Yeah, a cool model of a rather cr*ppy car! ;-)) A friend of my dad had one of the last SEAT 131 and he had a lot of little problems with it. You really got the design very well and the engine compartment is very cool, too. Great job! :-))

Note to self: Don't put TNT in the boot. I really like this! And could you check out my 5-wide Countach, and have a guess at my latest teaser? Thanks!

ravishingly beautiful!

Excellent side profile! I love all the little details, they work very nicely. Cool animation, too!

Every other car in Eastern Europe looks just like this. 5 points for nostalgia alone. The car is also excellent.

You can even make a car like this look beautiful.

Very nice car. Make a Lada 2101 too (that one is based on the Fiat 124, that's why it came to my mind, just in case anyone was wondering)(this made the comment 4 times longer than intended).

Magnificant! Even normal cars can look good. The features are very authentic.

It's funny that you mention that... because I tried one in camo and failed.... =(

Looks fantastic!

Italian cars contest score: details outside: 20/20, details inside: 19/20, engine detail: 19/20, Functions: 20/20, bonus points: 19/20 (the hillarious animation). Total: 97/100. Good Luck! Loek

You have made car after car after car....but you have yet to make one car.....the Yugo. :D

Interesting use of minifig legs there...Nicely done!

One of those cars that's all but extinct nowadays - lovely model.

Cool choice, a Fiat 131 is never boring, particularly if it's a Mirafiori.

Very nice classic!

I envy your collection of those red dynamite pieces...:) Great car as usual!

Nice technique using minifig legs as hinges for the bodywork.

Dude, that's just silly to blow up your MOC's, didn't anyone ever tell you not to play with dynamite! LOL, really good build, and I am very glad that it isn't a Volvo! Z

And the award for best explosion animation in 15min goes to.... Senator Chinchilla! Funny stuff here XD

Nicely done. I like the shaping & the details. -LB Jr.

That's not a TV that's KITT. Long live the random view.

I always enjoy both seeing your MOCs and reading your captions :)

Nice MOC, not really familiar with older Fiats, but the car looks great and I love your sense of humor.

Ouch, it blowed me away (literally :P) Nice animation and nice car!

You never cease to amaze me with your brilliant choice of cars and how quickly you can build them at such a high standard. I really like the 131 and agree it ideally should be red. It seems your car is good at making candy floss lol Love that animation, time well spent, it made me chuckle!

Lola, known for her(?) always constructive, if slightly acid, criticism, says: Hm-Hm; it's a Fiat, ought to be RED. Although, after our red 4-door 128, the family 131 actually came in Silver Metallic Grey. What a dull choice of colour next to the (red) Autobianchi A112 Abarth! One thing you totally forgot to add, and which was totally included in the price and came along with every Fiat of the time, are the rustholes. Not a single Fiat from this era would have come without.

That's really cool!The final photo is nice too!Keep up the great work!

Looking nice!

excellent as ever well done

Very nice with great details!

Hahaha I laughed seeing all the explosives in the boot, great animation :) Super neat work on this, love the dash!

Good car and a nice explosion! I like the cotton wool and the speed: LLD goes too fast for me :) Is a TV in the dashboard legal?