Jeroen Ottens

Hi, I just finished building my replica of James Bond's ultimate spycar, the Aston Martin DB5. It features (almost) all the spygadgets a spy could wish for: - revolving licenseplates - bumperpushers - a bulletproof shield that can rise from the trunk - a phone in the door Furthermore it has some ordinary car features as well: - The doors, trunk & hood can open - The front wheels can be steered using the steeringwheel - A V12 engine - 2 seats + 1 bench in the back Pictures and more details can be found on my cuusoo page. Leg godt, Jeroen

This model contains ~7000 pieces so my guestimate would be a pricetag of 700 euro/dollar. But I can imagine that a real LEGO product would be a 1:200 scale model. Not only would it make the model roughly equal in size to the UCS Super star destroyer, but also the pricetag would drop to ~400 euros/dollar. Jeroen

Some of us have already submitted projects. Crowkillers fantastic supercar of course: Vampire GT And I have submitted my replica of the most famous zeppelin in the world: Hindenburg Leg godt, Jeroen Ottens

Well I haven't made either of them, but I do have made a scale model of the F14 Tomcat: And my own version of the super star destroyer: ;) Leg godt Jeroen

I don't know. A few kg I guess. Thanks, I actually got the inspiration for this model when I visited the Bodensee, saw a Zeppelin flying in the air and subsequently visited the museum in Friedrichshafen. It really was an amazing flying machine. The size was just incomprehensible.

@ DLuders: Thanks for the support. Getting the circles right was indeed the biggest challenge. It has taken me quite some time to get the math right to get both integer lengths in diameter and radius.

Hi Tim, Thanks for the compliments. The color is light grey, it was quite dark in the room when I took the pictures. Jeroen

Hi, I'm not sure on which forum to post this actually, but since most of the pieces of this model are technic and it (at least to my opinion) qualifies as an advanced build I post it here. Anyways... I have just finished my scale model of the Hindenburg zeppelin. Pictures can be found on the CUUSOO website (vote for this model if you want TLC to produce it): http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/9192 More pictures can be found on my flickr page: Comments, questions and requests are welcome and appreciated. Leg godt, Jeroen Ottens