nice kit, I like this car model, it sure ain t easy to do!

Thanks Nils. Those wheels come from set 8285 - the big tow truck - and are the same size as the old Technic 20x30 type.

My list with models that are waiting for a comment is getting so long that I almost forgot this beauty (NnoVVember was a busy time for me...)! It is done, at least, there it is, the D Type for your transporter! I could cut and paste one of my comment from each of your other Technic supercars and I think it would fit here, too ;-)) The combination of awesome light weight body work and great Technic functions is awesome as always! You even managed to build chassis and body as two modules, just like the cars of that time. I can't wait to see what you have planned for the 2nd chassis :-)). I have one question: Which rims did you use for the wheels? I didn't know that there were any other than the original classic Technic rims that have the right size for these tires... Great job, again! :-)) P.S.: Congratulations on the Top 2 in "Across MOCpages"! :-))

great job! it has a great shape. I like it that you can see very well its lego.

Those top and side studs line-up perfectly, yet it is a curvaceous beast! This is sensational, Sir Barrett! :-)

How could I miss this blue pearl?!!? Wow! you must have suffered while building the frame, it's quite complex... But the final result is stunning! And I don't even talk about the accurate and sturdy chassis. I just regret that Lego do not make more different trans clear parts, you could have been able to build smoother headlights (but I'm splitting hairs!) ;)

Awesome build. The shape of this car is really hard to capture and you've done an amazing job!

Thanks Joe - We must get our transporters and cars together soon :-)

Wow Nick you have done it again. This is simply brilliant. I can’t believe you have managed to make this a supercar and still retain a perfect shape, no wonder it took you so long to build. It is inspirational builds like this that makes me want to build another car. I hope to start building again soon but I must admit I am really struggling to get started. Fantastic stuff my friend

Fantastically epic design!

ravishingly beautiful!

That's beautiful!!!

well done. fantastic detail aswell.

Wow, what a beauty! And so many functions in there! Well worth the long wait. 5 smilies.

Very fine indeed !>.....well done Nick

Very fine!

Well done. -LB Jr.

Oh, I forgot to add - it looks great on the transporter :)

Don't know how I missed this beauty! You're absolutely fantastic at creating the curvature of the car using only studs, another plus is that it matches Senator's D-type very well :) Once again however, I've gotten a headache by looking at the technic-y bits of this car. Great build :D 5/5

Another excellent recration of a classic beauty! Very well done!

Very nice build, clever sculpting to achieve a tricky shape!

The master of blocky studfull beautiful creations is back. Love that Jag. Nice color combination of blue and white. Truck is magnificent as well. These are the things I could look at for hours especially if I get to see them live.

Two (chassis) for the price of one (not really), sounds like a deal offered in Road & Track magazine years ago.Great work, Nick.

It's a thing of beauty!

Lego has posted on their Pick a Brick website that they are having a shortage of Blue bricks, and the shipping times to the states will be delayed, WELL, I guess I know why! J/K =D Absolutely show stopping awesomeness NIC, the truck, the car, everything! Z

Another beautiful and highly detailed model. Top work as always.

Definitely a tough build to try and capture the curved shaping. Good job.

This is terrible... terribly great! Really nice job Mr. Barrett!

Amazing job of a stupidly hard car to build! The curves are perfect, and very beautiful :) I envy your fantastic building skills ;) nice to see your transporter finally has a car to go with it :) 5/5

Well, that's a long story, I'm afraid.... Thanks Parrington!

Wicked! Love this thing. What a shape, and you got it done well. Sheesh England used to be great, what ever happened?

great shaping!

You couldn't be more right! Thanks, Marcus.

Fantastic shape! I like that you built the bricks in different directions! :)

Fantastic work, amazing job on the curves.

Excellent shaping! I should probably start working on my 'Cuda...

Superb, I love all those curves! This can only be built in studded look, I guess - the studs soften the curves in a very smooth way. The functions are fantastic, too.

Amazing work!

Not really, Senator. Don't forget, you did yours quickly and this took me many weeks; plus I have the advantage of an unlimited supply of small blue plates :-)

this is amazing!! awesome detail! good job!

I've just been put to shame. =) Very much awesome here, Nick! The shaping is excellent, and those white circles are SPOT on! Nice engine and technicy bits as well.

A great model of what he find one of the most beautiful race cars ever build. Excellent job, really !!!

Fantastic job! It's a beauty in every detail :)

Wonderful car to go with that great transporter! Great build with terrific shaping, love the old school studs up look too.

Beautiful, I can think of nothing that would improve this - its perfect!

Awesome! I love it!

This was very well worth waiting. Amazing work!

looks perfect, the shape is great. 5/5

Impressive! A great replica! Well done Nick!

WOW... a studded Jag with complex curves... and inner guts too... I'm trully impressed! :)

Wow! This turned out great, Dude! Even fits in the truck. Well done, yet again!

Excellent little car, with a very comlex shape!

Thanks David. Hope to see you there! And some classic space goodies :-)

Amazing work Nick!

Wow,its excellent!I love those curved and snotted lines,the colour is nice aswell,and I'm really impressed by that compact and very neat chassis design you builded! 10/10 :-)

Superb Nick! You did it, and you did it in style! Again it's almost a shame to cover that chassis it looks great and there are two :-) The bodywork is splendidly sculpted and the D-Type curvyness is well executed. It looks like you've attached the back of one of my birds at the back haha. Bring on STEAM next year! I still have another two Porsche's to build for the transporter :-)

Nice build!

Beautiful.

This is jawdropping! Love the curves. The colors are amazing. I like how you used the windshield! :D everything looks awesome! :)

A wonderful creation. It looks just like the original, with all of its compound curves. You can imagine it revving up on the start line of a race track. I like how it is fully functional as well as looking good too.

Thanks Loek. As David says below, don't fear the stud! :-)

studded genius yet again nick

Nick, you've got me thinking a while - when will you fill up the transporter. Well, it's now. Great D-Type, your un-SNOTted bodys on the car could leave some bad looks - I like it however, you use a lot of plates so it's understandable. Awesome job!

Nick this is an amazing creation. I'm so easily impressed by a car and its full realisation in technic. The studded blue body is very aesthetically pleasing - never fear the stud. I always wondered how you would display the innards and the bodywork together - it must have been quite an endeavour to get the spare chassis built just to sit on the side. Hopefully I'll make it over to the Great Western Show next time and see this one in the flesh, or should that be in the plastic. Great stuff!

I am in awe! Great Car! Love how you chose to make it fully studded. Outstanding work =)

About tim.... Lol! I'm hardly one to talk, it's been a over year since my Ferrari Transporter was finished, and exactly two since I put the first two bricks together (in what would become the PF chassis). Anyhoo, awesome work. A fiendishly difficult car to recreate, and it looks all the better for being full stud rather than smooth. Plus it has your usual genius when it comes to working Technic functions, the packaging is superb. 5 stars, at it looks INCREDIBLE on the top of the Commer truck : )