The Koenigsegg like the Pagani and Bugatti are extremely challenging to render in LEGO. You have done an outstanding job, especially the door function, dashboard and overall body shape. Great car! I'd love to see it in white or light gray.

Very accurate and detailed. Very nice,very nice.

the aesthetics are spot on, nice work

Great work! Excellent details and functions. The photos quality is less good then I'd expected from you..... Brilliant car! 5/5

WOW, one of the best Koenigdegg on mocpages, I love the black with the red,canīt wait to see your next sweden car.

Stunning piece of engineering that Volvo- I mean the Koenigsegg! =P Nice paint scheme and nicer interior. Great engine as well!

sweet details! now i want to build one.

Great work!

A beautiful MOC of IMO is one of the most beautiful super cars. Bravo! ~Thoy

excellent work well done

looks great, pics are a little hard to see but perfect car. 5/5

It's an amazing job!!!

Amazing! It's perfect!

You should be very proud of it, I would be. Love the rear end and all the opening features. Those pesky 1x1 plates! :D. Great to see you posting again.

Wonderful car, wonderful model. Your Sweden shelf is looking very impressive indeed... It's certainly the best Koenigsegg that anyone has made.

I was toying with the idea of building one of these in a similar scale at some point, but now I won't, as I know I won't match this! Truly amazing, Every inch of it is beautiful, and it's filled with detail. I've seen some of your other cars, and I have to say, you are a seriously talented builder. Stunning creation!

Sweeet! You got everything right- 500/5! :D

I agree with DeTomaso: Daylight is always the best light. But with a low cost digital camera (no mobile phone), a tripod and some simple spots you can get some decent photos, too. I use three spots with E14 thread for this (each more or less equivalent to a 40W light bulb). I've needed some time to figure that out but with the third light source my pictures improved a lot. Here you can see an example (this is the image right from the camera, I only used iPhoto to reduce the image size): http://www.mocpages.com/image_zoom.php?mocid=342585&id=/user_images/80625/1349112238m_DISPLAY.jpg - The daylight pictures are still better, but I'm quite satisfied with the result.

I'm really no big fan of the Koenigsegg cars (great technology, but I think the design is quite boring, the doors being the only exception). Your model instead is great, first of all you got very close to the original (still boring, but that's not your fault). You've also added some amazing details, especially on the interior and the engine. And - yes - you've added the working doors! Great job! :-))

Yes, like said; It looks like you did a good job, but the photos makes it hard to see. Especially I would like to see better the inside curvature of the front doors!

Well done! -LB Jr.

That's a brilliant Koeigseggsegsegeseg! Looks amazing from what I can see! A tip for the photos. Try using natural daylight, arrange a set-up near your brightest window or even outside if the weather is fine. The natural light will bring out the details much better. I have the same problem with small plates, I always run out, it is a very common problem. I have given up buying LEGO sets because the pieces in them are just not useful enough. Anyway I think you've done an amazing job with this!

Amazing renidition!

ravishingly beautiful!