I always learn something new about cars reading your posts nick, you have a very nice collection now!

Great building techniques! Everything is very accurate, especally the rear. The scale is chosen really good. 5/5

Haha! At least someone enjoyed his driving test... :-) Thanks for stopping by.

My grandfather claimed to have taken his driving test in one of these, he went on to say the excess vibrations created by this extraordinary vehicle caused his examiners breasts to shake in a most distracting way. Not sure how it really relates to this great model tho.

Once again you did an excellent job. This reverse trike looks great.

These cars are so much fun and so characterful when you see them out on the road. I think you've captured the spirit very well indeed! I like the way that you sculptured the curved body and left those studs showing that this is a "proper" Lego model.

A perfect rendition of this classic! You forgot to mention there was no reverse in this car, unless you stopped uphill ;)

Summer cars 2012 contest scores Use of technique: 17/20 Exterior detail: 13/15 Interior detail: 11/15 Overall score: 41/50 Good luck! Harry G

Wow, so many details and fuctions on such a small car! The V2 is awesome and the shaping is very close to the original. Great job, again! :-))

Wow, so many details and fuctions on such a small car! The V2 is awesome and the shaping is very close to the original. Great job, again! :-))

Its the first time i see a car like that and I love it because you made it look so great. Beautiful!

Cool! Very nice details and functions. Great work on the main body too :-)

Great work!

Wow, Nick, that's so cool! So many functions and so many details in such a small scale! The working V2 is awesome, great job! :-)

I'm amazed at the level of detail and functionality you've managed to fit into such a small model! And yes, you collection of mid-sized MOCs has taken on a distinct vintage taste ;)

Fantastic car, Nick! I always love seeing the crazy details and working features you pack into your creations. In fact, sometimes it's even more impressive with the smaller creations like this one. Well done!

Cool car; I love the details.

Cool car; I love the details.

Cool car; I love the details.

Cool car; I love the details.

Unusual, funny and brilliantly done!! Vintage is great!!

Really like that chain drive, kinda a goofy car, but fun nonetheless.

Love to see all those functions on such a small scale, very clever. And nice work on the rear suspension swingarm 10/10

Very cool! Excellent work!

Cute little body shape... like a blueberry jelly bean candy! I recently viewed a DVD of an older BBC mystery/crime series that had one of these 3 wheelers in it. But for the life of me I can't remember what it was! Anywho, I love the pic of all those classic cars together! (I know perhaps it was Campion?) :)

Morgan makes some beautiful cars and you certainly did them justice.

Very nice! I like the headlights and the body!

Another awesome car from you! It's one of those rather eccentric, but charming British vehicles I like a lot. I love the overall shape and the technic functions, especially the rear suspension and the working engine. And ye olde wheels, of course! ;-) Great job on this, Nick.

What a fun-looking build! Neat car!

Really, really nice.

Excellent model!Its nice to see that it has a great functions and playability.Keep bricking mate!

Very nice model, pretty accurate !

Very nice model, pretty accurate !

Wonderful little build. The studs add to the shape and texture. Love the engine and the rear swingarm.

Thanks Space Gypsy. Although, the smaller the model, the more likely tiles would help and this is quite small... Thanks for your input.

I see your point.

Great! I like how you combined functions and playability. I don't know what the ohter entrys will be, but I think you'll stand a chance with this one. 5/5

A perfect little build, although also a studly one... BTW; I´m a TopGear fan too!

Accurate and well detailed beauty!

ravishingly beautiful!

Where's Hammond?

Love this! I saw it on Top Gear originally.

Wow !! What a cute little machine, beautifully put together, well done Nick !!>.....

Hehe, the production line rolls on...

Amazing work, Nick Barrett! I love that engine. -LB Jr.

Awesome MOC, Nick! (Although I must point out my Jag doesn't have a working engine... =P ) I like how you decorated the front and crammed in all those functions!

Ohhhh yes.... :-) Thanks Tom.

£30,000. Start saving... Thanks George.

excellent once again nick, great details and nice functions.

Truly a lovely job. That portfolio shot at the end really puts a smile on one's face. But I thought you typically took them apart for future projects? I didn't know you kept that many around. I guess your collection must be growing after all.

I agree with space gypsy - its great but needs tiles!

So cool! Great job Nick :) I wonder how much a real one of these costs, because I want one!

When I'm doing curves like this, tiles are the last thing I need ;-) Studs=texture.

Beutiful! But tiles are needed!

Excellent work, I really like the shape!

Wonderful! I love the shape with all those studs. Really brilliant!

Beautiful!

Nick, you'll never disappiont me with your creations. Also this is astonishing! Great work :-)

Very nice, great shaping