Hi thanks for your comment! Could you send me your email adress for i give you some technical photos of the oshkosh? Answer me in my oshkosh

Merry Christmas friend :D

Good work! It looks like it!

It is, but it isn't mine!. i just build it, to test it. much greetings!

Hi Joost. Great to hear from you. Hope you and your family are well. I checked out your gearbox – it is absolutely brilliant. Such a good idea and very well built. I think you should post it here. Great news that you are building again :D please post it here so we can discuss. I bought myself the new 4x4 RC for my birthday, it is AWESOME.

Hi Joost, how is your MOCblock, I hope it's getting better ;-)). I don't have any better idea for the brick count in LDD, either. I always do it the same way. But I've read that there is a way to export a part list, but I don't remember where and I don't know how that's done... Google should know the answer ;-)) Good luck! :-))

Hi Joost. Thank you so much for your continued support – I do notice you ‘liking’ my stuff. I hope all is well in your world. I look forward to your return.

Hmm, why do you need to count the bricks? It should say how many bricks you've used on the bottom left of the LDD screen. And if you save the instructions as an HTML building guide, it will list out how many bricks you've used (ex. brick 1 by 2 [times 4]. -LB Jr.

Slick!

Hi Joe, nice to hear from you, still in mocblock, but achieved to repair the unimog and the techrod. I think I will build the Mehari next, but I am so busy with thze slalom car latley, I don't find the energy to do some moccing. Great to hear fro you, I will talk to you ore in the coming days.

Hi Joost. Hope you are well. Good luck getting rid of your Mocblock, at least you can play with the kids lego :). Talk soon :)

I still think this is great. I have the same problem with LDD, it begins to run slow when I use to much bricks.

This loos amazing!

Good choice!! :-) No, I am very pleased to hear that you can still find your time to create cars. Your other builds are oh so nice, but that GT40 I'd love to see from your hand! Much greetings!

Yo Joost! I've restarted the GT40 :D

Very nice, Simply looking in the files information has a brick count, for example if you go ctrl-click, more info on mac os it will tell you the count, as I'm sure windows would too :)

excellent

Hi Joost, the more I look at this the more I like your new windscreen design. I cant wait to see your final decision. Just thought I would say hi as we have not talked for a while. Hope all is good in your world? I am currently working on another superhero – The Punisher and also building a technic chopper (bike not a helicopter). Talk soon buddy. :)

think's for the comment

http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/308940 http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/308716 http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/308715

Still looking beautiful, about brickcounting: There is another set of design programs LDcad or LDdraw http://www.ldraw.org/GetStarted-Win.html These programs also have the feature of making a parts list. However there is a difference between the bricks available in LDdraw and LDD, so go through the lists a couple of times. This is a bit complicated to explain, but the programme and linked page explains what to do in the initial phase

Naughty naughty somebody got in trouble with Lego Builders. Haha. Only joking I thought it was a good post. :)

Great idea. I know what you mean it does give it more shape and it looks good in the thumbnail pic. Its just raining now :(

:-) In Belgium it snowed yesterday. one afternoon : 15cm. I do love this weather :-). Oh Joe, I don't hate you, I especially ask for your opinion. What I like about the windscreen (if you squeeze with your eyes ) is that you see more of the outline shape of the P68. I also like that now I can calculate the brick I need (as I don't have any transclear that isn't yellowed over time)) :-). I build it in real, both options, and then I decide to take the version with the tubing :-)

Hi Joost sorry for delay. Hope you are well. It’s freezing in the UK and has been snowing all day. OK, I am going to be completely honest with you. I am not keen on the new windscreen. I like the rear window but I prefer the open windscreen technique (maybe using pneumatic hoses as window rubbers) for the front window. However, this is only my opinion and it might look different in the brick. I still think this is an amazing creation but the earlier version gets my vote. I think honesty is the best policy, I hope you understand. Please don’t hate me ;). Joe - your humble Lego friend.

Fantastic, I cannot wait to see in real brick model. Very nice rendering, amazing, is perfect!.

This is going to look superb when you make it in real bricks! I really admire the amount of effort that has gone into all the curves. The P68 is a very difficult car to make, yet you've done a great job of it. Awesome work! :)

Nice! I can't wait to see it finished in real bricks! Excellent work

Hi Joost. Such a shame that Mocpages crashed yesterday – I am sure you would have received a lot more views. I absolutely love this especially the front. Excellent job my friend :). The pressure is really on now for me to restart my GT40. I have one more mini moc to post this week (hopefully on Thursday) before I take a deep breathe and start again. I am slightly scared of getting bogged down again and frustrated. Wish me luck. :)

Superb. The shape is perfect - a real asset to the group. Can't wait to see it in real bricks :-)

Great job, maybe you could make abetter front window/ windshield. ANyway really great car and scenery.

great job, looks excellent! only one suggsetion: perhaps something to represent the windshield, even using a black tile to stretch the lenghth of the windshield would looks good. excellent job though! 5/5

Awesome, cannot wait to see it in bricks!

Simply AMAZING!!! You've got the curves of the car down beautifully, and the landscape in the background is certainly nice too. The only thing thats missing i think is a widescreen but it still looks great without it. Now to build it in real bricks :D

hi could you send me instruction please at mael.rob@aol.com

Good work! I cant wait to see the real one. I love the detail on the back of the car!

Why did you make a rear windshield, but not a front one? Anyways, its still a great model.

ravishingly beautiful!

Hi, thanks for your comments. The floating pink bricks weren't supposed to be visible. They are a trick to detach the hood from the car!? How? Well, the hood is attached with only two studs (on the pink bricks). Somewhere else is a third pink brick. In LDD choose select by colour, and select the third (and the two in the moc). Now you can remove the hood, by connected selection tool.

i like the design! its nice and sleek! 5/5

She is really beautiful, dude! Congratulations!

Just beautiful!!!! Amazing detail!! I love how you did the shape!! The rear looks very good!! I just can't wait to see the car in real bricks!!! Do you already know when it's going to be finished? :-D

Stunning work Joost! I love it! Very sleek and accurate. I cannot wait to see this built. Good job on the road too! I saw those floating pink bricks too lol

Very spiffy! Even spiffier than the previews! Although I do notice one disturbing detail from the driver's view: Floating Pink Bricks!?!? =P Lol... Either way, well done.

Joost this is absolutely fabulous ;). The shape of the front is stunning. I am At work at the moment so I will have a closer look when I get home tonight. Thank you so much for the mention and building this magnificent car for our team :).