mk1, I tried and tried to get the front windscreen right but failed. These ‘new’ pieces you are using give the perfect angle. A fantastic little build mate.

Exactly ;-))

Ah, I understand. Certainly gives it the 'Nils' stamp :)

Hi! You are the master of this scale! I can't tell more! :))))

Nice build of an iconic car.

Looks really neat!!

Fantastic for such a small build, Nils!

To show that it's LEGO ;-)) I always leave a stud here and there on my models. I really liked that on the "Cars" models, so I leave some on my ones, too.

One question - why do you often leave two studs showing on the roof?

Wow someones been busy! 3 mocs in about two hours! Great work, the update makes it look even better :)