cobalt1959

I couldn't do the bed in LDD like you did, because LDD won't allow that kind of placement of parts. And I already know that there is no way I could replicate your steering setup in LDD either. And they do not have the part you used for headlight buckets. I might be able to do that kind of part placement in SR Builder. And I have some actual Lego's now. I couldn't fight the sickness anymore.

I would have no problem producing an LDD file for others to use. Not at all. "Illegal" building technics don't bother me as long as it turns out looking the way I want it to look. I don't have any real Lego's at all and can't justify spending the money on them when I already have another hobby that takes money, which is vintage/older computers. So I build things on LDD and don't have to spend money at all and have an endless supply of bricks of any type I want. That truck, along with the gangster-style one, and the white vintage car are the best-looking Lego vehicles in that small scale that I have ever seen. Extremely detailed pictures would not be necessary, just a description of how the chassis are assembled. I have already figured out how you built the cab and bed on that truck and already have them laid out in LDD. It is the underneath part I can't figure out.

These Vintage cars of yours are excellent. Especially for the small scale you are working in. More detailed pictures of all of them would be great because I would really, really like to build every one of them in Digital Designer. You can sometimes backwards engineer models from photos, but it isn't always easy.