Great looking old car. You really did well with a limited number of parts. I've done that a few times. Great shape and deatils. Regards, Eric.

Very nice, got to get a Fabuland chassis sometimes :-)

Love those dark colours. The level of detail is amazing in this scale. If I had to pick one thing to complain about, it would be the size of the wheels which seem a bit small. However, this is likely due to the extended wheelbase of the vehicle. But I will admit, that this 'complaint' is like saying that super model has thick ankles - who cares. Nice job. Lee.

It's the little details that made this really "pop" for me. Like the grill, windshield wipers, that little knobbly thing on the front that I have no clue what it's called... and that dark red is just a darn cool color to work with isn't it? ~ Chris.

Wow! Very nice... and especially for being built on an old pre-built chassis ;)

Great! I have wished I had a fabuland car base for ages as they are wonderful for 20's cars, and you have done a great job on this 30's vehicle. It's just beautiful, and the mini-figs rock. This is so Legoland meets 6 wide it aint funny. Top stuff.

Cool. Very cool. It even got a whiper.

That's awesome! The details and parts are excellent!

Excellent use of that base, in fact I've never seen it better used than here great job !

Great techniuqes!

Excellent! I see it as a Rolls, of course, and it's a pleasing Moc. And that's gotta be Mae West in the back seat, I hope. She looks good in red.

Very, very nice! Great design on the car.

This Looks great!

Lovely, well done!

Wow! I never knew that a Fabuland chassis could look so great!!!

That looks elegant!