Milan

Perhaps, as it was said earlier, small contests should have limits in number of parts, or some specific part, like the wheels or LAs and Pneumatis...but on Pro contest, flagships should have no limits at all. I like the idea that people could go berserk with ideas, parts, size, weight and get the wow factor. Limiting that could cripple great mocs.

Great work including new parts!

I am not a fan to the idea of limiting number of PF elements in a flagship contest. There may be some great ideas involving more PF elements and less regular bricks. Flagship contest should have no limits.

Great little machine. Tricky but rewarding to build. In my experience, they should be made slower rather than faster, to provide better steering control.

You should save this monster for the contest :) Great work. Just make sure that chassis is strong enough and that suspension can carry the cab. I am building similar setup for a similar vehicle. I am curious how will they perform compared to each other.

Manual controls via levers.

Outstanding. BUt i think the cannon would ruin its look. It may look cool if you try (you can make it!) to build roof, to look like small car. Or at least the windshield, like the convertible. I will vote for the whole roof always!

Nice bike, Great shape. I would also say that is a little bit too long, or too low.

Ideas for mini contest are good, I would put Mechas and Bots there, too. Pro contest...I would definitely like the Build your 2014 Flagship the most. Ofc no limit in number of parts, and no limit in size. No limits whatsoever. Most importantly, I am pleased to see new Technic challenge. I would like to see every year one big, and few smaller contests, with or without prizes. Also, I am hoping that this contest will include ModelTeam together with Technic...? I mean...Technic inside, modelteam outside.

Beautiful model!

Have fun! :)

You made quite the effort. I like it.

http://www.bricklink.com/memberList.asp?stateID=7445064&countryID=CH&v=2&viewUserType=2 Are you just lazy to read links that members here provided for you regarding how Bricklink work?

Great Jeep. Looks good in motion.

8466 in perfect condition for 60e.

Did you look at the link that Blakbird showed you? Did you look Help section at the Bricklink? Everything is clearly explained there. Before you place parts in the cart, check the splat page of the seller, chech shipping rates, additional fees etc... After that, fill the cart, click Checkout, and choose the payment method. That should be it.

Why do you ask people to sell someone elses work? It is Jurgens, and if you want to buy it, buy it from him. Jurgen is not here so often, but he will answer.

Looking forward to see this in bricks.

Beautiful!

Excellent model. Both look and function. Also, sharing your instructions is a true LEGO way. Congrats for that.

Same.

I saw that few days ago, and was very pleased to see a vehicle from Carmageddon 2. I like the Plow from the first Carma more, though. It looks more sturdy and realistic in the game than the Plow from seccond Carma.

All this pages just because of different name of the site...

I like Scanias, too. Very well built truck! Front is also very nice. Twin steer is great addition. Only criticism is a somehow messed proportions of the truck, it is a little bit wide for that (daily) cab.

I would chose third option, bricks built body, which looks imo, most realistic. If i have to chose between suggested ones, i would prefer open style, just because i think that studless does not look good when covering curved shapes.