it s impressive, and also quite as close as it s possible to do in that scale, bravo henrik, beautiful!

Hi Henrik, It would be great if you could add this beauty to the 5-wide studless cars club. Once again an excellent creation from you. Very reconizable and with nice details.

ravishingly beautiful!

That's a good looking car!

Really fantastic job. You can recoqnize it right away, and all of that on a 5-wide car. And it is a very difficult one to make anyway ;-)

Very nice 5 wide C1 'Vette!I really like this classic beauty,i have an 1959 version in 10 wide.

Very nice design!! Love this car! The tricks are still jaw-dropping.

Wow! Even at 5-wide you were able to brick-build the side patterns. Very impressive level of detail, fantastic work!

at 5 wide, this is awesome!

at 5 wide, this is awesome!

Don't know what that would be illegal, if no bricks are harmed who cares? (In my book this excludes those hoses). I used a similar technique on my antique LEGO gun since it was made with parts pre-dating the invention of the inverse slope (or the black brick for that matter). A very accurate 5 wide car, I'd never have figured out that trick with the back. Though I think that kind of over shadows the rest of it for some, because you used a lot of other nice design ideas as well. Great job.

Clever boy ;). Not illegal in my book either.

Ha, good one. The "magnet"-effect is a reference to a whole different matter, -of a more pink character. Anyway; Just for you -and Elias Perris, I´ve added a couple of photos explaining the upside-down cheese! :-)

… got it! You have used a magnet to connect that upside-down cheese wedge ;)

Beautiful Vette. I am trying to figure out how you attached the upside-down cheese wedge at the very back. I am also loving your cryptic names – this one I am struggling to make the connection. I guess I will have to wait and see.

Ho dude! I'm such a 'Vettes lover! :D Love this one! 5/5

Super cool, nice cheez work on the back.

Brilliant car!Well done!;)

Hum. That´s a difficult one. The MOC has really few pieces. I think most tricks can be derived just from the photos. If not, feel free to ask more specific questions... Anyway, the car doesn´t roll (less than 50% of my creations do), so general appeal would probably be rather limited...

Wow, that's a cool 5-wide version of this American classic! The front grill is great and the colour scheme is awesome! Great job! :-))

"thunk!" I just got sucked in by the main pic! This thing is totally a chick magnet! I like how you did it in 5 wide.

Great job!

Yes.., little beauty...

nice car

Nice! There is alot of detail for such a small car!

Nice car hey henrick i was just wondering how do you hake 5 wide cars, do you think you could make a tutorial page?

Stunning little build.

What a beauty!

Close! ;-)

Amazing details!

Great car, but why is it called a "magnet car"? Is it a chick-magnet?

Nice mini Chevy!

Wonderfully crafted - a beautiful model. All these cars you're making are going to look very special together.

This is great! I love how you did the grille!

I can't. Believe it is only 5 wide. Great work on the detailing. I especially like the windshield wiper.

Gorgeous. The perfect 5-wide car? 5 stars

Yet another superb build and flawless presentation. The colors and the proportions: Perfect. When and where will we see all of these astounding automobiles in one place? You must have an entire parking lot full by now! Attack!