Nice job!

ok thanks! i already posted it :/ i might add an update if it will fit in this scale, i'm not sure

I saw your comment on my Bugatti Veyron. I will send you some LDD pictures of how it works soon. :)

thanks, i working on making the rear better, so just pretend it's not there until i post the update

Yeah this is your best model, so sweat and smooth, I couldn't do it by myself :D

Thanks! Congrats for what? making a good model?

Incredible and high-detailed for so little scale. Congratulations :D

oh yeah (to your last comment) that was the only way could figure out to attach the shaker hood, and i couldn't figure out how to cover it :(, and do you sort your parts? i haven't gotten to sort them, since my brothers can never get along with me, we have separate legos for a year or so, but the ones that are every bodies can't be sorted since my brothers just dump them all the time :( but i'll find it, or else i'll order one more when i get parts for my next model (a lamborghini, not sure which, so far a gallardo but it depends on how my countach goes (on lld)). well anyway thanks!!!

I always have that problem too. Just keep searching you will find it! :)

Thanks! i have been working on the back! i jsut need one red 1x1 plate and i'm done, ive been working on finding it for three days :(

Finally something in real bricks! :) And it was not supposed to have that hole in the gray shaker hood scoop right? And you can also put two gray studs on the hood instead of one clear stud. Use them as hood pins. ;) And I agree with Darek L. The back needs a lot of work. It looks like a tuned version now. You need to use some inverted slope bricks. But the front looks really good!

Thanks! i am making the back even better, it needed some work.

It's great to see something in real bricks from you! The engine with the intercooler looks really cool and the details are amazing! Keep it up!

Thanks! i am actually making the back better, be sure to take a look :)

ravishingly beautiful!

Thanks!

Thanks! actually i am in the middle of redoing the rear, but i'm stuck on 4 red 1x1 plates, if i get those i am done :) it looks a lot better, from the side it looks better since i made the back longer (like the real one) and from the back, it looks a lot more like the real one! the back has now gotten smaller, the bumper is better (i added the little things that hold it) and the exhaust pipes is better, also the back is stronger then it was before :)

cool! nice design!

Cool design! I really like the engine as you said. :)

Thanks, i am really proud of the engine technic i came up with for this :)

Thanks! i will take a look!

I agree i will try to work on it, hopefully i can do justice on try 2.

One to be proud of! Love this, looks super sturdy, and the engine looks great too! Interior is really nice, and its great to see a build in real bricks. Great work!

Cool 'Cuda! I like the details on the interior. Check out the one I made for giggles ^^

At 1st feeling, very goood, but rear ruins it. Hemi Cuda got a very special rear, one of it's own kind, very hard to recreate in LEGO bricks, but that makes the car, so worth give it a try. Rear needs a bit more of work, coz like now, it ruins whole good look of this car. Would be shame to waste such promising project...wouldn't it?

Thanks! That is a lot of positives :) Your Jeep Cherokee is really good too, i really like how you put your five wides in :)

Wow! This thing is Awesome! Everything is nice! It all looks great!

Thanks!

Very cool, and neat paint scheme. The engine looks good too.

Excellent. It looks very playable and strong.

the tile is a mat finish, i got 15 light grey 6x6 tiles from pick a brick, so thats what i used :) i just added my video of the functions.

Excellent stuff, you have every right to be proud of it. It is so much better in the brick and the engine looks fantastic. I hope you don’t mind me saying - try to take pictures in good natural light, but not direct sun light. Anyway it is great to see you building with real bricks and I hope to see more. Is that large grey tile on the roof smooth/shiny? Or does it have a matt finish?