I love it, an instant classic if you ask me.

simple and clever, light construction and beautifull, how ever my congratulations

Good mix of System and Technic. Never been good with Technic myself, but always admire those who can work with it. Good job on the truck, it looks great. Good mix of humor on the web page too.

Nick, I've been away for a bit, love this build! The steering is awesome, but I think it is the simplicity that really brings it together! Great style. Chris

Thanks Chris. Good to Z you back :-)

Super Job, the nobbly lego bricks on the side make it look rather good, and your creations together are so impressive, there`s nothing like well technical`d lego` !>>.....well done

Love the front part and how you used those old turn-tables. Your vintage style is really magic. Could you make a time machine for us to go back when we were kids?...

Looks cool! Like the front.

Looks cool! Like the front.

That's a cool lorry with a nice classic Technic look and some very neat functions. Great job! :-))

Great truck! I like this style.

amazing details! well done!

MAn this is one of my favourites from you :)

Great work Nick, looks amazing and massive, I like it.

ravishingly beautiful!

So impressive the way you make this look so neat on such a small scale whilst fitting the mechanisms in as well. I especially like to see the rack 'n' pinion mechanism used for the tipper. Thanks for sharing !

Excellent builds Nick. I love the scrap lorry, it looks great and the functions are brilliant for such a small moc. That little digger is really cool too. I heard on the grapevine that you might be coming to Bristol soon. I would love to meet up.

functional, lots of playabilty ... overall great build!

Very good truck! I like your solution for the steering with the small turntables! Great work! :)

A very handsome truck with great features! The tipper might be simple, but gee those rack mechansims work well don't they! Great work mate :-)

Superb work, I love the working features.

Excellent! Very exact details and awesome steering mechanics. Nice sense of humor too. The intro made me snicker, the last bit made me laugh :-D

I don't know how you do it! I am one of the most miserable car builders... It looks amazing!!

Nice!

Every creation of yours makes me envy your amazing technic skill...This is brilliant! Love the scene :)

Great work, the functionality is brilliant as usual!

Thanks for reminding me of the Technic Ideas book. I've just been leafing throught my 8889 version over lunch. I also spotted the blue version of your digger on the back page of some old Technic instructions. Happy days! :)

Excellent work!

So many lorries, so little time. This ones great, so many cool functions and such a clean look (for a scrap truck, especially) I like the bucket, and those danger stripes on the back. The cabins neat too, and those doors are very clever. And the red lorry yellow lorry... I've heard that before somewhere. =P

Wow, how can you be so quick? Fantastic lorry - to put all those functions in a rather small MOC like this and keep it this good-looking is real craftsmanship. I am amazed!

I like these MOCs a lot! They remind me of when Technic was known as Expert Builder. These all look fun to play with too. Good job!

The old school tipping mechanism is cool.

Mad truck-building skills!

Hi Tom. Yeah, it's all beer and skittles.... there's a half plate wide shutline at the front of the doors to provide clearance; it's why the front is SNOTted.

Thanks David. That digger comes from the 8888 idea book, full of 80s goodness.

More retro Technic brilliance. Your models are the ones I see and I really want to play with them, which is surely the whole point of Lego : ) Lovely work, 5 stars

excellent build yet again nick

excellent truck, nice details, great to see it with some of your others models too.

Beautiful build, the technical stuff is, as always, extremely well merged into the appearance of the vehicle. I also like your hinges, I rediscover a method I used 25 or so years ago :-)

vary awesome! nice detail!

Hey, that's a versatile cab design. (I'm not sure if that's what you brits call it?) We just had a 'lorry' of similar description deliver top soil to our property. The guy also had a nifty belt device that 'threw' out dirt to specific hard-to-reach areas! Cheers! :)

When you said "scrap" I was a bit worried about you....LOL This is an excellent build Nick! As usual!

Just a little triffle between Olympic rounds? I thought you said you have a day job. Oh wait, you're management now. You must have all the time in the world. ;^} I admit I don't get how the corners of the doors avoid pushing against the front frame of the cab.

Brilliant designs! Construction trucks were my childhood passion. This creation has awakened a little bit of that in me again. :)

How do you have time to make a fishmobile and this lorry... with both being so excellent?

That's a great looking truck. Very neat & tidy. I like the way that you've used the studs for texture on the back and used the rack & pinion for tipping. If it works, why do something more complicated? Is the digger based on a kit from the late 70s/early 80s? The other wagons are impressive too. The last photos reminded me of an episode of Radio4's "Cabin Pressure": http://johnfinnemore.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/yellow-car-full-rules.html

Awesome lorry, Nick! Love the humour, especially at the end :) Great functions too!

Nicely done, Dude! I like the subtle details on the back of the cargo box.

I love 'em. What else to say... the technique and parts are ancient but they have that certain charm and the way they are put together makes it all look stunning!

Very cool. I like the SNOT work throughout. And thanks, I'll be sending Tom something. ;-) -LB Jr.

Red lorry, yellow lorry :-) looks like everybody loves it, no hate mail yet lol Love this truck as I do all of your creations. It's a nice size and I love the tippingdump section, it looks heavy duty! I have sent you a Flickr mail with a rather nice proposition for you to think about. Let me know what you think. More details to follow. Great to see you back in style Nick, we've missed you!

Thats really sweet truck!I love the tipping mechanism.10 out of 10 with no question! :D

Nice! Apart from a snotted front, this is REALLY old school!!! Always charming to see. Good job.