Great Smart! I'll probably post mine in about 2 months and it's gonna be in 1:38 scale.

Excelent! You replicated the car perfectly using simple bricks! :)

Great Looks Like The Real Thing

I've also built a Smart Fortwo, but my own is built with Technic pieces. Please tell me what you think about it: http://mocpages.com/moc.php/347348 Thanks!

Is there any chance any are left to buy?

Perfect rendition!

yep. the 08' smart looks better than the 03'. anyhow, i have a lego 1969 volkswagen beetle sedan, but it's on minifigure scale. check it out sometime.

Nice Job! Can you make a black Bruce Wayne style Lamborghini

awesome job sean just absalutely amazing!!!will you check out my moc's sometime

absolutely awesome work you do with those bricks! i´ve made a smart in a larger scale few years ago and i posted here in moc pages, tell me what you think about it, thanks.

Very well done, Sean. You gota' love jumper tiles!

sweet one of my favorite cars

really great!

This is great but when I see the real ones this strange want to crunch them with a tank comes over me...

DUDE im gonna make one and shove a v8 in it XD!!! GERMAN ENGINEERING IN ZE HOUSE!!!

This ones even smoother than your old smart, it's really cool!

DJ: Yes, the gray pieces at the front of the windshield are jumper plates. The gray pieces in the back are just regular plates and tiles, turned sideways.

The method you used to make the frame of the windsheild is genious.

sean kenney, look i dont wann get on your bad side but why do you delete my comments. this very nice!

Ben - Believe it or not, there's actually a good bit of SNOT in the model... The fenders, the the entire front & back up to the license plates, and the gray "swish"s lower front and upper back. The trick with good SNOT (heh, good snot) :) is to get the bricks and plates to line up so that there's no seams. It can be tricky, but it just requires a little bit of basic "LEGO math" (5 plates sideways = 2 bricks) and a well-placed technic brick-with-pin or two. :)

These are perfect! I love to see a great SOT (studs on top :)) MOC every now and again. Do you do your own photography? If so, great job with the presentation of it all.

Absolute perfection. I'm genuinely amazed.

Incredible! Amazing shape, design, and use of bricks! Good luck selling them. C ya~ElNickre

thats friggen awsome! just to bad it's not minifig sized...

Woow, you only use only conventional pieces, excellent work.

Very cool, Sean. Nice job on the grey pattern work. Here's hoping you have good luck with the sale of them!

I would love to see how well one of these little things would hold up against a LandCruiser...

Dude, sweet cars! Unfortunately nobody would be feeling smart after getting squished by a Ford F-350...

Great technique with the jumper plates. It doesn't look easy to sculpt something so small and accurate.

This is cool!

wow. i had no idea this was lego when i first looked. ps: would you mind commenting on some of my new mocs? later. ~sho.

wow those look so accurate. if you have time could you please come see my cars!