NICE!!! wow, thank you. that was a cool blast from the past - reminding me of Batman: The Animated Series! very cool & well done car imho and sweet technique on the hood. gonna check out your other MOCs!

Awesome! Very accurate looking. I like that front and the many details you managed to add to a build this size :-)

Thank you Scott. I generally use 5 wide for cars, 6 wide for vans and 7 wide for trucks although for some vehicles this just doesn't work. American vehicles usually have to be a bit bigger but I guess this 50s police car fitted just right.

OK, I just had to comment again when I saw the wheels. I love the design of them!

Pretty epic car. I generally think that Minifig scale cars need to be at least 6 wide to look right. Somehow your 5 wide car looks really good compared to a LEGO guy. Really amazingly detailed too. I like the search lite you have, I really need to get one of those pieces myself. This is probably the best looking 5 wide I have ever seen, Great job!

the classics i love it!:D

the hood ornament makes it look like it has three lights so at first I thought it was a tucker torpeedo. :) 5/5

very nice!

Excellent! I like it! AFOL!

Love this. Nice black and white photo

http://www.leocad.org/ I have not tried it myself,but people have made instructions with this. The parts variety is massive.

That is awesome! If made in green,it would look like a military one. I hope you don't mind me asking,is there any chance of instructions?

Hmmm, green, now there's a thought. That could work quite well. As for instructions I'm not too sure how to put them together. I think taking individual component photos would be too time consuming and be quite tedious. Do you know of any lego design programs that could do the job? LDD doesn't seem up to it as the parts list is too limited.

Hey Mr CF 2010, thank you for your kind words. In answer to your questions the reason I didn't put an interior photo on was that the interior is almost identical to my NYC taxi. Basically the colours are different and that's it. I might put one on anyway as some people might not have seen the taxi. As for buildings I'm really not too sure. I haven't done one since I was a teenager and they were never that good. I also need to invest in a lot more bricks to make any decent size building. I may have a go at sometime in the near future but I think it will involve spending a bit of money at Bricklink or buying some big sets. Watch this space.

i would have loved to see the inside,but,it rocks!!!even better than the taxi!,and that s saying something!,i would also loved to see them side to side,or with other vehicles as well,you have such a wonderful vehicle heritage!,your vintage parts inside stories really sign your creations as vintage nostalgianesque!,a great combination if you ask me!,i d like a garage or pit stop with that kind of signature,if you could do a retro style,it would surely look amazing!,is buldings anywhere in your plans?,excellent work andy!

Nice styling! Like the "half-tires" and the fact you can seat two minifigs in it. Ciao, Jens

Awesome one of your best

Thanks Henrik, this police car was built on the same chassis technique as the taxi.

Excellent. Goes very well with Andrew Larkumīs new Taxi-driver...

Hi Andrew, this is excellent !!! Beautifull and very detailled shape; with nice pictures as always Thanks for adding such cool creations to the 5-wide studless cars' club. Would you like to become moderator. I hardly find the time to comment the creations I like on MOCpages. May be you could make the group a bit livelier with challenges or so if you like.

Awesome.

Andrew, this is one smooth ride. It has a great shape and details. It is very evocative of the period you are trying to capture. Regards, Eric.

Amazing job!

That is Amazing the front looks very complex and awesome! 5/5

Great car - only the coolest cops could have one..

Such a good town MOC - simple, but with a great shape and details. 5/5

Awesome retro-ness!

fantastic! Looks very detailed for its size. Keep up the good work!! Nice black and white photography too.