Really nice.

I love this and all of your antique cars! Great work.

Old school cool!

Thanks Lola. That was a real treat :-)

found this today: http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2012/03/10/hemmings-find-of-the-day-1960-porsche-diesel-standard/ cool close-up pictures on the actual ad. Enjoy.

Ahh the pictures are back! I love the shaping and the Technic functions! That's so cool, Nick. Oh and the picture with the 851 tractor is so cool. Great job!

YES - (seen on flickr) ravishingly beautiful!

I'd really like to see the photos of this Porsche tractor. It's a pity that they are not back online, yet. By the way: You actually CAN order a Diesel engine for the Cayenne and the Panamera. It's a 3 litre V6 Turbo Diesel with 245 HP (Cayenne) or 250 HP (Panamera), but it's still a Diesel ;-)

Great work on shaping the curves to well. Superb brick sculpting.

Nothing comes for free.. ;-)

Yes, the shaping did come off well, along with the technic paydirt. I count on you to treat maxifigs right and give them a life worth living. Your torturing them (and us) with the puns is just the price that has to be paid, I guess.

Wow, really cool work here. You just have to love that nicely rounded bonnet. So delicious! This tractor belongs to the little things that make my day! ~Cheers

Very nice, I like the studded front, it gives it a great shape and a great look. Cool!

Yes, they're slightly bigger but the body can be built to suit wherever they happen to be.

I think your version is more realistic around the front wheels'steering mechanism. Nice bonnet, too! Will maxifigs sit on the same area of studs as standard technic figures?

The shaping work on the front end is really amazing! Keep on your unique style.

Lol!! The kind of Porsche that does not bury itself into mud... You really have the "lego" eye to catch the shape of this old one! Nice job as usual! ^^

Beautiful design and flawless build! Congrats on the blog post as well!

Cool! Thanks El Barto. Nice to see it there.

Did you know this was on Brickpop? http://brickpop.com/

superb tractor!

nice thanks for the encoroging comment my parents a very happy about the comment you left for me on my 94 jeep

Nice one!

Wow this is awsome! Please check out mine http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/259703

Again some excellent work!

awesome design! the curves are brilliant, they add instant coolness and sleekness. great job!

Wonderful - the shape is perfect and it has studs all over! I like your building style very much. (851 was one of my first technic sets - and is still one of my favorites. I still build it from time to time.) And thank you for the reference.

You're right about the 'feel' - a good technic model is endlessly playable. Good luck with your robot - sounds intriguing.

to finish, i ll add that i fully appreciate the comparative pic at the end! i also wish someday you video your creations, to see them work! i see the clutch, but, i fail to understand how you use it, or make it work...yet! don t bother investing trying to teach me, as i m not focused on that now! excellent work nick!!!

i m working on a solar pneumatic robot...it s sunny, best time!...i 'feel' a little too! lol! i have arms-pinces, working, but, the compressor design is...to be pushed further...lol!

That's some nice lookin' iron, Nick! Well built!

such cool historic topics you have nick! bravo! of course, i did nt know that!...and i love cars! i know about them qite a few things...and yet with you...i don t know much...lol! it s so cool! wow! a porshe tractor! i really wish i someday get the money to ask you to go to your house...just to FEEL those models!!! man, technics are unbeatable for the feel!

A model with studīs great.

I saw one of these at the Royal Cornwall Show last year. It was almost as pretty as a Massey Ferguson 135 and I see you have Lego's version of it too, you lucky bugger!

Very nicely built, I like the red /silver stripe combo.

Nice! I like it!

Nice tractor. I'm going to have to show this to my father at some point, he's nuts about old farming machinery.

Nice 'n curvy!

Excellent work on the bonnet, getting it to curve round like that, and the money shot well resolved. I also like the thing on the back, is it a crop sprayer? (tractors are lost on me). Just overall lots of cool little things packed into even littler spaces

Hehe... I know what you're thinking - my worst nightmare!

Yours is definatly better than teh classic LEGO model (which also inspired me heaps in those days). Good SNOT-work on the bonnet. Good presentation. -And good thing it turned out to be a tractor, and not what I feared when I read the title of the MOC... ;-)

I love the granny at the wheel, great MOC!

Fantastic Technic MOC!! Great features, great bodywork. Looks simple but isn't and that's a neat trick. 10/10

You can never have too much lego Nick! I'd love to see where you keep and how you store it all, i'm in the process of tidying and sorting to take pics of my Legoboratory :)

Yes it is :-) I have WAY too much Lego. This is a good thing.

If you could call a tractor beautiful this would be the one! Really nice work on the bonnet, I love your technical solutions! I really struggle with technic I blame a lack of practice. Keep them coming Nick can't wait for the next one! Is your massive red lorry still alive?

If you could call a tractor beautiful this would be the one! Really nice work on the bonnet, I love your technical solutions! I really struggle with technic I blame a lack of practice. Keep them coming Nick can't wait for the next one! Is your massive red lorry still alive?

Go, Lewis, Go! It's the pedal on the right, mate...

I didnt know that Porsche made Deisel Tractors. I wonder what the 0-60 time is? ;). 50 mins until the race starts - come on Hamilton! Excellent and detailed moc yet again.

very detailed good job