Bricklink parts list - First Pic: 1x 3031 1x 3021 2x 50745 4x 54200 2x 3062b 2x 4488 2x 3069b - Second Pic: 4x 54200 2x 2921 2x 85861 6x 4081b 2x 4085c 4x 3024 2x 6091 1x 87580 - Third Pic: 1x 3023 2x 3623 1x 3710 2x 85984 1x 87079 2x 4073 1x 63864 Fourth Pic: 4x 6091 2x 54200 2x 3710 2x 2420 1x 3666 1x 2431 2x 3005 2x 60476 1x 30414 1x 48336 6x 4073 2x 2555 1x 3700 2x 4274 2x 32062 2x 60483 1x 2926 Fifth Pic: 2x 50745 2x 3069b 1x 3937 1x 6134 - Sixth Pic: 2x 2431 1x 3710 2x 54200 1x 48336 1x 2877 1x 4865 - Seventh Pic: no new parts - Eighth Pic: 6x 4073 8x 2780 4x 6558 3x 32526 7x 32523 - Ninth Pic: 1x 3020 1x 54200 1x 4073 1x 3666 2x 4081b 1x 3794 1x 3070b 1x 30337 2x 3022 1x 2436 2x 3040 - Tenth Pic: no new parts - Eleventh Pic: 2x 3068b 2x 2412b 1x 3022 2x 3623 2x 3937c01 2x 4070 1x 52031 - Tires: 4x 6014b 4x 51011 4x 50945 - Having not built the set, I feel that I may be prone to a wide margin of error. Please keep this in mind.

I love it i have been wanting to build it since i saw it so happy to see instructions ;-))

Thank you! First you stretch the slick tire and you adjust it around the other thicker tire. Then one piece tire you adjust it around the wheel.

stunning, just stunning. i only dont get it how you do the wheels.

i loved all your cars!!!!!

This one just looks sexy!

think these are, I have them just ordered:) www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=50945 and www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=6014b I thought at first this: www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=6014ac01 but those could not go under the rear mudguards thanx

Thank you, why are you stuck? Use the wheels i used too! You cannot use any other if you follow the instructions, these wheels are the only ones fit in this model, unless you want to modified the model

Hi, it is very beautiful! I'm also going to make it by myself but I am stuck. The wheels? which one should I use? Like detail!

You can simply save these images to your computer! Why should i send you an e-mail? p.s. you need to show some respect here my friend, you can't just ask for things and then adding a p.s. with a nice blah blah blah like you noticed the last moment that you admire the work you asking for!

hi dude can u email me the intrsuctions at jason.vinod15@hotmail.co.nz pls thanks ps:nice porsche,i really like it.

I see. I dont have that white thing.

The black part is this: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2921 The white part is this: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=85861 I hope this will help you!

I cannot understand the 2nd part, how to make the engine? any detail please? how to connet the white and black? thanks

Thanks for your kind words my friend! If i understand what you mean, the beams don't have to connect to the curved brick, they just be inserted in the holes and will stay there when you complete the model! If you play with gravity will manage it easily

Need help on how to connect the 2 long beams for he headlights.. They won't stay!!

Hah.. I love it! Probably the best small scale car I've ever seen! Can't wait to make myself one :)

Nice work! My dad has a 911 (although not a 930 turbo, a '78 911SC) and this is an accurate reproduction. The whale tail works well, the flared arches are integrated nicely and the headlights are beautiful.

Thanks for the kind words my friend! The piece you are not familiar with is this http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=85861 It's very useful but appears only in a few sets

There is a trouble on the second image! What are the teo white pieces?? I can not understand! Please answer my question!

Zero Vince you are a phenomenon! See my Ferrari F2012 at http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/328869

Really good Porsche, nice techniques on the car.

Thank you for posting instructions for your excellent 930. I built my own with a slightly different interior as I had problems with the front clip to car body connection. The studs on my dash board ended up facing the front toward the front of the car! Check it out at: http://www.mocpages.com/home.php/90874

I'm building it but I'm stuck on the 2nd part what pieces are used

whow! I like porsche 911, but I never see a porsche 930. I like cars, 5 points to you

Sorry my friend i cannot do a parts list cause it's so painfull process! If you tried it with your hands again you will understand what pieces i used!

Hi! Is it possible for you to make a materials list? And I'm having troubles understanding the 2nd and 3rd instructions, can you clarify?

Great! Thanks for sharing. Will definatly try to make a replica some day!

Wow! That is one sweet looking car! It even looks better than some of the large-scale porsches I've seen.

Brilliant 911!! Thanks for sharing your clever build, it's a great idea.

Absolutely beautiful minifig scale car. I actually thought it was a much larger scale from the thumbnail. With directions like these, I'm feeling in the mood to build a Porshe myself...

wow! and its minifig scale! keep up the great work!

Amazing. Truley a FAN.

Amazing! It is also awesome that you integrated instructions into the page! It is convenient (other than using the no longer more LDD and flickr, which I don't have), and you are probably one of the first people I have seen on MOCPages who did this! Keep up the good work! Also, stay safe in Athens!

THAT IS AWESOME IM SPEECHLESS WOW

Just what the rating says excellent. It doesn't need any photorendering this is just right.

Thats amazing. I didnt know it it was possible to make such a details 6 wider. I cant even make a 16 wider with such details. Nice that you put the building instructions on the site. 5/5

Zito Ellas! Great build mate, really neat at that scale.

This is one of the coolest things that I've seen in a very long time.

amazing!

Beautiful! A very clever build :)

its so awesome!!! I need to find some parts (wheel wells and the 4 to 1 tiles used in the rear end)some I can replicate this bad boy and display it in my latest city!!

Of course man! that's the reason i post instructions! i love to see that my creations inspire other builders!

i have to make it! is it alright if i post it after ,i will give you 100% credit and put a link to this page on the page(that is if i ever do get round to making it)

ravishingly beautiful!

This is so amazing that I just had to comment again! The part usage is incredible! I will definitely make one using your instructions! Maybe in dark grey... ~LB Jr.

Oh, and I forgot to add; If you feel up to it, try making a RWB version. ;)

A stunning recreation of one of my all time favourite Porsches! And in this little scale too. Nice one for including the instructions! I might just build myself a Red one :-)

I never would have thought to use Technic pieces in that way. Very clever!

Some very clever techniques, I am seriously impressed! Seeing the build instructions was very interesting, thanks for including them. Fantastic car!

It's really good.

Awesome! I like the shape, it's perfect! Excellent work

Nice representation of the Porsche 930. Please post color variants of this moc.

Very clever! I find it really impressive because its scale!

As on Flickr... Excellent! ; )

Amazing porsche in Minifig scale, I like a lot and I would copy your model for my nephews. Also I like alot the technic you used, is amazing how you combine the parts to make the shapes. Excelent!. ^^

Great work, instantly recognizable as a porsche. The use of technic pieces as the curvature for the sides really works here. I think I'm going to go make a Porsche now :D5/5

Wow. Just wow. This is absolutely amazing! Fantastic (and completely original) use of pieces to replicate the shape of the 930 so accurately. Great work :)

Oh yes, you've finally posted it here, too. On the LEGO Car Blog there was a Link to your Flickr page and I was hoping to see it here, soon. For me that is the best 6-wide Porsche 911 I've seen on MOCpages. Your building technique is unique and the result is just awesome. I never thought that with a 6-wide model you could get so close to the shape of a classic Porsche 911. Great job! :-))

Thanks guyz, your words are really fantastic and much appreciated!!! Please if anyone made a copy let me know or post it somewhere on the web and let me know ;)

Thanks, i think it is a bit weak (not really weak) and i'm really interested if you could show us a better structure for this "problem"!

Thanks mate, only a minifig head with a short haircut on can fit inside in order to fit two passengers.

just finished building a copy, but without slicks.. afterall it's winter, so got to use sensible tyres. lot of fun to build. congratulations on a great design and thanks for sharing.

This is an absolutely excellent build! The fact that you gave instructions make it even better, what a range of techniques and bits 'n pieces you did there. Amazing (and what a beauty! (the car))

Excellent, looks just like areal porshe. 5/5

Great little build, didn't expect that much Technic from the first pic!

Great resemblence of a 911 in this scale. This one could appear in the 2012 Lego catalogue for Creator sets.

This is just proper brilliance all around! Ingenious design, and nice part usage. Technic 6-wide... who'd would of thought?

very nice car

Looks very realistic. I built one myself using your instructions and I found the front really weak. However, I found a better way to fix it. Anyway, this is a really good replica.

Wow, that's cool. It looks a lot like the real thing. It's also built very nicely.

What a cool car! And at minifig scale! Wow! I like that you used technic pieces, too. But do the minifigs have enough place with hands in it?

That is sickk! im definatly gunna make this!

wow...this is mindblowing! the best porsche ive seen in 6 wide!

I may not be a fan of PORSCHE's looks, or cars of this scale, but your version is brilliant, instantly recognizable and perfectly proportioned

Cool car! I love the white wall tires!

I can't believe it... It's really small but detailed and accurate as the real one!

This is fantastic. Very accurate and very clever techniques. Love the mix of basic and technical elements. I am definitely going to try and recreate this style of building. Thanks for the inspiration and instructions.

Like I said on Flickr, this is amazing! Thanks for the instructions! ~LB Jr.

I agree with Doohan. This is absolutely fantastic and I love the instructions. I might have a go at building one myself.

Beautiful work, great techniques used!

Probably the best small scale Porsche 911. This thing is awesome. So accurate and detailed at such small scale, you did a fantastic job!

Awesome! You have great techniques to achieve the body shaping. Very good of you to include instructions as I am sure many will give this a go. Did I mention this is awesome?!

As per Flickr; *the* best small 911 on the net. Awesomely accurate. 5 stars : )

Fantastic! oh, building instructions ! I will definitely build it...once I get the parts :S I love this design, great use of technic parts on the middle