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Thanks again to all for your comments. Hi Dave. I saw your GP9. It looks great. Red color makes it more powerful. Good job.

Great VW. I especially like the colors. Very cool.

I made custom chassis. Original van baseplate here is not an option.

Thanks 'Dan-147' for you comment. The answer to you question: I simply added 'Black Technic, Plate 2 x 6 with 5 Holes' at the bottom.

Thanks everybody for your comments. Yeah I know, sometimes the color can be a problem. I always check the consistency between parts, color and availability during the construction. As I can see, it seems to me that the photo shows the EMD mark GP7. May be I am wrong? But still a good choice.

For all those who are interested in how the sliding door works here is the link: Sliding doors If you need additional explanation just ask here.

Folding doors look awesome. Great work. Keep building.

This looks like a pretty fast car. Good job. I love 5-stud cars.

This is a Ferrari ready for two minifigs to fit inside (parallel). Front of the vehicle is 5 studs wide but the rear is 6 studs wide. With mudguards that is 6 in front and 7 rear. Car is a convertible and the engine behind is visible partially (only 6 cylinders, 4 are covered). Rear wheelbase is 1 stud wider than the front. Vehicle is very close to the ground, like the real Ferrari. More pictures here: Ferrari Compared to the Porsche 911 (5 studs wide):

It is actually a mixture of both. Anyway, thanks for your nice words.

Thanks for your replies. @EROL You are right. Maybem it would be really better to do a 6-wide from front to rear. And do a little bit lower nose.

Great Land Rover. Authentic colour, amazing lines. Keep building like that, you rock.

Good job. I like the dark blue VW passat very much. Keep building the cars, you are good at it.

Amazing MOC. I like the photo of the gas station with cars. Everything looks great. Well done.

Wow, wonderful houses. Great facade. Love the interior. Kitchen is my favorite.

Thanks again everybody. Yes that's right. In fact it is the same vehicle, only the front mask is different. In Europe you can choose between Citroen Jumper, Fiat Ducato and Peugeot Boxer.

Thank you all for your kind comments. I'm glad you like it. You probably saw it here: Link to original topic I don't mind anything. You just try to copy it. Sure. You can steal it. I don't mind. It's here, in the open. Just a little information for those who will try to recreate this sliding doors: at the end of the guide for doors (while closing) there is a wedge plate. That's for attracting the front end of the door to the vehicle when you are closing them.

Nice interior. I love the DBG cashier (or is it something else).

Wow, now that is a realy big bus. Good detailing. Excellent.

Looks nice. Seems like a very promising start. Keep up a good work.

V-LV-57E & V-LV-57F This is my first MOC on this forum. I made 5-wide car in minifig scale for two minifigs to fit inside. I made this car a year and a half ago. I wanted to do a car for two whole minifigs. If I wanted to install two minifigs I had to take into account that each of them fills two studs and that between them is space for one more stud. The end result of creating a car like that made 6-wide vehicle (1 more stud for both mudguards). And this is the result: For more pictures click on this link: Porsche 911 targa I also made one in bright colors and red interior:

Excellent work. A lot of details and fantastic ideas. Best photo for me is when the car in the garage. Keep a good work.

Thank you all for your replys. The main reason that I chose 5-wide body is because you can sit down in parallel two minifigs and even after size still fits original Lego City roads. So in the end it was designed mainly for dioramas.

I can hardly wait to see and try new version of LDD. I hope I could still use Lego Universe building mode.

"You can build a store, but details make it special." Great store. Very nice. I'm surprised how well everything looks.